Pinarello

Grevil F7 GRX 820 Gravel Bike

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"The Grevil F7 stands out because it’s genuinely aerodynamic without sacrificing off-road stability. The 2x GRX 820 drivetrain gives you road-bike speed with gravel-bike control, and the T900 carbon feels incredible during hard accelerations."

Engineered for gravel racers chasing aerodynamic gains and uncompromising efficiency, the Grevil F7 GRX 820 Gravel Bike leverages Pinarello’s T900 UD carbon layup to deliver a frame that is both reactive under power and compliant enough for long, rough courses. Its distinctive aero features—flat back tube shaping, fork flap, and fully internal TiCR routing—minimize turbulence around the front end and improve airflow along the top tube and down tube, giving racers a real performance advantage during exposed sections and fast descents.

Pinarello tunes the geometry specifically for gravel competition, pairing a shorter reach and higher stack with a steeper seat tube angle to maintain stability without compromising power transfer. The GRX 820 2x12 groupset provides the versatility needed for wide-open race courses, offering tight gear steps for maintaining cadence and a 48/31t crank paired with an 11–34t cassette for steep off-road climbs. The Most cockpit components maintain aerodynamic shaping while integrating cleanly into the TiCR system.

A Fulcrum Rapid Red 500DB wheelset offers a balanced combination of stiffness and comfort, designed to handle mixed surfaces while remaining fast on smooth sections. Wrapped in Maxxis Rambler 700x40c tires, the wheels strike a balance between low rolling resistance and dependable traction. The aero carbon seatpost, optimized axle spacing, and race-tuned stiffness profile round out a chassis designed for competitive gravel performance.

From gravel stage races to high-speed training laps, the Grevil F7 GRX 820 delivers aerodynamic advantage, drivetrain precision, and off-road stability for riders who push the limits of what a drop-bar bike can do.

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