TdF Pro Bike: Mark Cavendish’s Pinarello Dogma 2
- By Caley Fretz
- Published July 23, 2012
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Mark Cavendish has two wins in this year's Tour de France aboard this Pinarello Dogma2. Cav has a saddle height of 68cm, and a reach from saddle tip to bars of 54.5cm. He loves Fizik's Arione saddle, and rumor is that he played a role in bringing on the company as a team sponsor. Like the rest of Sky, he rides Shimano Dura-Ace Di2. On most days he runs the company's new, wider C50 wheelset with Veloflex Record 24mm tires. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Cav rides with doubled-up hoods for a bit of extra comfort. Visible just below them are his Di2 Sprint Shifters, which allow him to shift the rear derailleur without moving his fingers. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
The front end. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Mark Cavendish is a big fan of the Fizik Arione. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
A standard 53/39 chainring setup and SRM power meter for most days. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Clean Di2 routing on the Dogmag2. Looks like Cav got a new rear derailleur recently as well. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Dura-Ace Di2 front derailleur, and some special rainbow effect in the 2 of Dogma2. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Elite cages with the world championship stripes. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
A curvy fork and Shimano's new C50 wheels.
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
The Pro Vibe Sprint stem and bars. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Cav rides a super stiff Pro carbon stem. He has is own "Cavendish edition" cockpit setup. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
Mark Cavendish's Pinarello Dogma2
Subtle stripes for the world champ. Photo: Caley Fretz | VeloNews.com
Was there a better ending to a sporting event ever? Wiggo, bedecked in yellow, leading the train down the Champs-Élysées, Cav ducking out from Boasson Hagan’s back wheel with a lot of work still to do, but there was no stopping the Manx Missile. Amazing. Emotional. A great end to a fantastic race. You can get a load more about the Tour from our chums over at VeloNews, but to celebrate a great day on the Champs we thought we’d bring you a look at Cav’s record-breaking Pinarello Dogma 2 (don’t forget that we had a good poke around Wiggo’s Pinarello a few days back too).
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