PinarelloDogma F
Origin
The Dogma F is Pinarello's flagship race bike and the direct descendant of the Dogma F12 / F lineage that has carried Team Sky and INEOS Grenadiers to multiple Tour de France wins. The 2022 generation marked the move to a single 'Dogma F' name (dropping the version number), a Toray M40X carbon layup that shaved roughly 265 g from a complete bike compared to the F12, and a refined Onda fork with subtly revised asymmetry. The 2025 refresh kept the same mould but added a longer, 8 mm narrower head tube, a forward-tilted Aero-Keel down tube, and minor cable-routing tweaks aimed at marginal aero gains rather than radical reinvention. It remains polarising on price, but reviewers consistently rate it among the most resolved superbikes for riders who want a one-bike-does-everything race weapon with classic Pinarello asymmetry and Onda DNA.
Specifications
- Frame
- Toray M40X carbon monocoque; asymmetric Onda design, Aero-Keel down tube rotated ~3.5° at the BB, slimmer/longer head tube. Claimed frame ~941 g, fork ~441 g (2025). Disc-only, fully integrated cable routing with concealed right-side thru-axle
- Weight
- kg
- Drivetrain
- Shimano Ultegra Di2 R8170, Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 R9270, SRAM RED eTap AXS, or Campagnolo Super Record 13v (all electronic 12/13-speed) across trims; typical Dura-Ace build 50/34 with 11-30 cassette
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc brakes (groupset-dependent: Shimano Dura-Ace / Ultegra Di2, SRAM RED AXS, or Campagnolo Super Record); flat-mount, typically 160 mm rotors front/rear. Disc-only frame
- Wheels
- Spec varies by build — MOST Ultrafast carbon (OE), commonly paired with deep-section aero wheels such as Princeton Peak 4550 or Continental-shod carbon clinchers/tubeless; some builds use White Industries hubs
The verdict
- Best-in-class handling — planted and confident on fast descents and in corners; reviewers repeatedly call it the standout of the bike's character
- Excellent climbing thanks to the 2025 M40X frame shedding weight (top build ~6.8 kg), removing the old 'too heavy for a climber' criticism
- Genuine all-rounder: stiff, aero and light enough to race crits, climbs and Gran Fondos on one bike
- Strong aesthetics and iconic asymmetric Onda DNA with deeply integrated, clean cable routing
- Premium, no-compromise component and finishing kit (MOST integrated cockpit, top electronic groupsets, quality hubs)
- Extreme price (~€12.5k–€16k complete; ~€7k frameset) — rivals like Factor Ostro VAM or Trek Émonda offer comparable performance for less
- Ruthlessly stiff ride that punishes rough/UK-style roads; comfort is not its strong suit
- Fork stays relatively rigid versus the more compliant rear triangle, an uneven feel front-to-rear
- Handlebar drops flex noticeably under hard sprinting, a strange contrast against the very stiff frame
- Aero gains over the previous Dogma are marginal (~0.2–2.3% drag), so the upgrade is more refinement than revolution; some builds omit a power meter at this price
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