Pinarello
Pinarello is an Italian bicycle company that was started in 1952 by Giovanni Pinarello.
Based in Treviso, Italy, Pinarello is best known for its high-end road bikes, although it also produces cyclocross, track, mountain and city bikes.
Pinarello bikes have been ridden by several top pro teams, including Team GB, Telekom, Banesto, Movistar and Team Ineos.
Ineos Grenadiers' bike sponsor conundrum for 2026 has been resolved
Pinarello confirms three-year extension with Ineos Grenadiers – and is also expected to sponsor Tom Pidcock's Q36.5 team in 2026
New Pinarello F-series frameset weighs just 100g more than the Dogma F, but costs thousands less
The ‘baby Dogma’ has grown up
How much do Tour de France bikes cost? The cheapest to most expensive Tour bikes ranked
All the 2025 Tour de France bikes in price order – which team's bike fleet is worth over half a million dollars?
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Pinarello launches another eye-wateringly expensive race bike – but this time for gravel
New Dogma GR borrows from its Dogma stablemates and the Crossista
A Pinarello with a pannier rack?! The new Grevil F targets epic gravel events
Versatility wins the day, but the Grevil F remains a racy bike
Geraint Thomas' final Tour de France bike will be illegal in 2026 (but he won't care)
Geraint Thomas starts his 18th Tour de France, once again, on a Pinarello Dogma F
Pinarello reveals stunning Dogma F that will be ridden on stage 14 of Giro d'Italia
Special-edition bike celebrates the 50th anniversary of Pinarello’s first Grand Tour win
The top 5 most expensive bikes in the WorldTour
We count down the priciest bikes in pro cycling
Tom Pidcock will ride both Pinarello and Scott bikes in 2025 as Ineos transfer saga concludes
Scott road bikes and Pinarello mountain bikes for Tom Pidcock in 2025 as the multi-discipline star moves from Ineos to Q36.5 Pro Cycling
You can now buy a Pinarello race bike for £3,000 as entry-level F1 launches
But it’s still not quite as cheap as some of its competitors
The best gravel race bikes tested by BikeRadar
Speedy gravel bikes for fast riding and racing
Review | Pinarello's Dogma X is ferociously fast, fun and slightly flawed
Does X mark the spot?
A short history of Pinarello's Grand Tour-winning bikes
From retro time-trial rippers to contemporary carbon superbikes – meet the legendary Italian brand's most noteworthy machines
Olympic champion Pauline Ferrand-Prévot's Pinarello Dogma XC Hardtail arrives for testing
We take a closer look at the gold-medal winning XC bike from Paris 2024
These are the bikes Tom Pidcock and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot won Olympic XC gold on
Pinarello takes double under Pidcock and Ferrand-Prévot at Paris Olympics 2024
Up-close with Geraint Thomas’ Pinarello Dogma F | How the 2018 Tour de France champion has eked out extra watts
The veteran Welshman’s latest all-round Italian thoroughbred under the microscope
Pinarello announces lighter, more aero, disc-brake only Dogma F
Updated race bike sports 30mm tyre clearance and more slippery tube shapes
First ride review | Pinarello Dogma F 2025 Shimano Dura-Ace Di2
Will Ineos-Grenadiers ride this next-gen Dogma F to victory?
New Pinarello Dogma spotted: Ineos riders seen on revamped bike ahead of Tour de France
We're on the ground at the Critérium du Dauphiné and have spotted a new Pinarello race bike
It's Giro d'Italia time! 5 dreamy Italian road bikes – from the classic to the ultra-modern
Some of the best road bike designs have, and continue to, come out of the country that is so in love with la bicicleta
Sea Otter Classic | 9 new mountain bikes from Salsa, Pinarello, Specialized, Digit, Trek and Liv
Our pick of the new MTBs at the California show
First ride review | Pinarello Dogma XC
How does the world champions' XC bike shape up?
You can now buy Tom Pidcock and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot's Pinarello Dogma XC bike
Italian brand releases XC world champions' bike to the public in hardtail and full-suspension incarnations
What defines a modern Paris-Roubaix bike? 10 unique pro setups from the Queen of the Classics
When the going gets tough, what kit do the pros rely on?