Attila Hadju's Customer Testimonial and Initial Di2-Dogma Impressions

Side view of the Di2-Dogma

Remember that awesome Pinarello Di2-Dogma My Way special? The owner was kind enough to send some photos of the completed bike and his initial impressions of the bike. All in all, turnaround was quicker than expected for a My Way paint job.

I will start off by repeating that my Dogma with Di2 is about as close to perfection that you can get for a bicycle. The ride feels very stiff and much better than anything that I have ridden. The asymmetric design seems to take out a lot of the flex from the frame and the energy that you put into the pedals translates into forward motion. I enjoyed using the Pinarello MyWay system so that I received a unique bike, since there aren’t any of these rolling around for the time being. As for the aesthetics, it is the nicest looking bike out there and I am very happy with the diamond finish which is superb. I don’t have a final weight on the bike, although I’m not particularly concerned about that since I am a bigger rider.

My initial comment on the Di2 is that it is incredible. The rear derailleur slightly overshoots the cog on an upshift and once the chain is on, it moves back to align itself perfectly with the cog. There is no double shifting or hesitation, just flawless shifting each time. The front derailleur auto trims itself so you never have to do it. Overall, you don’t have to think about shifting, just push the button and its done.

This Saturday, I am riding in the Vancouver to Whistler Giro, which will be an exciting first race. Let’s stay in touch in the future, it was good to work with you.

Attila Hadju,
Pegasus Cycles

Cockpit which includes SRM

You can feel free to publish my testimonial and I am cool

with using my full name which offers more credibility than

initials.

As for the testimonial itself, I will start off by repeating

that my Dogma with Di2 is about as close to perfection

that you can get for a bicycle. The ride feels very stiff and

much better than anything that I have ridden. The

asymmetric design seems to take out a lot of the flex from

the frame and the energy that you put into the pedals

translates into forward motion. I enjoyed using the

Pinarello MyWay system so that I received a unique bike,

since there aren’t any of these rolling around for the time

being. As for the esthetics, it is the nicest looking bike out

there and I am very happy with the diamond finish which is

superb. I don’t have a final weight on the bike, although

I’m not particularly concerned about that since I am a

bigger rider.

My initial comment on the Di2 is that it is incredible. The

rear derailleur slightly overshoots the cog on an upshift

and once the chain is on, it moves back to align itself

perfectly with the cog. There is no double shifting or

hesitation, just flawless shifting each time. The front

derailleur auto trims itself so you never have to do it.

Overall, you don’t have to think about shifting, just push

the button and its done.

This Saturday, I am riding in the Vancouver to Whistler

Giro, which will be an exciting first race. Let’s stay in touch

in the future, it was good to work with you.

Attila Hadju,

Pegasus Cycles

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