Bianchi Nitron 9.3 XT/SLX 1x12v Bicycle - Celeste

Bianchi Nitron 9.3 XT/SLX 1x12v bike – MTB Front Carbon 29" for fast and responsive XC

The Bianchi Nitron 9.3 XT/SLX bike is a 29" hardtail mountain bike designed for modern cross country, with a perfect balance of lightness, responsiveness, and precise handling. Built with a full carbon monocoque frame, RockShox Judy Gold RL 100 mm fork, and Shimano XT/SLX 12-speed drivetrain, this MTB is ideal for tackling fast climbs, technical trails, and XC races.

Distinctive racing design with the classic Celeste Bianchi, agile geometry and internal cable routing complete a bike designed for those seeking high performance in every condition.

Technical Specifications

Frame and Fork

• Frame: Nitron 29" full carbon monocoque

  • Tapered 1.5" steerer tube

  • Bottom bracket: BB92

  • Internal cable routing

  • Carbon Boost 12x148 mm dropouts

  • Seatpost diameter: 27.2 mm

  • Rear brake mount: PM 160 mm

  • Available sizes: 15", 17", 19", 21"

• Fork: RockShox Judy Gold RL 29", Solo Air, 100 mm travel

• Headset: FSA Orbit C-40

Drivetrain – Shimano XT/SLX 1x12v

• Shift levers: Shimano SLX 1x12 speed

• Rear derailleur: Shimano XT RD-M8100-SGS, Shadow Design, 12v

• Crankset: Shimano FC-MT511-1, 32T

  • Crank length: 170 mm (size 15") / 175 mm (sizes 17", 19", 21")

• Bottom bracket: Shimano BB-MT500-PA PressFit 41x92 mm

• Chain: Shimano CN-M6100 12v

Hydraulic disc brakes

• Brake calipers: Shimano M4100

• Brake rotors: Shimano SM-RT10 Center Lock

  • 180 mm front, 160 mm rear

Wheels and Tires

• Wheels: Velomann KOM Light i25 29", 622x25

• Front hub: Shimano HB-MT400-B

• Rear hub: Shimano FH-MT410-B

• Tires: Kenda Booster Pro 29x2.20

Cockpit – Handlebar and stem

• Stem: Velomann forged 6061 aluminum 3D, ±7°, Ø31.8 mm

  • Lengths: 70 mm (15"), 80 mm (17"), 90 mm (19"/21")

• Handlebar: Velomann Flat Top Alloy 6061-T6 double thickness, 720 mm width, 9° backsweep

• Grips: T-One Rock T-GP34

Saddle and Seatpost

• Seatpost: Velomann AL6061, forged head, Ø27.2 mm, seatback 0 mm

  • Length: 350 mm (15") / 400 mm (17", 19", 21")

• Saddle: Velomann 1285URN, manganese rails (277 x 144 mm)

Note Well

Technical specifications may change without notice depending on component availability.
Product images are for illustrative purposes only and may not exactly reflect the described features.

Bianchi Nitron 9.3 – Your next carbon XC MTB to compete and have maximum fun on every trail

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A Complete Guide to Bike Sizes

Foreword: Not all bike sizes are the same

Each type of bike has a specific frame and often uses a different size scale. For example, a road bike with a 54cm frame might be considered a medium size by one brand, but a large by another.

Bicycle adjustment margins

Some types of bikes, like gravel bikes, offer a wide range of adjustments, adapting to different body types. Other models, however, have limitations in this regard. This is an important aspect to consider.

How to use size charts

We've created a simple guide to help you find the right bike size:

1. Check out our size charts for each bike type.
2. Learn more with specific tips to help you make the right choice.

Size Charts: Find Your Perfect Bike

Gravel and road bikes

Sizes are based on the length of the top tube (in cm), which determines the reach of the bike.

For gravel, measurements may vary slightly due to different geometries, but remain similar.

Mountain bike

MTBs are measured in inches, based on the seat tube.

Sizes also vary depending on the type of MTB: full-suspension , hardtail or fat bike .

Children's bikes

The size depends on the size of the wheels, often associated with age:

What to do with half measures?

If you are between two sizes:

• Comfort : Choose the larger size.
• Performance : Go for the smaller size.

Final tips for choosing

1. Consult the manufacturer's instructions : Always check the brand's guidelines.
2. Ask an expert : a specialized workshop can help you choose based on your height, ideal reach and goals.
3. Test the bike : If possible, test the model you intend to purchase.