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Pinarello is an Italian road bike maker known for the Dogma series ridden to Tour de France wins and for its asymmetric frame designs. The page currently lists 2 deals, both on the X1 105, with a deepest saving of 30%. That endurance road bike is down to $2,275.00 at Competitive Cyclist and Backcountry.com.

2 deals, up to 30% off, found by Deal.ai's agents, each checked against other stores' prices.

Deals

  • Pinarello
    Pinarello X1 105
    −30%
    Outdoors·Competitive Cyclist

    An Italian road bike ready for long weekend rides

    $2,275.00$3,250.00 Competitive Cyclist's regular price
    Deal score 5.3 · Good deal
  • Pinarello
    Pinarello X1 105
    −30%
    Outdoors·Backcountry.com

    A Pinarello for the rider who's been eyeing one

    $2,275.00$3,250.00 Backcountry.com's regular price
    Deal score 5.3 · Good deal

Pinarello products: prices and price history

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    Pinarello X1 105
    Pinarello X1 105

Questions and answers

When does Pinarello go on sale?
Pinarello discounts cluster around new model-year releases and end-of-season clearance, when shops clear outgoing builds. The current X1 105 markdown of 30% is typical of that cycle.
Where is the cheapest place to buy a Pinarello X1 105?
Competitive Cyclist and Backcountry.com both list the X1 105 at $2,275.00, so the price is tied between them. Compare shipping and tax before choosing.
What is the Pinarello X1 105 built for?
It is Pinarello's endurance road bike, with a more upright ride position and clearance for wider tires than the Dogma race frames. It uses Shimano's 105 groupset and a carbon frame.
What is Pinarello best known for?
The Dogma F, its flagship race frame, which has won the Tour de France with Team Ineos and its predecessors. The X1 sits below it as a more affordable, comfort-oriented carbon road bike.
What is the return policy on Pinarello bikes?
Return terms depend on the retailer, not Pinarello. Check the individual store's policy for bikes, since assembled or ridden bikes often have tighter return windows.