Pinarello F5 Road Bike Hire

£295.00
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Your Pinarello, Waiting at the Chalet

This is your bike for the week.

A Pinarello F5, built up, set to your height and waiting for you when you arrive in Morzine. It's yours from the arrival ride to the final climb.

No bike box, no airline sports equipment charge, and no rebuilding a bike on the chalet floor the night you land. Just bring your shoes and helmet.

From the Same Family as the Tour de France Winning Bikes

Pinarello bikes have carried riders to 15 Tour de France wins, more than any other brand. The F5 comes from the same F family Pinarello races at the highest level, with the same curved, asymmetric lines you can spot from across a café terrace.

It isn't a replica or a lookalike. It's a Pinarello, built in the same spirit as the bikes that win the biggest races, and set up for the roads we ride.

The Gear That Matters

Your easiest gear on the F5 is a 34 x 34. That's a one-to-one, and it's the gear you'll be grateful for halfway up the Joux Plane.

It's the same gearing we recommend to anyone bringing their own bike to a road week, because on long Alpine climbs it's the difference between grinding and spinning. You'll have it without having to think about it.

The Build

  • Frame: Torayca T700 carbon

  • Groupset: Shimano 105 Di2, 12-speed electronic

  • Chainset: 50-34

  • Cassette: 11-34

  • Brakes: Shimano hydraulic disc

  • Wheels: MOST Ultrafast 45 carbon

  • Tyres: MOST Competition 700x30

  • Colour: Etna Black

How It Rides

On the climbs, it answers the moment you rise out of the saddle. The Di2 shifting is a quiet luxury: a light press, a precise click, and the gear is there, however tired your hands are by the top.

On the descents, hydraulic disc brakes and carbon wheels let you carry your speed through the hairpins with confidence. By Friday it will feel like your own bike.

Set Up Around You

Before you arrive, we fit:

  • Shimano SPD or SPD SL pedals

  • Bottle cages

  • A Garmin or Wahoo computer mount

  • A saddle bag with tools and spares

  • Saddle height set from the height you give us on your pre-arrival form

You bring:

  • Cycling shoes with cleats fitted

  • Your helmet

  • Your bike computer

  • Your pedals (optional)

  • Travel insurance that covers cycling

That's the whole list.

Choosing Your Size

Each size in the menu above shows Pinarello's recommended rider height. If you're between sizes, or outside those ranges, get in touch before you book and we'll help you choose.

We check every size against your pre-arrival form, so nothing is left to chance.

Good to Know

  • Pinarello hire is an optional extra, not included in your holiday price.

  • £295 per bike for the full week, paid at checkout. Hire isn't available for part of a week.

  • Our fleet is limited and each size is first come, first served.

  • Booking for two? Add one bike to your basket, then choose the second rider's size and add again.

  • Damage and cancellation terms for hire are in our T&Cs.

Riding gravel in Tuscany or Girona? Take a look at the Pinarello Grevil F5.

Your Pinarello, Waiting at the Chalet

This is your bike for the week.

A Pinarello F5, built up, set to your height and waiting for you when you arrive in Morzine. It's yours from the arrival ride to the final climb.

No bike box, no airline sports equipment charge, and no rebuilding a bike on the chalet floor the night you land. Just bring your shoes and helmet.

From the Same Family as the Tour de France Winning Bikes

Pinarello bikes have carried riders to 15 Tour de France wins, more than any other brand. The F5 comes from the same F family Pinarello races at the highest level, with the same curved, asymmetric lines you can spot from across a café terrace.

It isn't a replica or a lookalike. It's a Pinarello, built in the same spirit as the bikes that win the biggest races, and set up for the roads we ride.

The Gear That Matters

Your easiest gear on the F5 is a 34 x 34. That's a one-to-one, and it's the gear you'll be grateful for halfway up the Joux Plane.

It's the same gearing we recommend to anyone bringing their own bike to a road week, because on long Alpine climbs it's the difference between grinding and spinning. You'll have it without having to think about it.

The Build

  • Frame: Torayca T700 carbon

  • Groupset: Shimano 105 Di2, 12-speed electronic

  • Chainset: 50-34

  • Cassette: 11-34

  • Brakes: Shimano hydraulic disc

  • Wheels: MOST Ultrafast 45 carbon

  • Tyres: MOST Competition 700x30

  • Colour: Etna Black

How It Rides

On the climbs, it answers the moment you rise out of the saddle. The Di2 shifting is a quiet luxury: a light press, a precise click, and the gear is there, however tired your hands are by the top.

On the descents, hydraulic disc brakes and carbon wheels let you carry your speed through the hairpins with confidence. By Friday it will feel like your own bike.

Set Up Around You

Before you arrive, we fit:

  • Shimano SPD or SPD SL pedals

  • Bottle cages

  • A Garmin or Wahoo computer mount

  • A saddle bag with tools and spares

  • Saddle height set from the height you give us on your pre-arrival form

You bring:

  • Cycling shoes with cleats fitted

  • Your helmet

  • Your bike computer

  • Your pedals (optional)

  • Travel insurance that covers cycling

That's the whole list.

Choosing Your Size

Each size in the menu above shows Pinarello's recommended rider height. If you're between sizes, or outside those ranges, get in touch before you book and we'll help you choose.

We check every size against your pre-arrival form, so nothing is left to chance.

Good to Know

  • Pinarello hire is an optional extra, not included in your holiday price.

  • £295 per bike for the full week, paid at checkout. Hire isn't available for part of a week.

  • Our fleet is limited and each size is first come, first served.

  • Booking for two? Add one bike to your basket, then choose the second rider's size and add again.

  • Damage and cancellation terms for hire are in our T&Cs.

Riding gravel in Tuscany or Girona? Take a look at the Pinarello Grevil F5.