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Gear & Gadgets :: EICMA - Pinarello F4:13 and Dogma

1 October 2005

EICMA - Pinarello F4:13 and Dogma

The Pinarello booth at EICMA had a lot to offer for BiciRace.com. Many fans of the famous Treviso frame manufacturer were found eyeing their dream bikes. Their range of machines runs from aluminum to carbon, with a little magnesium thrown in.

F4:13

Lovely Carbon F4:13, photo: BiciRace.com

When Pinarello introduced the F4:13 last year it was with great excitement. It was their first full-fledged carbon road bike offering. The result was what the tifosi would expect from Pinarello: classic, cool and innovative. The angles and main frame stay traditional, but are all manufactured in carbon. Up front is the proven Onda fork ... Onda means "wave" in Italian and you can see why they picked the name. Down at the bottom is the oversized M.O.st bottom bracket.

Dogma

Dogma in Magnesium, photo: BiciRace.com

Like BiciRace.com you might see some similarities in the Dogma and F4:13. Both frames used the same trusted rear triangle and Onda fork. It is a design that Pinarello has perfected and uses with confidence. But the main triangle on the Dogma is completely different, it is made in oversized magnesium AK61 tubes. The tubing (by Dedacciai) provides different characteristics to Aluminum or Carbon, allowing for a comfortable and relaxed ride.

To find out more on Pinarello frames contact CBike.com. (Let them know that BiciRace.com sent you.)

More Photos:
M.O.st Oversized BB (55mm) on Dogma, photo: BiciRace.com
Face the Dogma, photo: BiciRace.com
F4:13 Bottom Bracket, photo: BiciRace.com