Affordable Superbike? | NEW Pinarello F Series

Pinarello might not be known as the cheapest of brands, but its new F-Series could provide superbike performance for less than superbike money.

In this video, Ash Quinlan runs you through everything you need to know about the three-bike range from the Italian brand.

Will the F-Series provide performance matching the Dogma? Let us know your thoughts in the comments 👇

#pinarello #superbike #newtech

Credit:
Roberto Bragotto
Pinarello

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:27 Five Things You Need To Know
01:31 Ride Impressions
04:04 Borrowing From The Dogma
06:13 Conclusion

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[bikeradar]

Will the F-Series provide performance matching the Dogma? Let us know your thoughts in the comments 👇

[williamnguyen]

i must be poor as heck because we have different definitions of "affordable" lol

[psnSupergrobi]

"Holds speed very well" - the ultimate sentence in a bike review

[davidarthur]

Impressed you carted this film studio all the way to Italy! ;)

[gsmd]

That new Scott Foil for 6, 500 Euros is affordable. But that 8, 850 Euros? I have a 2021 Pinarello Prince that was 5, 880 Euros Ultegra Di2. The bike industry has lost it's damn mind with these outta this world prices!

[DrewMtl]

OMG my mouth just waters looking at the Pinarello! It is my fantasy bike of all time. But really for the price! There's no way I can convince the tax department that it's a work expense. $11, 868.56 CAD is a fortune to pay for a second tier great bike! (equal to more than one year rent)
How about you start reviewing super expensive bikes in a more practical range like $3000, 00 CAD?

[chasekranich]

So it’s the prince with a new name . Got it

[powergear]

What is more important to cover in this review is, 1) While most of the similarly priced road bikes would be fast, smooth and could hold speeds, how does F performs when compared with the competition (with similar priced bikes), 2) Does Asymmetric frame adds any advantage? or is it marketing? 3) Is there difference in dedicated aero bikes vs F series in flat roads? 4) how does F compare itself in climbing to models like TCR, O2 etc? The review should point something comparing existing bikes for the viewers to understand and perceive the value.

[robertlenahan]

Cervelo Soloist! Cervelo brings back a name from the past but is a clean sheet design. Affordable middle of the road Cervelo with high end components for less than $8, 000 US. Please review it!

[seadbiberovic]

Very well done young gentleman.
Greetings from Korea by Bosnian man.

[nyf_verg]

I guess, there would be a G-Series for the Grevils further in the future too. The 105 level of a grevil would be a dream bike for me.

[Refridge]

Thank you for the first reviews of these new Pinarellos. What region of Spain were you riding in? Murcia?

[Ridewithjst]

So, what's the difference between the F7 and the last Prince FX? Same layup, same groupset, appears to be same frame, and similar to same geometry....but more expensive?

[vozzen]

Oh wow just $6000 for an 105 F5. How affordable

[quintennn]

What would be very interesting to see, is a comparison between the F5 for example and a chinese Dogma F look a like frame. How much do they differ in quality and ride feel.

[olliegibbs]

If it was about half the price it would be really interesting

[derekh]

I'm a long time Pinarello fan and owner. I have a 2019 Gan Disk and a 2021 Prince Disk and I love both bikes. For me, this new line up is disappointing. Names like Paris and Prince are iconic within the brand and I think they had it right in the 2022 model year when they offered the Dogma F (high-end race), Prince (mid-tier race) and Paris (endurance). I get what they're trying to do and appreciate the move to make a Dogma for everyone. But this entire range looks the same and (having heard the molds for carbon frames are the arguably the most expensive aspect of frame building) I can't help but wonder if it's more a cost-saving move than marketing strategy on their part.

[jamesmoros]

Somehow I prefer 23c tires on a rd bike 😊 lighter and better feel for me all these 28c tires make these bikes feel .. clumsy, it’s like driving a Ferrari on AWD tires 😂 great review, cheers from OZ 🇦🇺

[ronaldtoussant]

How is it in comparison to the Prince?

[kylehagertybanana]

affordable is certainly a word that was used