Rapha Pinarello Dogma K 65.1 Think 2 Carbon Campagnolo Record 42cm black & pink!

Hello everyone, I'm selling my Rapha Pinarello Dogma K 65.1 Think 2 Carbon Campagnolo Record 42cm black & pink!Your chance to own and ride this lovely machine. It's light & fast. A dream to ride and could be a perfect fit for someone around 150-160cm tall. Collection in person only. Delivery or shipping could be discussed - please message me first. What's this? How have you got it? Why are you selling it?A rare chance to own a member of the Rapha Travel hire bike fleet. Rapha branded Pinarello Dogma K.The Pinarello fleet was used as a hire option for Rapha Travel guests 2014-2016. Rapha staff were given the option to purchase 1 of 6 bikes. This tiny bike was rarely used as a hire bike. I test rode it in August 2016 and fell in love! But life changes, things happen and this bike has not been ridden for more than 2 years. It's time for it to be loved by someone else.How much did they cost new?Standard off the shelf spec and paint job would have been $5,700 /£4,400Build price RRP would have been around £6K for this model - but it was spec'd and designed exclusively for Rapha and never available to purchase.What size is it?A tiny 42cm, the smallest Pinarello you can get. To translate into regular sizing you need to add 4 cm so equivalent to a 45-46cm road bike. With a slightly sloping top tube making it ideal for women and junior riders. I'm approx 155cm/5'1" and it fits me perfectly.Condition?Very good. Hardly used. I've visually checked it over to the best of my ability. Tiny scratches and stone chips only, but you're buying at your own risk. Viewings will be tricky so it's "sold as seen" or "sold as received" I'm afraid.What is the spec?Dogma K frameset, Campagnolo Record 11 speed groupset (the one with the pretty cranks), Campag Shamal Wheels, Fizik finishing kit.What's included?Bike as seen. Optional saddle and pedals. Comes with a small stack of Campag parts.Shipping?First choice and least hassle for me would be a collection in North London. Second choice, I could deliver it to you within reason. Third choice, I'd consider shipping it with Sherpr but it would be at your cost and at your own risk. Please message me with any questions regarding collection/delivery or shipping BEFORE you bid or offer. Please note the brakes are set for the UK.Read more about this model:Guardian Test RidePinarello 2014 cataloguePinarello Experience Dogma 65.1Torayca CarbonCampag Shamal WheelsCampag 2014 catalogueSize guide for Pinarello bikesSpec overview:Model: Dogma K 65.1Weight of frame: 920g (for a size 54)Colour: Exclusive never commercially produced Gloss black/grey/light pinkBranding: Rapha Travel 2014/Celebrating 10 years of Rapha 2004-2014Year: 2014FRAME & FORKFrame Construction: Carbon 65HM1K Torayca®Frame Material: Carbon 65HM1K Torayca®Fork: Onda "kinked" forkFork Material: Onda Carbon 65HM1K 1" 1/8 1" 1/2 integral systemFrame size: 42cm (45-46cm)ETT Effective Top Tube: 49.8cmCOMPONENTSComponent Group: Campagnolo RecordBrakeset: Campagnolo RecordShift Levers: Campagnolo RecordFront Derailleur: Campagnolo RecordRear Derailleur: Campagnolo RecordCrankset: Campagnolo Comp Ultra (apparently 30mm non-series variants not SR) 170mmPedals: Look (optional)Seatpost: Fiz:ik Saddle: Specialized Power Comp (optional)Handlebars: Deda 38cmHandlebar Stem: Deda (length TBC)WHEELSBrand: Campagnolo ShamalWheel Size: 700cHubs: Ceramic Ultra Smooth BearingsSpoke Brand: CampagSpokes: Aero bladedAny final words?So, I'm somewhere between 5foot 1 and 2/155cm depending on how tall I stand. I've got fairly long legs so have the seat post set at height of (66.6cm) which is what you can see in the photos. I had a bike fit on it, and the only change I had to make was the handlebars from 40cm to 38 wide.The Pinarello Dogma K is supposedly less aggressive than the Dogma. I was told that their 42cm is closer to a 45 or 46 standard frame, but this bike fits me much better than my 46cm Condor Italia which has always felt a tiny bit too long.Without sounding sales-y, this has been the best fitting bike I have ever had for my height. It's taken me over a year to decide to part with it, but I'm just not riding any road bikes at present and haven't been for more than 2 years really, so it's time for it to find a new home.Any questions not covered here, please do let me know. Serious buyers only. Time wasters will not be tolerated!  :)