
Pinarello
Dogma F — Dura-Ace Di2 / Princeton Peak 4550
Race platform · size 530 reference build
US$14,500reference€14,000
Handover coordinated through R&A Cycles, official allocation partner for United States. Direct workshop dispatch with certified factory warranty. Partner terms
Torayca M40X frame, chosen for tensile modulus rather than for minimum mass. The down tube is rotated 3.5 degrees into an Aero-Keel profile at the bottom bracket, a change Pinarello measures at 1.2 per cent of drag across that junction, and the head tube nose has lost 8 mm of width against the previous generation.
The front end is a single assembly: elliptical steerer, differentiated headset bearings so the cables stay inside the frame, Onda fork at 47 mm of rake, and the MOST Talon Ultra Fast cockpit. Size 530 measures 542.4 mm of stack and 383.3 mm of reach on a 545 mm top tube.
The reference build is 6.780 kg without pedals, with Dura-Ace Di2 R9200 and the Princeton Peak 4550 — a hooked rim, 22 mm internally and 32 mm externally, that holds the tyre mechanically and carries no pressure restriction beyond the tyre's own rating.
Engineering telemetry
- Complete weight
- 6.78 kg
- Frame layup
- Torayca M40X
- Groupset
- Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 R9200, 12-speed
- Wheelset
- Princeton CarbonWorks Peak 4550 Evolution II, hooked, 22 mm internal
- Tyre clearance
- 30 mm
Curated pairing
Equipment specified around this frame, not selected from a catalogue.
Pas Normal Studios
Mechanism Pro Jersey
US$260
The close race cut limits loose fabric around a low, long position. Mapped panels move stretch to the shoulder and airflow to the chest, which is where the Dogma F's front end puts the rider.
Pas Normal Studios
Mechanism Deep Winter Bibs
US$410
Windtex Pro and the brushed backer hold warmth through a winter base block without the bulk that would compromise the position the 542.4 mm stack was designed for.
Kask
Elemento Helmet — Fluid Carbon 12 / Multipod
US$400
Internal channels move air through the shell at climbing speeds, and the 260 g mass keeps the neck free on a descent from a position this low.