Be A Living Hero, Not A Minced Meat Hero | Pinarello Dogma F12 TDF | Oompa Loompa Cycling E56

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Rider’s Bio
Height: 191cm
Inseam: 85cm
Number of years riding: 10

Bike Specs
Bike brand: Pinarello
Model year: 2020
Frame/Frame Size: 59.5
Groupset: DuraAce 11-speed Di2
Wheelset/Hubs: Campagnolo Bora Ultra WTO 60
Saddle: Fizik ANTARES VERSUS EVO 00 ADAPTIVE
Stem Model/Stem Length: MOST TALON / 110mm
Handlebar Model/Handlebar Width: MOST TALON / 440mm
Bartape: Cyclovation
Bottle Cages: MOST
Lights (Front and Back): Exposure TRACE Lights
Light mount: MOST
Computer: Garmin Edge 1030+
Computer Mount: MOST
Power meter: NA
Tires (please specify if tubeless/clinchers/tubular): Clinchers
Bottom bracket: CeramicSpeed
Pedals: DuraAce

Weight: 7.65kg

Overall bike rating (out of 10): 9/10

[khairunsyazwin]

“I feel specialized is too scientific/mathematical… Italian is emotional”

Woohoo I feel ya man!!! Italian all the way

[pepessz]

I really admire Charles. Especially when he brought up about the 'italian cars vs japanese cars' analogy, power meter, and when he speaks about OSPW. He's definitely rich, but not that foolishly blind to spend his money for stupid stuffs just for the sake of having the coolest bike around. Cheers.

[ivanp]

This was the 3rd Dogma interview in this channel and it appeared to me all are good and sensible folks! Excellent interview, keep it up 👍 👌 👏

[patrickparisienne]

Ka-Ching!!!! Seems like a nice guy, who appreciates nice things, but doesn’t feel he needs to prove anything. Sound words of advice from him as well👍🏽

[ahafeezs]

ufff, them nice wheels. Definitely going into my lullaby playlist. Cheers!

[mohamedsyafiq]

Nice setup! Pretty ballsy to ride the TDF GC champion’s yellow though 😎

[TBiggieboo]

Love your channel and format. Keep it up.

[brianocanada]

Very nice bike!!!
But, another Shimagnolo!! Shimano group, campagnolo wheels.. :(
They just dont mix.

[lordalfa]

They don't make this color anymore because the yellow bike is now a Colnago V3RS.

[cosinus_square]

Giro Pink is the flashiest colour you could possibly get for a Pinarello.

[jaswolf]

When you have to wait for the bike or it's components during the pandemic (especially Italian bikes and components) most of us make compromises eventually to get to riding ASAP.

[jinngeechia]

When a bike is twitchy, it is the geometry. I have a bike that wants to "dive" into a corner. It is exciting to have this effect. On Campagnolo vs Shimano groupsets. Economically in terms of availability, spare parts and repair, Shimano is better. Even the servicing of Campagnolo groupset require specialty tools from Campagnolo which require an investment from the mechanic.

[hippoace]

Saddle quite forward....reach abit long? I mean there is a good reason people buy a size smaller....

[Saltydog]

This guy is loaded for sure. Combine the F and F12 almost $50k spent on bike. Just wonder what car he drives. :)

[azizulzulzaha]

It needs the keo blade tdf version to compliment the color.

[ginyamaguchi]

Imagine getting dropped while riding this bike.... at least you'll look good.

[rotter]

i wonder whats this rider avg speed on this bike..🤭

[bonbonflippers]

What do most of your interviewees use tubeless or tubed?

[adrianlim]

SAF pay a very good salary huh? 1 F12 and 1 F with all full top high end component within 6-8 months..
latest F bike, latest Campy Ultra wheels..😅

[deathism]

Just a suggestion: How about interviewing owners of gravel bikes as well? It'd make things abit more interesting. Otherwise it's always similar bikes time and time again.