I actually sold my Sempre around Thanksgiving. By that time, it had been over two months with no decision on a cracked Infinito frame on Bianchi's part. And for that, I didn't want to ride any other Bianchi product because I didn't feel they were doing me right.
As far as the Sempre and Infinito comparison goes, they are made for two different types of riders. The Sempre has a more aggressive geometry. The groupset on the Sempre is a mix of Reparto Corse and Shimano. For me, I felt like I was riding faster, but my GPS told me otherwise. I could ride the Sempre without any problem to begin with. It is quick in the turns and is a very stiff ride.
With the Infinito, it is made more for long distance riding for comfort, with a taller head tube and a more relaxed geometry.. The carbon frame has more flex to it than the Sempre's stiffer frame. riding long distance at a pretty fast pace. Hope this helps. If I were to do it all over again, I'd just get the Infinito.
As far as the Sempre and Infinito comparison goes, they are made for two different types of riders. The Sempre has a more aggressive geometry. The groupset on the Sempre is a mix of Reparto Corse and Shimano. For me, I felt like I was riding faster, but my GPS told me otherwise. I could ride the Sempre without any problem to begin with. It is quick in the turns and is a very stiff ride.
With the Infinito, it is made more for long distance riding for comfort, with a taller head tube and a more relaxed geometry.. The carbon frame has more flex to it than the Sempre's stiffer frame. riding long distance at a pretty fast pace. Hope this helps. If I were to do it all over again, I'd just get the Infinito.