New F-Series brings Dogma thinking at a lower price <\/p>
Pinarello has launched the new F-Series race bikes, replacing the Prince in its range.<\/p>\n
While the Dogma F<\/a> remains the Italian brand\u2019s flagship race bike, the new F-Series aims to bring the Dogma\u2019s design philosophy to a more accessible price point.<\/p>\n The F-Series bikes will be available in three models \u2013 F9, F7 and F5 \u2013 with available groupsets ranging from Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 R9200<\/a> and SRAM Red eTap AXS for the F9, to Shimano 105 Di2 R7100<\/a> and mechanical Ultegra R8020<\/a> for the F5.<\/p>\n There are no Campagnolo-specced models for the new F-Series bikes.<\/p>\n The F-Series starts at \u20ac5,150 for the mechanical Ultegra-equipped F5, topping out at \u20ac11,900 for the F9 with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2.<\/p>\n Prices in the US and UK are not yet fully confirmed, with some models unavailable in certain territories.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, alongside the F-Series, Pinarello has also launched new X-Series endurance road bikes<\/a>, which replace the Paris.<\/p>\n Here, we\u2019ll concentrate on the F-Series. We also had a chance to swing a leg over the new bike at its launch in Spain \u2013 you can read our Pinarello F7 first ride review<\/a>.<\/p>\n