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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [Deej] [ In reply to ]
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Cervelo's Graphic Designer did a great job with Dave Mirra's custom painted P5. The question is why didn't they use this paint scheme for mass production instead of the ugly red/white combination.

http://lavamagazine.com/...p-mont-tremblant-qc/


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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [BigH] [ In reply to ]
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Hot damn!

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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [BigH] [ In reply to ]
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The solid color scheme would be awesome if done in any color but all black. The all black look is pretty meh.
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [spider] [ In reply to ]
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Actually take the color scheme that was just posted and replace the matte black by matte red, replace glossy black by matte black (and make the stripes on seatstay black also) and it's a great paint scheme.
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [BigH] [ In reply to ]
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is that an enve sticker on a super 9 disc?
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [coates_hbk] [ In reply to ]
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [jackmott] [ In reply to ]
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the horror!
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [BigH] [ In reply to ]
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BigH wrote:
Cervelo's Graphic Designer did a great job with Dave Mirra's custom painted P5. The question is why didn't they use this paint scheme for mass production instead of the ugly red/white combination.

http://lavamagazine.com/...p-mont-tremblant-qc/

The best color scheme on a Cervelo I have ever seen. Perfect.
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [7summits] [ In reply to ]
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I'm over the whole "everything blacked out" color scheme. I've never understood it. Dave's bike looks awesome though

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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [GreenPlease] [ In reply to ]
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One has to wonder what sort of gains are still on the table for something like the P5. I could see them retooling it slightly to help it at yaw or perhaps coming out with a few "integrated" accessories ala the Shiv's fuel cell.

IMO, the next frontier for "super bikes" will be rider comfort.

I hope the P7 is a beam bike!!! Damon....get on it! Forget about this UCI compliant stuff...you guys know that we triathletes are the bulk of the market anyway.
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [Unicron] [ In reply to ]
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Hi hows the ride because right now i an choosing what to get p3 or p5. Really need great infos :) thank you so much ;)
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [teampeewee] [ In reply to ]
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can someone confirm a new color scheme?
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [teampeewee] [ In reply to ]
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teampeewee wrote:
Hi hows the ride because right now i an choosing what to get p3 or p5. Really need great infos :) thank you so much ;)


I got the P3 Ultegra for many reasons:
  1. I am an engineer (at least originally) in my professional life. I didn't want hydraulic brakes nor Di2 because I prefer to see more field deployment of products and all the incremental refinements that come with that. I still see too many field failures of both from peers. Neither of these would qualify for mission/flight critical reliability for Aerospace (yes, my standard is a bit high). I wanted conventional braking and conventional mechanical shifting that have millions of hours in field deployment. Less hassle
  2. the P3 uses stock components. When I travel, I can get any part from a shop and fix myself
  3. It was easy to swap out the Cervelo provided cockpit for the one I wanted.
  4. P3 is "almost as aero" as P5....my position is the bigger problem
  5. P3 is less hassle to pack in my bike bag. I travel with it around 3-8x per year. I want something that I don't need to baby
  6. After the fact, I cound out that the P3 uses standard headset bearing that I can get in pretty well any bike shop (I managed to crush one in re assembly....my fault).

Dev
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [devashish_paul] [ In reply to ]
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Dev,

Hydraulic brakes may be "new" on road/tri bikes, but the basic technology for hydraulic brakes on bikes has been around for a LOOOONG time now.
My wife has Magura hydraulic rim brakes on her old '96 ProFlex Beast mtb, and they still work well.
(the XTR disk brakes on my new mtb are insanely good. Literally 1-finger braking, w/ oodles of stopping power. It feels like cheating.)


The Magura hydraulic brakes on my P5 are AMAZEBALLS.
Granted, it's only n=1, but I've had zero issues whatsoever with them to date.
I can certainly see how having regular brakes is 'better' for travelling, just in case there's any issues, since replacement parts are readily available almost everywhere.

Also agree about DI2 - seeing people stuck on the side of the road because their bike won't shift at all, is a dealbreaker on that.

At least if cable shifting goes south, there are lots of ways to MacGuyver a fix to at least get you back home.
And get replacement parts to fix it easily and cheaply.


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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [cwg_at_opc] [ In reply to ]
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I ride old school ti. Rides smooooth
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [Avago] [ In reply to ]
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Best advice on ST
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [devashish_paul] [ In reply to ]
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Even with an issue here or there, I have yet to talk to a person with Di2 that does not LOVE it.

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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [Murphy'sLaw] [ In reply to ]
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Murphy'sLaw wrote:
Dev,

Hydraulic brakes may be "new" on road/tri bikes, but the basic technology for hydraulic brakes on bikes has been around for a LOOOONG time now.
My wife has Magura hydraulic rim brakes on her old '96 ProFlex Beast mtb, and they still work well.
(the XTR disk brakes on my new mtb are insanely good. Literally 1-finger braking, w/ oodles of stopping power. It feels like cheating.)


The Magura hydraulic brakes on my P5 are AMAZEBALLS.
Granted, it's only n=1, but I've had zero issues whatsoever with them to date.
I can certainly see how having regular brakes is 'better' for travelling, just in case there's any issues, since replacement parts are readily available almost everywhere.

Also agree about DI2 - seeing people stuck on the side of the road because their bike won't shift at all, is a dealbreaker on that.

At least if cable shifting goes south, there are lots of ways to MacGuyver a fix to at least get you back home.
And get replacement parts to fix it easily and cheaply.

Yeah, it's mainly the part in bold. My "use case" is not totally the same as most age groupers given my race schedule. But my race schedule is the delta between my VW Jetta and the Audi A6 that I chose not to get...would rather give my money to Airlines, hotels, WTC and Cervelo :-)
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [devashish_paul] [ In reply to ]
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Dear Dev - I would like to hear your considered views...

All else being equal (fit, position, etc.) do you think the P3 is an improvement / upgrade over the Slice?

ie - do you think you are faster / "bought some speed" getting the P3 from the Slice?

(Current Slice owner thinking of "upgrading" to a new frame)
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [Unicron] [ In reply to ]
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Did anyone see the cervelo tweet today? New colors seem to be true
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [PaintIt] [ In reply to ]
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How much do you charge for that paint job? Looks awesome!
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [winchester] [ In reply to ]
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I like the P3, the P5 not so much. The P2 paint job continues to look like shit.
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Did anyone see the cervelo tweet today? New colors seem to be true
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [devashish_paul] [ In reply to ]
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devashish_paul wrote:
I got the P3 Ultegra for many reasons:
  1. I am an engineer (at least originally) in my professional life. I didn't want hydraulic brakes nor Di2 because I prefer to see more field deployment of products and all the incremental refinements that come with that. I still see too many field failures of both from peers. Neither of these would qualify for mission/flight critical reliability for Aerospace (yes, my standard is a bit high). I wanted conventional braking and conventional mechanical shifting that have millions of hours in field deployment. Less hassle
  2. the P3 uses stock components. When I travel, I can get any part from a shop and fix myself
  3. It was easy to swap out the Cervelo provided cockpit for the one I wanted.
  4. P3 is "almost as aero" as P5....my position is the bigger problem
  5. P3 is less hassle to pack in my bike bag. I travel with it around 3-8x per year. I want something that I don't need to baby
  6. After the fact, I cound out that the P3 uses standard headset bearing that I can get in pretty well any bike shop (I managed to crush one in re assembly....my fault).

Dev

Hey Dev,

What cockpit did you select? Any thoughts about Zipp Alimina on that frame?

Scott
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [winchester] [ In reply to ]
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the red looks sweet in person, the photos do not do it justice
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Re: 2015 Cervelo line-up [winchester] [ In reply to ]
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I've been running di2 for 2 years and the only problem I had, one time, was a low battery because I didn't' charge it. Otherwise it has been flawless and I wouldn't have anything else. Benefit is I don't have to be concerned about cable stretch or slippage. Shifters on the brakes are nice as well.
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