Chris Froome’s Giro d’Italia Pinarello Dogma F10 X-Light — gallery Team Sky leader finalises position and bike spec at the Tour of the Alps Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Stephen Farrand Published: April 21, 2018 at 3:00 pm Chris Froome’s Pinarello Dogma F10 X-Light for 2018 Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Froome runs a deconstructed Di2 climbing switch on the front of his handlebars for ease of shifting while climbing Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Froome has lowered his handlebars for the 2018 season Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Additional plates of carbon and a K-Edge chain catcher ensure the chainstays on Froome’s Osymetric chainrings Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Pinarello has produced a prototype direct-mount rear derailleur hanger for the Dogma F10 Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media The F10 X-Light is a lighter version of the Pinarello Dogma F10 frameset Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media A Di2 junction port sits on the down tube of the frame Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Pinarello’s sister brand Most provides Team Sky with its cockpit components for the 2018 season Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Shrink-wrapped cables keep the front end of Chris Froome’s bike tidy Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Froome has been running Osymetric chainrings for several seasons Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Stages provides Chris Froome’s bike with a dual-sided power meter Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Chris Froome runs 175mm Shimano Dura-Ace R9100 cranks Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Froome is using the Tour of the Alps as preparation for his Giro d’Italia title challenge Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Fizik supplies Team Sky with its full range of saddles, depending on rider preference Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media Stickers on the hubs of Froome’s wheels denote his first choice race wheels Stephen Farrand/Immediate Media