Pinarello

Grevil F5 GRX 610 Gravel Bike

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"This bike feels fast on everything—smooth gravel, chunky washboard, even pavement. The 2x GRX setup gives excellent range without big cadence jumps, and the T700 frame feels incredibly balanced. It’s a race-capable gravel bike that’s also great for long training miles."

The Grevil F5 GRX 610 Gravel Bike is designed for riders who want aerodynamic efficiency, precise handling, and a wide-range drivetrain that excels in competitive gravel environments. Pinarello’s TorayCa T700 UD carbon construction uses strategically varied fiber modulus to maximize stiffness in power zones while delivering compliance over rough terrain. The frame’s aero shaping—including a flat-back down tube, sculpted fork flap, and TiCR full internal routing—significantly reduces front-end drag, a valuable advantage in fast gravel sectors and exposed climbs.

Its gravel-specific geometry shortens the reach and raises the stack, offering a stable, powerful position that maintains handling precision over loose surfaces. A steeper seat tube angle improves pedaling efficiency and increases tire clearance, allowing riders to fine-tune setups for race conditions.

The Shimano GRX 610 2x12 drivetrain provides close gear steps for maintaining rhythm at speed, while the 46/30t crankset paired with an 11–36t cassette ensures the gearing range necessary for steep or technical courses. The Fulcrum Rapid Red 500DB wheels balance stiffness and compliance for efficient rolling over mixed surfaces, and Maxxis Rambler 700x40c tires offer a fast, predictable tread pattern ideal for high-speed gravel.

A MOST cockpit with TiCR integration, aero carbon seatpost, and precise disc braking round out a bike built for efficient power transfer, stable handling, and aerodynamic benefit. From multi-hour races to demanding training loops, the Grevil F5 delivers the refined performance and versatility expected from Pinarello’s off-road lineage.

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