u/Pepperkeanen

Hey everyone,

I’m stuck in a bike-fit dilemma and hoping to get input from people who know Pinarello geometry better than I do.

I found what seems like a really good deal on a 2024 Pinarello Dogma F for around $8,000 USD:

• Size 57.5
• Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 12-speed
• Princeton Peak 4550 EVO wheels
• March 2024 bike
• Integrated MOST Talon cockpit
• Bike appears to be in very good condition

The issue is the fit.

I’m 194 cm (6'4"), and from everything online, I should probably be looking at a 59.5 or maybe even a 62.

But my fit is a bit unusual.

Current bike:

• S-Works SL6
• Size 58
• 150 mm stem
• Fairly aggressive position

Bike fit coordinates:

• Handlebar reach: 632 mm
• Grip reach: 749 mm
• Bar drop: 170 mm
• Grip width: 378 mm

So I clearly need a pretty long front end.

The confusing part is that when I compare geometries, the 57.5 Dogma isn’t dramatically shorter than the 59.5 in reach, but it is lower in stack.

Can I make the 57.5 work with a long cockpit and maybe some spacer adjustment?