Pinarello Dogma F Disc at Ineos Is the disc drop sucked?
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- 27/12/2022
Has the last bastion of rim brakes fallen in the pro peloton? Ineos Grenadiers will test the Pinarello Dogma F Disc tomorrow at the GP de Denain ahead of Paris-Roubaix. Here are the pictures of the bike and the team's justification.
News via push? More information »The Ineos Grenadiers team, set up for Grand Tour victories around Egan Bernal, Tom Pidcock, Richard Carapaz and Co., which has also had the time trial world champion in its ranks since yesterday, was the last major WorldTeam to consistently race bikes with rim brakes. Now, Ineos Grenadiers has announced a trial run of the Pinarello Dogma F Disc at Grand Prix Denain, calling it the "first race in the early stages of introducing disc brakes".
Carsten Jeppesen, Head of Technical Partners, said: "In close cooperation with Pinarello and Shimano we will further develop the all-round package of the disc brake by optimizing the weight, the integration into the Dura-Ace group and the quick release system. "
# With the Pinarello F Disc, Ineos Grenadiers will be testing the switch to disc brakes starting tomorrow.# The Dogma F is the Italians' aero all-round racing bike...# ...and comes up with correspondingly streamlined shapes.# The work machine was photographed by Kwiatkowski ,...# ...which is apparently still equipped with the braking technology of the Dura Ace R9100 series.Fausto Pinarello also commented: "I've been a fan of disc brakes since I've been riding them myself, and I'm happy that the team will race with them in the latter part of the season.”
The switch to disc takes place after the disc brakes on the new Shimano Dura Ace 12-speed group have been heavily revised. A larger pad spacing, rotors from the XTR MTB group and Servo-Wave brake actuation eliminate grinding noises, for example.
Read moreThe work machine of the CX world champion Pinarello Crossista F by Tom PidcockGolden professional racing bike for the Vuelta Pinarello Dogma F by Richard CarapazBlue lightning for the Giro Pinarello TT bolide by Filippo GannaParis Roubaix 2019 The bikes of the pros for the pavésOn From the pictures of Edelhelfer Kwiatkowski's team bike, however, it looks as if the 11-speed predecessor group with road brake discs was still being used. Continental clincher tires are also surprising instead of the Conti Competition Ltd. otherwise preferred by Ineos. Tubular tires mounted.
Ineos Grenadiers Pinarello Dogma F Disc equipment first PRBX 04225# 20210919- 1425-Pinarello Dogma DiskBrake Grenadiers PRBX 04135How do you like the new work tool of the Ineos Grenadiers team?
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Info: Ineos press release, editors/ photos: Joris Knapen/Ineos Grenadiers27 comments
snowdriver
participated since 07/2016
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Something doesn't seem to be installed properly: psnowdriver,Lorebo
with me since 10/2015
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So I also have to deal with squeaking on road bike disc brakes, but no problems on MTBs. Pads are identical on both bikes, the rest is not. For the rainy days I already have discs from two manufacturers for the street racer, let's see what it brings.....Lorebo,Ghostina
with me since 02/2019
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Recommend the Dächle Ultra Light discs. The Dächle discs with TrickStuff coverings run just as well on Gravel and Renner as on MTB with the Direttisima.Ghostina,Ghostina
with me since 02/2019
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Logically, on the MTB not with the UL but with the HD discs#there are always specifics that take everything too seriouslyGhostina,Schwarzwaldyeti
participated since 05/2011
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Stupidly, Trickstuff only builds 6-hole discs, nothing centerlock. And I don't feel like messing around with adapters.Schwarzwaldyeti,
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