These Pinarello Grevil F bikes with Shimano GRX810 components are a prefect blend of performance and value. The frameset is constructed from high-modulus Torayca T700 carbon, ensuring a robust yet lightweight structure that thrives on grueling gravel rides.

With attention to aerodynamics, the Grevil F incorporates Pinarello's signature FlatBack tube profiles, a design that reduces drag while enhancing stiffness. This aerodynamic efficiency is a testament to Pinarello's dedication to speed without sacrificing the bike's rugged off-road capabilities. The Onda fork with ForkFlap™ technology further minimizes turbulence, delivering a smoother ride and sharper handling.

Compatibility is at the forefront of the Grevil F's design. It accommodates both mechanical and electronic shifting systems, ensuring versatility for riders' preferences and terrain demands. The frameset's disc brake optimization allows for powerful and reliable stopping power, essential for the unpredictable nature of gravel riding. Internal cable routing not only contributes to the bike's sleek appearance but also protects against the elements. Resilience and comfort has not been overlooked; the Grevil F features aero seat stays and a flex-stay rear triangle that absorb vibrations, mitigating rider fatigue during long excursions. The Think2 system enables clean and easy assembly, while the Italian threaded bottom bracket eschews the need for adaptors, simplifying maintenance.

Designed with gravel riding in mind, Shimano's GRX 810 gravel group delivers precision shifting and unmatched control. The 810 group offers a revolutionary ergonomic lever design, featuring an anti-slip brake lever and a repositioned shift lever for quick, decisive actuation on mixed terrain. Enhanced with a wider gear range, the GRX 810 accommodates steep climbs and rapid descents with ease. The shadow rear derailleur design employs a chain stabilizer to reduce chain slap and maintain tension across bumpy surfaces. Meanwhile, the front derailleur showcases an innovative link construction, improving tire clearance without compromising shifting efficiency. This component group is not only robust but also significantly lighter, ensuring that cyclists can push their limits on off-road adventures without being weighed down by their equipment.