- The new Dogma X is now 7.06kg in trim (size 53cm), making it the lightest endurance bike on the market, surpassing competitors like the Specialized S-Works Roubaix and Colnago C68.
- The new model is around 180g lighter than the outgoing Dogma X, enhancing its performance and making it easier to pedal uphill.
- The Dogma X is available in Moonlight Frost, Jade Eclipse, Etna Lucente, and Aqua Veil color options.
- Pinarello first introduced the Dogma X in 2023, marking this update as the first for the brand's endurance road line.
Pinarello's updated Dogma X is now the lightest endurance bike on the market at 7.06kg, surpassing competitors like the Specialized S-Works Roubaix and Colnago C68. This model is 180g lighter than its predecessor, enhancing uphill performance and overall ride experience.134
The redesign features new X-stays and an elliptical-shaped steerer tube with integrated cable routing, improving aerodynamics and stiffness. The downtube has been tapered for better performance, while tire clearance has increased to 35mm, accommodating wider tires for enhanced comfort on long rides.
Fausto Pinarello emphasized the bike's versatility, stating, “The new DOGMA X is the ultimate all-rounder. Like the DOGMA F, it delivers exceptional reactivity, stiffness, and acceleration, but with a carbon layup and design optimized for everyday road surfaces.” The Dogma X is available in multiple colors and sizes, catering to a wide range of riders.
With a starting price of €6,700 / $7,250 / £5,500, the Dogma X is positioned at the premium end of the market, appealing to serious cyclists seeking performance and quality.
Pinarello first introduced the Dogma X in 2023, and this update marks a significant evolution in their endurance road line, focusing on weight reduction and enhanced ride quality.
“The new Dogma X features a redesigned layout for the X-stays and an increase in tire clearance to 35mm, enhancing comfort and performance. Fausto Pinarello described it as the ultimate all-rounder, optimized for everyday road surfaces while maintaining exceptional reactivity and stiffness.”
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