You should NEVER clamp a carbon seat post in your work stand. Back when seat posts were aluminum and frames were steel tubes that was O.K., but with carbon frames and seat posts you risk crush damage from the clamp itself, and the seat post may be subject to too much lateral stress when applying torque to the Italian thread bottom bracket cups on the Pinarello frame. Instead of clamping a carbon frame directly with your stand, it is much safer to clamp to a SILCA Hirobel which holds the frame securely without applying stress.
can you also show in the video the serial number underneath the bottom bracket and the warranty documents to validate if it is an original frame? is this a chinarello?
Wow Pinarello + Campagnolo super Record Wireless 12v very nice 🔝🔝🔝🔝🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
What a build!
Bike espetacular
Dream bike🤩
Beautiful bike
It sure is!
You should NEVER clamp a carbon seat post in your work stand. Back when seat posts were aluminum and frames were steel tubes that was O.K., but with carbon frames and seat posts you risk crush damage from the clamp itself, and the seat post may be subject to too much lateral stress when applying torque to the Italian thread bottom bracket cups on the Pinarello frame. Instead of clamping a carbon frame directly with your stand, it is much safer to clamp to a SILCA Hirobel which holds the frame securely without applying stress.
can you also show in the video the serial number underneath the bottom bracket and the warranty documents to validate if it is an original frame? is this a chinarello?
Hi! sorry we dont deal with fake pinarellos ;)
@@ingruppettodubai good looking chinarello. there is no serial number under the bottom bracket. LOL.
7,4kg? in taglia 50?
To go to all that effort to then paint the F like that and in the wrong place ruins it.