Pidcock and Pauline debut bikes in Andorra

Few brands can boast of having won the World Championship and the Olympics with their bikes, and Pinarello has done so with the Dogma XC and twice. As a thank you, the Italian brand has just gifted Tom Pidcock and Pauline Ferrand-Prevot with two exclusive completely golden versions that they are debuting at the Andorra World Championships.

Pidccok and Pauline debut dazzling golden Pinarello Dogma XC

Pinarello was asked to develop both the Dogma XC and the XC HT for them, and in return they have won several World Championships and more recently the Paris Olympics with them. Like all bikes from the Italian brand, these are two very characteristic models that will be hard to see on the street, but both are already part of the history of this sport thanks to the cyclists of the INEOS Grenadiers.

To thank them, Pinarello has gifted both Tom Pidcock and Pauline Ferrand-Prevot an exclusive golden version to remind them of the medals won in Paris.

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As for their setups, we see the same components they have been competing with this season. Highlights include the exclusive Princeton P1 Singularis M30 wheels with textile spokes or the SR Suntour TACT electronic suspension that Pidcock rides. Pauline prefers to ride the manual version of SR Suntour and both use the complete Shimano XTR groupset.

As Pauline mentioned a few days ago, this will be her last mountain bike race so it will be the last time we see her compete with her Pinarello Dogma XC. A bike with which she closes a chapter before jumping back to the road.