Bianchi Specialissima - Bike of the Year Winner (£2750+) 

+adriboff1 It was a close one. If value and speed are your priorities then the Focus is an incredible option. The Bianchi is definitely our winner in this category though.

It's as if you're saying "I love Coca-Cola, I would chose Sprite, Fanta appeals to me, I'll order a 7-Up but Schweppes tastes like a marvel" :-)

+CJL999 Nicely done! We lol'ed.

+nightfly222 frame set

+The Wandering Albatross yes list at Labicicletta.com for $7000 CDN

+Jarvis120899 Cycling Plus' Bike of the Year is always road bikes but we have What Mountain Bike's Trail Bike of the Year starting very soon so stay tuned!

+BikeRadar that is a very nice bike.... I love you're video's

£8000

+lionreza I Think they're shoes straps.

+lionreza He's wearing Giro Prolight SLX shoes.

+Brian Moore get a black one - or any other color; Bianchi offers the frame color and graphics color to your choice

A lovely idea, but i have to admit that it is well beyond my means.

+Brian Ongay Arenas At least no won would want to steal it.

Wow, what does a beautiful bike look like to you guys? Classic color, classic look. classic bike!

+thechosendude It only comes in Super record EPS or Di2 $14,000 vs $12,500 USD

+The Wandering Albatross eps is good but not proven yet

Amer Muratovic Hey: I'm running a 9 speed and if I had the money I'd get a Chinese carbon and 105 and be a happy camper! Though if I really had money I'd be run Sram e tap and a nice Ridley frameset.

+The Wandering Albatross for this money a tcr advanced sl w Enve rims on CK hubs is waaay better

The Wandering Albatross I have both 5800 105 and 6800 Ultegra mech, and there isn't much difference between them. The brake calipers are a little smoother on the Ultegra, but shifting is near identical. Properly setup, I doubt anyone could tell a difference in a blind test on shifting. If you buy the polymer coated brake cables for the 105 (as it only comes with stainless cables for brakes), then you really don't notice any difference. IMO, 105 is the absolute bargain of the century for cycling kit considering how cheap it is too. Even if Ultegra was competitively priced, I would put off buying it at this point because the next generation of Dura-Ace/Ultegra is probably a year or so away. Also if I was going to buy Ultegra again, it would be strictly for DI2, not mechanical. I can't even fathom if Shimano ever comes out with 105 DI2.

How so, could you be a little more specific?

you're color blind