Ah, Rigoberto Urán – the Colombian star whose name sounds like a secret agent but who raced with the elegance of a maestro on two wheels. This very Pinarello Dogma 60.1 carried him during his early Team Sky days in 2009, when he brought his trademark flair and finesse to the British squad.
Built from Torayca 60HM1K carbon fibre with a frame weight of just 950g, the Dogma 60.1 was Pinarello’s bold evolution of the Prince. Its sculpted Onda FPX1 fork, curved seat stays, and asymmetrical design set a new benchmark in race bike performance. Over a decade later, the flowing lines still look as striking as the day it was unveiled.
But this isn’t just any Dogma. This is a true team-issue race bike, equipped with:
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Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 groupset
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Shimano Dura-Ace tubular wheels
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Original SRM PowerMeter – rare and authentic team issue
- Size 53cm horizontal top tube
The Dogma 60.1 was the “James Bond” of bicycles – smooth, sophisticated, and ready for action. With Urán aboard, it even claimed a stage victory at the 2009 Critérium du Dauphiné, announcing the young Colombian’s arrival on the world stage.
Many ex-Sky bikes surfaced in Belgium due to the team’s service course in Deinze, near Ghent – but few are as complete, original, and historically significant as this one. A genuine piece of cycling history, preserved with its pro-level race setup intact.
If you’re looking for more than just a bike – if you want a story, a legacy, and a piece of the sport’s golden modern era – then this Dogma 60.1 is it.
