Pinarello, an Italian bicycle brand

Pinarello, also known as "Pinarello," is a top tier bicycle brand originating from Italy. It was founded in Treviso in 1952 by former professional cyclist Giovanni Pinarello and is still based on the core concept of "Made in Italy". The brand adheres to the racing gene of "born to win", and has grown from an early handmade frame workshop to an industry benchmark that dominates top events such as the Tour de France. It has helped the team win 15 Tour de France championships, and during its cooperation with Team Sky (now INEOS Grenadiers team), it achieved a dominant performance of "winning 7 Tour de France in 8 years".

Technological innovation is its core competitiveness: as the only brand in the world that has won the Tour de France with all material types (steel, aluminum, magnesium alloy, carbon fiber), it is the first to integrate aerospace technology into bicycles. It now uses top-level T1100 carbon cloth in cooperation with Toray and has also created the world's first 3D printed frame to help break cycling records, emphasizing "performance balance" and balancing racing rigidity and riding comfort.

In terms of design, Pinarello combines Italian aesthetics with a sense of racing, with elements such as the Onda fork, symmetrical logo, and limited edition hand spray paint that are highly recognizable. The product line covers diverse needs, including professional competition models such as the DOGMA series, as well as all terrain models such as the GREVIL F, and provides exclusive customization services. Although the brand has undergone changes in equity, it still maintains independent operation and always takes "creating emotions and dreams" as its DNA. It is not only a championship weapon for professional riders, but also a dream choice for high-end cycling enthusiasts.