Bianchi Bike Covers — Oltre, Infinito & Via Nirone

Bianchi is an Italian road brand, and most of what it makes is a drop-bar bike. Riders tend to keep them indoors, but not always — a Bianchi still gets left in a shared hallway, a garden store, a balcony or a bike shed between rides, and that's usually where the damp and the dust get at it.

Across the range, most Bianchi models take the STASH or the URBAN. Drop bars are narrow, so a standard-size cover is enough; only the wider-barred models need the XL / MTB.

Which BikeParka fits your Bianchi?

A saddlebag, a large computer mount, bottle cages or mudguards left on can push a bike to the next size up, so send us the model and what's fitted and we'll check first.

All three are waterproof, seam-sealed ripstop and PFAS- and PFC-free. The URBAN has lock-through openings so cover and bike can be secured together; the STASH and XL / MTB have brass eyelets at the hem for a cable lock.

Which size cover?

The STASH and the URBAN are one size, for handlebars up to 63cm, which takes in almost every drop-bar Bianchi; choose between them on security rather than fit. The XL / MTB goes up to 100cm, and that is the size for the C-Sport.

Bianchi cover questions

Which cover fits a Bianchi Oltre?

The STASH or the URBAN — they're the same size and both fit standard bikes with handlebars up to 63cm, which includes drop-bar road bikes like the Oltre. Pick the URBAN if you want to lock the cover and the bike together.

Is the cover for a Via Nirone 7 the same as for an Infinito?

Yes. Both take the STASH or the URBAN. The two covers are identical in size and fit; the only difference is that the URBAN has lock-through panels and the STASH has brass hem eyelets for a cable lock.

Which cover fits a Bianchi C-Sport?

The XL / MTB. It takes handlebars up to 100cm, so it suits the wider bars and fuller build of the C-Sport, and it has brass eyelets at the hem for a cable lock.