Bianchi say that this improves the toughness by 49% compared to standard resin. The 55cm Sempre frame weighs in at 1,140g (Bianchi's figure). If you buy it as a frameset, with Bianchi's new full-carbon fork, it'll cost you 1,700. There are five fully built up models available in the UK: Campagnolo Veloce (2,000), Shimano 105 (2,100), Shimano Ultegra mechanical (2,600), Campagnolo Athena (2,700 and Shimano Ultegra Di2 (3,900). They all come with compact chainsets, by the way. The mechanical Ultegra version, for example, comes with Fulcrum Racing 7 wheels, and the brakes and chainset are FSA Gossamer.