Pinarello Miguel Indurain – Tour de France 1995

Proudly presenting this iconic Pinarello Banesto steel machine, made by master framebuilder Dario Pegoretti used by Miguel Indurain during Tour de France 1995.

The frameset is work of art, shinning in Banesto paintjob, made of Dedacciai / Oria steel tubing, featuring the perfection and attention to details to providing the best performance you might expect from mid 1990s racing machine. Many special touches spotted on the frame like fork crown, rear brake bridge, front derailleur braze on pin, drop-outs, bottom bracket shell, all marked with Pinarello sign or logo. Only the best parts are good enough for this eye-catching beauty: Campagnolo Record 8s groupset with iconic Campagnolo SIGMA wheels, stem ITM 400, Time Equipe Magnesium EQ Mag bioposition 8.5 pedals, Selle Italia Turbo – Pro Team 95 sadle, so No much words needed.

Dario Pegoretti was responsible for Banesto’s racing bikes, working for Pinarello, as their contractor for their very high-end bikes.

Dario Pegoretti (18 January 1956 – 23 August 2018) was an Italian frame builder, out of Trento, Italy, and then later in Verona, Italy. He was widely considered to be one of the great contemporary steel and aluminum bicycle frame builders and a pioneer of lugless TIG welded frames. Pegoretti started to build frames back in 1975 apprenticed with master builder Luigi Milani, who was his father in law. They were a great friends and partners, they build frames for legendary road racers like Indurain, Pantani, Cipollini, Roche, Battaglin, Chiappucci, Tafi, Fondriest and many others. When his father-in-law passed away in the ’90s, Dario continued on, building as a contractor for various brands, also for Pinarello Reparto Corse (racing department). Later Giorgio Andretta convinced him to venture into producing frames with his own name on them. Thus, the Pegoretti brand began, and he’s been building his own frames ever since.