Pinarello Dogma F10 REVIEWED. Is it WORTH 16K?!

[@Valentino_Cilantro]

Hello, I just finished building my F10 at home, all black, 59.5 (I am 6’3”.) I shopped around ten bike online shops for parts. Most Talon handle bar, enve 65 wheel sets, dura ace hydraulics, etc.. it cost me $10k overall, everything included. I spent another $2k on Parktool parts, plus the stand. It was my summer/covid project and it took me 3 months to build. I did a lot of mistakes. But I learned a lot. KZbin is an incredible educational platform. The end result is so satisfying; to ride a bike you built yourself, and can fix/tune on your own. I highly encourage bike enthusiasts to do the same. Doesn’t need to be a Pinarello.

[@FortunaCzNam]

The handling and cornering on this bike is absolutely stunning, there is no question going into a corner at speed - it does exactly the line that you want without any 'play' or error - this is a consequence of the stiffness of the frame, fork design and wheelbase - the handling on these bikes gives a significant advantage to the rider - you have to actually have ridden a Dogma to appreciate and understand this; most people think that all the top bikes in the Peloton are pretty much the same however this is a simplistic view, the handling of this bike is superior and therefore gives the rider an advantage.

[@paulysci925]

You can get one for 4-6000 usd used just gotta know your size. The pandemic has a lot of these sort of high end bikes popping up for cheap. I saw a di2 dura ace sl6 disc for 4500! Literally just gotta have cash ready and know your size when a deal pops up. I bought a etap disc tcr sl 0 for 2500 in the Orange color. All in all it sucks for the guys who paid full retail and decided to move on from their investment but it’s good for those of us who can’t afford 10k bikes. All technology trickles down

[@malcdo9598]

Thats nice, in Singapore here its hella expensive.

[@jonah1018]

Liked for the Mongoose comment!

[@markn4526]

Just wondering how tall you are what's your inseam measurement? The reason I ask is that I am trying to decide between the 57.5 and 59.5 sizes in this model. I'm currently riding a 2014 SuperSix EVO, size 60. Great bike, but may be just a bit big for me.

[@NC01]

If 60 Cannondale is too big, them 57.5 is way to go...59.5 would be bigger than your Cannondale. Check reach and stack measurements.

[@markn4526]

@@NC01 Thanks Nick. My Cannondale is just a bit too tall upfront. I looked at the specs of the Pinarello and noticed that they do seem to run big upfront compared to other frames. Modern frames generally have a higher stack and head tube measurements anyway.

[@ricollano7946]

Where is the shop here in pasig side

[@jorgemoran5213]

On 57.5 frame , can I 6ft tall man fit ok or go on size down ?

[@FortunaCzNam]

Not sure what you decided - I bought one of these - I am 6 ft 2 - the 57 just did not work at all; I got the larger 59.5 frame which is fine, this is a truly stunning bike !

[@keithbreaux612]

I have an F 10. No bike is worth $ 16,000.

[@robinvauth6797]

How tall are you to fit on this 57,5cm frame size?

[@danielwhitmire34]

6'4"

[@danielwhitmire34]

@@NC01 I did, but prefer a more aggressive position. #profit

[@JohnMervinancheta]

This is carbon t1000 Next year csrbon t1100

[@bossogenauragon2267]

?16k?? Ang ganda nman nyan para s 16k