Pinarello Grevil Front Triangle Bag

Six frame sizes, six different bag patterns. That is the premise behind Pinarello's Grevil Front Triangle Bag, which is built as part of the Aero Load System rather than sold as a one-size-fits-most pouch that straps wherever it lands. Each version is cut to fill the main triangle of a specific frame size, so the panels follow the down tube, top tube and seat tube instead of sagging between them. Capacity runs up to 1.5 liters, which covers a long day of food, spares and a shed layer.

Attachment is where this one earns its keep. Fidlock magnetic mounts thread into the frame bosses, and the bag snaps onto them — one hand, no straps to thread, no velcro to peel back and realign. Pull it off at a feed zone, hand it to someone, clip it back on and keep riding. The mounts hold it tight against the frame once seated, so there is no shifting or rattling when the surface turns to washboard. The mounts themselves are bolt-on hardware that stays on the bike, so removing the bag leaves nothing dangling from the frame. If you have ever spent a gravel race listening to a frame bag tick against the down tube, that is the noise this design removes.

Check your frame size before ordering. These are cut for the Grevil F and Dogma GR main triangles and nothing else, and the bag for a 53 will not fill a 55 or fit inside a 50. The mounting bosses also have to be there — this is a bag for the current Aero Load System frames, not a retrofit for an older Grevil. Match the size on the bike to the size on the bag and the fit is dialed.... Read More