Pinarello has recently expanded its Dogma XC lineup to cater to a broader range of cross-country and marathon riders. The original Dogma XC, developed with Tom Pidcock, has been rebranded as the Dogma XCR, maintaining its focus on competitive racing with a lightweight and stiff design. (quimtbmagazine.it)
Introducing the Dogma XCT, Pinarello aims to serve riders participating in marathon, downcountry, and long-distance events. This model features a more relaxed geometry compared to the XCR, enhancing comfort and stability over extended distances and technical terrains. The XCT is equipped with a 120mm fork and a dropper seatpost, providing versatility for varied riding conditions. (bikerumor.com)
To make these advanced designs more accessible, Pinarello has launched the XC Series, which includes the XCR9, XCT9, and XCT7 models. These bikes are constructed with Toray T900 carbon fiber, offering a balance between performance and affordability. The XC Series is priced starting at £6,000, with the XCR9 and XCT9 models available at £12,000 and £13,000, respectively. (velodisco.com)
These developments reflect Pinarello’s commitment to providing high-performance mountain bikes tailored to various riding disciplines and budgets.
Highlights:
- Up close and personal with Tom Pidcock’s World Championship-winning Pinarello Dogma XC, Published on Tuesday, September 01
- Pinarello’s new X Series endurance bike straddles the all-road category with provision for 40mm tyres and a focus on in-frame storage, Published on Thursday, September 03