With Methanol CV RS rider can tame the trail faster, more smoothly, in greater control and with more energy to attack and hold more aggressive lines. The best racing machine without price compromises. Fast modern XCO races and technical XCM events. For professional racers and expert riders looking for a fast, light and aggressive bike.

• Boost 12x148TA rear axle • Internal cable routing dropper post compatible • Sizes: S, M, L, XL

It runs up to 29×2.4″ tyres and has a Boost 12x148TA rear axle. Technical descents once deemed too rough to attempt are now a breeze thanks to the Bianchi CV System: the use of Countervail special carbon material and viscoelastic resin allow to cancel 80% of the vibration, resulting in improved after shock control.

The tires fit up to a width of 2.4 "thanks to the rear fixed axle in the size boost - 12x148. Thanks to the patented Bianchi Countervail system - a special combination of carbon with viscoelastic resin, which absorbs up to 80% of vibrations – you will be able to handle technical descents with ease and without the slightest problem.

It runs up to 29×2.4” tyres and has a Boost 12x148TA rear axle. The stiffness of the frame, combined with the vibration cancelling capacity of the Bianchi CV System, provides the best traction on the climbs as you push and pull yourself away from the competition.

KEY FEATURES:• Carbon frame engineered with Countervail®• FS travel: 100mm• FST travel: 120/100mm (Trail configuration)• Geometry: Slacker HT°, Longer reach, Shorter CS• Drivetrain: 1x only• 29x2.4 tire compatible• Boost 12x148TA rear axle• Internal cable routing dropper post compatible Read more

The Bianchi Methanol CV FS 9.2 – XTR/XT 2021 is a Full suspension Cross Country Mountain Bike with a carbon frame. Equipped with a Shimano XTR drivetrain of 12 gears (1x12). Its features include internal routing, boost 148, and hydraulic disc brakes.

It runs up to 29×2.4” tyres and has a Boost 12x148TA rear axle. SUPER TRACTION. The stiffness of the frame, combined with the vibration cancelling capacity of the Bianchi CV System, provides the best traction on the climbs as you push and pull yourself away from the competition.

As you’d expect with a competition-crushing race bike, the frame has internal cable routes and is dropper post-compatible. It runs up to 29×2.4” tyres and has a Boost 12x148TA rear axle.

At the back of the frame, Bianchi implemented its Asymmetrical Rear Stays (ARS), which shorten the rear triangle and allow greater chainring clearance. Complementing its asymmetric chainstays is what Bianchi calls Shock Absorbing Stays (SAS) up top.