Pinarello

Cicli Pinarello SpA is an Italian bicycle manufacturer in Treviso, Italy. The company was founded in 1952 by Giovanni Pinarello. Pinarello mainly produces bicycles for road racing, track cycling and cross-country the race.

Achievements

Since the 1960s Pinarello has regularly equipped professional team. Among the sponsored teams, there are teams such as Team Telekom, Banesto, Movistar Team, Fassa Bortolo and Sky Procycling.

Over the years a number of important victories were won on Pinarello bikes. Overall, the Tour de France was won nine times on a Pinarello. Other significant victories include the Olympic victories in road races of Alexi Grewal in 1984 in Los Angeles and Jan Ullrich in 2000 in Sydney. The six consecutive green jersey of Erik Zabel during the years 1996 to 2001 were also ersprintet on Pinarello road bikes.

Tour de France victories at Pinarello:

Current Models

Pinarello 2011

  • Dogma 65.1 Think 2 - 65HM1K Asymmetric Torayca carbon fiber
  • Dogma 60.1 - 60HM1K Asymmetric Torayca carbon fiber
  • KOHb 60.1 - 60HM1K Asymmetric Torayca carbon fiber
  • Prince - 50HM1K Torayca carbon fiber
  • Paris - 50HM1.5K Asymmetric Torayca carbon fiber
  • FPQuattro - 30HM12K Asymmetric carbon fiber
  • FP2 - 24IM12K carbon fiber
  • FP1 - 6061T6 Triple Butted Aluminium

Frame material

Like most road bike frame - - Originally the Pinarellorahmen were built of steel. To this end Pinarello used mainly steel pipes of the company Columbus. Over the years, other materials such as aluminum, magnesium, and carbon fiber have been used. In 2005, Pinarollo produced its first pure carbon fiber frame, the F4: 13

Types of business entity Team Sky Pedro Delgado Bjarne Riis Óscar Pereiro Bradley Wiggins
650710
de