Pinarello’s new X Series endurance bike straddles the all-road category with provision for 40mm tyres and a focus on in-frame storage
Second-generation X Series comes in three different frame layups, hitting a variety of price points, with a broader focus on improved terrain management
Pinarello's latest X Series endurance bike is designed to bridge the all-road category, boasting 40mm tyre clearance and a focus on comfort and control to cater to long hours in the saddle. Following the success of the Dogma X, the X Series aims to attract new customers to the brand with a range of specifications, carbon grades, and price points.
The bike maintains its traditional endurance geometry while retaining its comfortable ride characteristics. Pinarello has increased the maximum tyre clearance from 35 to 40mm, enabling riders to choose from a wider range of tyres and even experiment with gravel tyres on occasion. The bike features Pinarello's updated X-Stay arrangement, which uses a double-arm, four-point configuration to reduce road chatter and vibrations.
Additionally, the X Series incorporates an in-frame storage system, differentiating it from the Dogma X. The bike offers various carbon fibre layups, including premium TorayCa T900, T700, and T600, ensuring a diverse range of weights and ride characteristics to suit a wide array of rider types.
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