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What bike does Netcompany INEOS ride in 2027?

Netcompany INEOS rides Pinarello (2026): the Dogma F and the Bolide, with Shimano Dura-Ace and Scope wheels. Every item below has its source and date.

Last updated , the date of the newest source on this page.

Equipment

Netcompany INEOS has not announced its 2027 equipment yet. This is what the team rides in 2026.

ItemWhat the team ridesSeasonSource
Frame brandPinarello2026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
Road bikeDogma F2026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
Time-trial bikeBolide2026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
GroupsetShimano Dura-Ace2026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
WheelsScope2027Cyclingnews, 6 January 2026
TyresContinental GP5000 S TR / TT / Aero 1112026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
Power meterShimano2026BikeRadar, 1 July 2026
SaddlePrologo2026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
Handlebar and stemMOST2026Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026
HelmetKask2026cyclist.co.uk, 21 July 2026

Three-year Scope wheel deal - 2026 to 2028. Team renamed Netcompany INEOS in April 2026.

Who rides it

The Netcompany INEOS squad for 2027 as announced so far. A rider's own bike can differ in size, position and sometimes model.

Oscar Onley (bike and body) · Egan Bernal (bike and body) · Carlos Rodríguez · Dorian Godon · Thymen Arensman · Joshua Tarling · Michał Kwiatkowski · Kévin Vauquelin (bike and body) · Jack Haig · Lucas Hamilton · Kim Heiduk · Embret Svestad-Bårdseng · Peter Øxenberg · Michael Valgren (new) · Javier Romo (new) · Riley Sheehan (new) · Joseph Blackmore (new) · James Shaw (new) · Clément Champoussin (new) · Markel Beloki (new) · Harold Tejada (new)

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FAQ

What bike does Netcompany INEOS ride in 2027?

Netcompany INEOS rides Pinarello (2026): the Dogma F and the Bolide, with Shimano Dura-Ace and Scope wheels. Sources: Cyclingnews, BikeRadar and cyclist.co.uk.

Sources

  1. cyclist.co.uk, 21 July 2026: Helmet Open
  2. Cyclingnews, 13 July 2026: Frame brand, Road bike, Time-trial bike, Groupset, Tyres, Saddle, Handlebar and stem Open
  3. BikeRadar, 1 July 2026: Power meter Open
  4. Cyclingnews, 6 January 2026: Wheels Open

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