Pinarello Dogma F10... 1 Year Review

My thoughts on the Pinarello Dogma F10 after about 1 year and 5,200 miles of riding. Follow along with my daily training rides by following me on Strava at the link below.
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[@alduarte4448]

Frame wise weight is not everything, design with purpose are more important. My Cervélo R5 is not the lightest of the bunch but it also performs at top pro level which is the case with Your Dogma F10! I am sure You’ll Enjoy Your races and miles with a big smile on Your face!

[@AceRamone]

Dude, seriously, what's the deal with your bars?

[@gethinap]

I'm going to presume he doesn't use the hoods, like ever.

[@jayare8424]

Seriously 😳😳😳😳🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ that is really unsafe.. even if he never chooses to be on the hoodz if u commute or ride on the streets im sure them hoodz will be faster to break.🤷‍♂️

[@jbee1fam]

Love the review. Great job. This is my DREAM race bike.

[@mikecool1029]

Your position on the bike is probably the biggest difference when comparing your R3 to the F10 not the bikes themselves

[@cyclejockey4397]

Right. Good point Mike !

[@RANDY4410]

He needed to let us see the bike instead of him doing the video blocking the bike

[@joejoe8948]

Dude you're a Bills fan? At least you have a winner in the F10.

[@fernandocycling9662]

Hi Chad. Congrats for the Nice Bike!!! Safe ride. 😎😎

[@cyclejockey4397]

Thanks Fernando !

[@joejoe8948]

Loved the F10 but ended up preferring the Oltre XR4 and pulled the trigger. It seems to be the only aero bike on the tour to be used exclusively.

[@andrewlipsiner1144]

Sweet bike !! Why are your bars , shifters tilted so far down and forward ? If you are trying to get lower and more aero , have you tried a negative rise stem , and rotate your bars, so drops are parallel to ground?

[@cyclejockey4397]

I position my bars that way because I climb out of the saddle in the drops. Having my bars this way allows me to sustain high wattage numbers for longer

[@gbugg1361]

Cycle Jockey Maybe you should tell cycling professionals world wide to do the same then? Total rubbish.

[@zaheerkader7426]

Thai Bug G it works for him..so why the fuck not

[@jacdogma1316]

@@gbugg1361 DUH - you can ride your bike however or whatever way you like - have a look at Greg Lemond and his sprint set up..........

[@jacdogma1316]

@@zaheerkader7426 Exactly - well said, whatever works you him is best for him.

[@bikes7777]

Bars are rotated WAY too much forward.

[@justincooper6340]

That is an awesome machine

[@arnoldhernaez2542]

Titanium frame great Road bike ever

[@codeseven7057]

Your hoods are too low.

[@oscargarrido9493]

Great bike. I have it also but in disk version. So even heavier than yours but anyway i love it. I think it's simply fast as you said. Not the lighter but maybe the fastest or one of the fastest bike. How much does it weight in kg?

[@cyclejockey4397]

Agreed. With my Enve tubulars on it, my Dogma came in right at the 6.8 kilo mark and that is fully ready to race

[@oscargarrido9493]

Cycle Jockey is the reason for the 6,8, the UCI minimal weight? Or you could get it lighter for your competitions? (Mine is arround 7,3 with the disc, ultegra Di2 and Rotor 2InPower powermeter) Excuse my bad english.

[@zaheerkader7426]

Love that slammed stem 🧐👍🏿 it's just a fast bike.. The only other bike that comes close is the trek madone

[@cyclejockey4397]

I could get it lighter if I wanted for the USAC races I do here in the US but for me and the races I'm doing I don't the current weight is any hinderance to my performance. It always boils down to being able to put out the necessary wattage in the key moments of the races.

[@michaellui74]

Beautiful bike great video:-):-):-)

[@buutran6032]

how does it compare to your Giant TCR in climbing?

[@cyclejockey4397]

Well today I took 3 KOM's on hill segments aboard the Dogma. It climbs really well. I would say on par with the TCR which is also great !

[@tommyfreckmann6857]

How tall are you and is the Dogma size 50?

[@homerovl21]

Please answer

[@wareverwarever9200]

How long is the warranty on that one?

[@cyclejockey4397]

I believe 3 years on Pinarello's

[@raphaeltiziani7476]

2 years and an additional one if you register your frame on the pinarello website. At least it was like that for my pinarello Gan S 2017

[@cyclejockey4397]

Thanks for the info Raphael !

[@valenleo98]

@@cyclejockey4397 Recommend register the frame on Pinarello website within 10 days purchased.

[@7tom1ja]

flo wheels, he he

[@crypto_que]

Of course it's a light bike, it's a child's bike look at how little it is! 50? 52cm? Come on I get tired of seeing reviews with ppl like 5'5"-5-8 talking about how light their bikes are. Dude you're the size of an average woman, lots of guys are between 5-9 & 6" flat. I know cycling is advantageous to smaller riders especially climbing but I just don't think average male amateur cyclists are so short.

[@cliffcox7643]

This guy is very Dogmatic about his beliefs. And only rides the drops.

[@alexnanrick4466]

Fuckin' Fred

[@gbugg1361]

Your Dogma F10 frame weight is not what you claim it to be & not what Pinarello claim them to be either. Actually weight the bare frame (without forks) with quality digital scales & you'll see that your Dogma F10 frame is quite a bit heavier than you think. & what the hell are you riding your bike like that for, your handlebar position is shocking. I've never ever seen a professional cyclist ride with such position, have you?

[@paulysci925]

Thai Bug G single speed track bars are like that . Lighten up buddy 🙄