The team in the name of the Pinarello FP Team/Shimano Ultegra 6700 Complete Bike is in reference to our team, the Competitive Cyclist Professional Racing Team. This
bike is finished to replicate our team's Dogma 2 framesets, and it's produced exclusively for us by Pinarello. In our biased opinion, it's a handsome bike, and you can't find it anywhere but here.
The FP Team is molded primarily from Toray 30HM12k. That means it's a 30-ton High Modulus carbon-fiber cloth with a 12k weave. It has a slightly sloping top tube, an aero down tube for speed, and Onda (wavy) seat stays for shock absorption. As with the team Dogma 2 frames, the head tube sports a slightly bulbous lower end. It's a sporty touch that hides the tapered steerer tube and lower 1-1/4in headset race. The larger bearing and steerer tube used here add to the steering precision and overall fork stiffness along with the elongated fork blades. The fork also has the trademark Onda curves to help smooth out the ride on coarse pavement. The FP Team rides much like the swanky Dogma 2, just a little more stable, with relaxed geometry that suits all day rides and unpredictable road conditions.
The parts build on the bike is the ideal group for the self-sponsored rider. The shifting and drive train is almost entirely Shimano Ultegra, with a Shimano 105 12-25t cassette. The rest of the build is comprised of team-finished parts from MOst, Pinarello's in-house component label. It's all stuff that rides well, looks Pro, and saves a bundle. The MOst's Wildcat wheelset is a dependable, everyday wheelset that is aero enough for racing. The rims are 24mm deep with machined braking surfaces and wear indicators. The spokes are radial in front and grouped in sets of three in the rear, with two-cross on the drive side and radial on the non-drive. If they look familiar, it's because these are re-labeled Campagnolo Khamsin wheels, along with Campagnolo quick releases. They're topped off with Pinarello-branded Continental Ultra-Sport tires.
The Pinarello FP Team/Shimano Ultegra 6700 Complete Bike comes in White with Black and Red. It is available in six sizes.
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How much the cost to shipping in 00979
migp507624
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How much the cost to shipping in 00979
Angus Bohanon
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The best way to find out is to add the bike to your cart. Then proceed to checkout (don?t worry?proceeding to checkout doesn?t make you obligated to purchase anything). Enter your address in the billing and shipping fields. Once you change the country, the page will show you the shipping charges.
Is it possible to change Crankset 53 / 39...
Frederico
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Is it possible to change Crankset 53 / 39 to compact one 50 / 34?
I love the bike.
robp504908
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The information video from Competitive Cyclist states a compact crank, however the bike ships with a standard (53/39) crank as stated.
The bike is excellent. Great buy for the money.
Hi there,
I was trying to buy this bike...
munp141558
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Hi there,
I was trying to buy this bike and use a promotional code but it doesn't go through ,Can you help?
Wally Phillips
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Hey munp141558,
Thanks for the question and sorry to hear about your promotional code troubles. Here's what you need to do, first check where you got the code from to be sure that the Pinarello brand or full bike builds are not restricted from the code.
If this is not the case, then put the bike into your cart, proceed to the checkout page, then click on the link next to "Redemption Code?" and you can enter the code here. The discount will then show in the cart below if there is any applied.
Please keep in mind that if an item is already discounted, the amount of discount on the code will only bring the discount amount down to what the code gives and does not add on to the current discount and will not apply if there is a discount on the item higher than the code gives already.
Can I put the compact crankset you have...
Tim
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Can I put the compact crankset you have on the Pinarello FP Due on this bike instead of the 53/39 chainring?
My FP Team
John
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My FP Team with updates
John
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now changed out the seat and stem for added weight loss
jkrp469645
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What wheels are these? Good stuff.
Hello,
I live in Canada and would like...
Onder Yazar
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Hello,
I live in Canada and would like to buy the Pinarello FP Team and get iy shipped toa pickup store near the border. Can I do that. Which currier firm does Backcountry use...
Onder
Onder Yazar
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actually I got my answer through live chat.. UPS it is
I'm 6'2" and I'm wondering if i should go...
Kevin in the bay
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I'm 6'2" and I'm wondering if i should go with a 59cm frame or a 61cm frame?
Mark Parrett
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Hi Kevin -
Height isn't the only factor in determining your size. Check out the fit guide we just made and see if that helps you answer your question - it will ask about your true inseam (be sure not to use your pant inseam!). Paste this into your browser to check it out:
http://www.backcountry.com/Store/catalog/fitCalculator.jsp
If you still have questions ring us up and we will be happy to walk through some more detailed fit guidelines with you.
question on bike size
steve young lee
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well my fater in law is about 170cm~173cm which bike size should i get for him?
i don't know much about bike. please help thank you
Cole VandenAkker
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Steve,
Please see Mark Parrett's comment to Kevin in the Bay's question above. By pasting the following url path into your browser: http://www.backcountry.com/Store/catalog/fitCalculator.jsp, you can see the proper fitting technique to help determine which size bike to get for your father in law. And, as always, if you have additional questions, our customer solutions team is always happy to help out so give us a call.
My First
Jorge Castellanos
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is my first bike, just started riding and well... couldn't made a better choise.
I have no way to make a comparison, but this bike has everything I need for a start, and just saw a couple of video emphasizing the bike caracteristics that I don�t even known it has and they blowed me away!
This is the best purschase I could have done.
My recomendations are, if you are planning to buy or upgrade your actual bike, should consider the Pinarello FP Team for sure.
I ride it 4 times a week if possible 5.
Now Ultra Light with All Campy Parts
Dee
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Campy Groupo with Red Accents, Bora Ones make it pretty light weight appx 15 lbs. will give accurate weight when I get it out the house :-)
Nicholas
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Would you say that is with the peddles on as well?
FP Team With Bora Ones
Dee
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As close to a pro bike as you can get, Carbon Tubular wheel set, makes a world of difference if your preoccupied with weight, The smoothness of the ride is unquestionable 1350 grams Wheel set total weight
Nicholas
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For sure, the lighter the merrier, "No Doubt about it".
Ooooh Yeaah
Dee
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Just about to order it and just find out...
Tank_67
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Just about to order it and just find out they don?t have my size, BUMP.
Joe Peraza
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bummer....how bout a 2013 model ??? and I'm sure they'll help you on pricing too...good luck
Hello,
In other brands I use a 56 cm bike....
Mauricio
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Hello,
In other brands I use a 56 cm bike. Since Pignarello has a 55 cm or 57 cm, which one you think fits better for me? I am 6 feet high.
Thanks
Joe Peraza
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I'm 5"11" and also rode 56cm bikes..I went with the 57cm FP team because the top tube is 55.5cm (21.85in.) versus the 59cm FP team which has it at 57cm (22.44in.) difference of 0.59 in term of inches and seat tube diff. of 0.78in. check your current bike and compare measurements to get as close to it as possible. I had a 2012 FP Due before the FP team and that was a 55cm size. The wheels were $400 the cages are specialized rib cage carbon $55ea. and ultegra cassette $90 and the Selle Italia saddle $227.
Joe Peraza
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Hello Mauricio, did you decide on a Pinarello after all ??
my new 2012 Pinarello FP Team
Joe Peraza
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
love it!!! love it!!! upgraded to Fulcrum Racing 5 wheels, Selle Italia SLR team edition saddle and ultegra cs-6700 cassette. Bike is flawless and super fast. Thanks to Keri @ Backcountry for all the help in purchasing my beautiful FP Team bike.New addition are the carbon fiber bottle cages.
Mauricio
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Hi Joe,
How much you paid for the upgrade?
Is this an h2 or h1 frame
bob
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Is this an h2 or h1 frame
volosong
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H1 and H2 are a Trek thing. It's not an industry 'standard'. The Competitive Cyclist website has the geometry specifics.
Hello please tell me how much this bike...
Arthur Villasana
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Hello please tell me how much this bike weighs? Thank you
Art Villasana
Wally Phillips
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Hey Arthur Villasana,
Thanks for the question. This will depend on the size, but for the 57cm size you'll be looking at around 16.92 lbs.
can anyone tell which size is Large 55cm...
cho5762900
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can anyone tell which size is Large 55cm or 57cm on the Pinnarello FP Team Bike
Connor Bruson
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Since they dont quantify their frame dimensions into sizes, I'd say that a large is equivalent to a 57cm. Starting with the 49cm being an XS and the 61cm being XXL, 57cm = L.
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Shaun B
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