Pinarello Dogma F10 Cable Stoppers: Choose the Groupset Branch
Dogma F10 cable stoppers need a groupset description and a location on the frame. A small cover advertised simply for an F10 may answer only part of the request. Pinarello's historical drawing separates electronic, wireless and mechanical arrangements, giving an owner a useful way to describe missing pieces before a workshop proposes a complete configuration.
Read Dogma F10 cable stoppers across the labelled areas
The manufacturer's F10 instruction sheet (https://pinarello.com/storage/download/fc7f489e39687a542e35e4c7fcc523f2.pdf) labels seven frame areas and presents three main columns: Campagnolo EPS with Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap, and mechanical groupsets. Follow the relevant column through the numbered areas. A picture of one cover detached from that context is less informative than its location and the system it is intended to accompany.
The first page shows different treatments at several openings. In areas two and three, the mechanical column depicts cable arrangements where the electronic columns show covers. Area one still depicts a housing arrangement in the eTap column. Wireless shifting therefore does not mean that every illustrated opening uses the same blanking piece.
On the second physical page, area seven has another branch: Shimano Dura-Ace 2017 is shown separately from all other groupsets. Preserve that exact heading in an enquiry. The sheet does not say that every later component carrying the Dura-Ace name uses the pictured arrangement, or provide a general rule based on the number of gears.
Request a configuration rather than an isolated shape
Make a record of the installed controls, derailleurs and any known conversion. Identify the affected opening with the sheet's area number, then provide a close photograph of the actual frame and any remaining hardware. A previous owner may have retained an unused cover while replacing another part of the transmission.
Ask the supplier to confirm which covers, guides, stops and associated fixing pieces are required for the proposed arrangement. The photographs in the sheet show components in context, but are not a complete numbered retail inventory. Do not invent an ordering code from the area label or assume that a small screw is included with a separately advertised cover.
A missing or damaged opening should not be enlarged or modified to accept a convenient substitute. Pinarello's maintenance manual (https://pinarello.com/storage/download/81e5f943e93c78faed906df613d613fa.pdf) prohibits drilling or modifying the frame and directs assembly to an authorised dealer. This reference helps describe the parts question; it does not approve a conversion, establish a fastening torque or replace the applicable component instructions.
FAQ: Cable-stopper choices
Does eTap mean every F10 port uses a blank cover?
No. Follow the eTap column area by area; its area-one drawing still includes a housing arrangement.
Which system has its own area-seven branch?
The sheet explicitly separates Shimano Dura-Ace 2017 from the column labelled for all other groupsets.
Are area numbers retail part codes?
No. They identify locations in the drawing, rather than providing a complete set of ordering references.
Keep the chosen system column with every requested location. The battery-holder comparison addresses a separate assembly; the Pinarello topic keeps these historical references together.
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