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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [TriByran] [ In reply to ]
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Over 30mph and the p4 is sensational

There's nothing magic about 30MPH. I've seen plenty of yaw over 10 degrees at over 30 MPH.
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [trail] [ In reply to ]
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trail wrote:
TriByran wrote:
Over 30mph and the p4 is sensational


There's nothing magic about 30MPH. I've seen plenty of yaw over 10 degrees at over 30 MPH.

Also 30 mph is wind speed (not ground speed)....15 mph riding into a 20 mph wind coming in at 45 degrees angle means 20 mph x sin45 + 15 mph ~ 0.707x20 mph + 15 mph ~ 30 mph. Effective yaw should be around half of that 45 degree angle so could be 20+ degree yaw when riding north at 15 mph into a 20 mph north east wind if I got my rough math right.
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [ericMPro] [ In reply to ]
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I got creative with a dremmel but yes. Yann’s will be better though, assuming they fit a pit stop


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yes. the rubber top part blew off on the way home from a race one day :(


That looks nice! Does it line up well with the downtube and seat tube widths?


Thanks Eric for the shout out. Yes, the bottom bracket box for the p2/p3 will fit a Vittoria Pit Stop can no problem.

prototype Box installed on a 54 p3:


The BB box for the P5 56cm will also fit a Vittoria Pit Stop can, although without the cap.


Prototype box installed on my 56 P5:


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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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Can't you just remove the small ring and derailleur?

Pretty much what I'd like to know. Is a single chain ring on a traditional (2x) crank going to work? Even if I need a narrow wide CR, that's a lot cheaper than replacing the whole crank set. Any issues?
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [jstonebarger] [ In reply to ]
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Pretty much what I'd like to know. Is a single chain ring on a traditional (2x) crank going to work? Even if I need a narrow wide CR, that's a lot cheaper than replacing the whole crank set. Any issues?

I can't see any. The Quarq should be fine too. Some cranks require shorter bolts for 1x, but that's like $5.
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [jstonebarger] [ In reply to ]
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rruff wrote:
Can't you just remove the small ring and derailleur?

Pretty much what I'd like to know. Is a single chain ring on a traditional (2x) crank going to work? Even if I need a narrow wide CR, that's a lot cheaper than replacing the whole crank set. Any issues?

New 1x bolts and a 1x chainring, and you are good to go. A 1x RD is nice if you are getting a lot of chain slap, but it’s not necessary.

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [ericMPro] [ In reply to ]
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Hi Eric

I would really love to know if Yann's storage products have any aero impact on the P5.

It would be great if you could do a run on the P5 testing Yann's rear storage and his new BB storage box. (Ie testing no boxes on frame, rear box only, bb box only, etc). Maybe reach out to Yann for a BB box sample to test. ;)
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [SAvan] [ In reply to ]
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SAvan wrote:
Hi Eric

I would really love to know if Yann's storage products have any aero impact on the P5.

It would be great if you could do a run on the P5 testing Yann's rear storage and his new BB storage box. (Ie testing no boxes on frame, rear box only, bb box only, etc). Maybe reach out to Yann for a BB box sample to test. ;)

I would be very curious about this as well. I hope someone tests the BB storage unit
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [yannb] [ In reply to ]
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If you are going to post in this thread you have to be making a P4 one too, right??!!??!?!?!? They are hard to come by these days and Cervelo is out!
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [DFW_Tri] [ In reply to ]
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If you are going to post in this thread you have to be making a P4 one too, right??!!??!?!?!? They are hard to come by these days and Cervelo is out!

Sorry, not going to make one for the P4. Having hard enough time getting access to current bikes for measuring and test fits.

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [BigBoyND] [ In reply to ]
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SAvan wrote:
Hi Eric

I would really love to know if Yann's storage products have any aero impact on the P5.

It would be great if you could do a run on the P5 testing Yann's rear storage and his new BB storage box. (Ie testing no boxes on frame, rear box only, bb box only, etc). Maybe reach out to Yann for a BB box sample to test. ;)

I would be very curious about this as well. I hope someone tests the BB storage unit

Eric does have a rear box from me already. Unfortunately I haven’t finished the bb box yet. He rides a 58, while I ride a 56, so I have to make some small changes to it to fit on the 58. I did think about sending him the prototype, but the bb area is just a couple of mm bigger, which is enough for the box to not fit perfectly, there is a small gap between the seat tube and top of box and the down tube angle is different than the 56.

I’ve ridden with the prototype bb box a couple of times now and I could swear it felt like it made a positive difference. During the ride I averaged 19.9 on a 21 mile out and back ride, and I’ve got the worst fitness I’ve had in a long time.

I’m unfortunately out for a couple of weeks for a family emergency and won’t be able to continue the updates to the the bb boxes till I get back. If there is anyone in the Houston area with access to a 3D printer and a 58 frame I could work on it.

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [yannb] [ In reply to ]
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DFW_Tri wrote:
If you are going to post in this thread you have to be making a P4 one too, right??!!??!?!?!? They are hard to come by these days and Cervelo is out!

Sorry, not going to make one for the P4. Having hard enough time getting access to current bikes for measuring and test fits.

The draft box for the P4 would be nice but a storage box as a replacement for the bottle would be great.
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [LAI] [ In reply to ]
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I have a new bike fit tool to play with.... this might change my P4 test protocol!!!



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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [yannb] [ In reply to ]
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DFW_Tri wrote:
If you are going to post in this thread you have to be making a P4 one too, right??!!??!?!?!? They are hard to come by these days and Cervelo is out!


Sorry, not going to make one for the P4. Having hard enough time getting access to current bikes for measuring and test fits.

You don't need access to the whole bike, just the "bottle cage" that's mounted in the bottom of the frame. If somebody is really eager for you to make one I'm sure they can mail you their bottle cage.

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [Richard Blaine] [ In reply to ]
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to bring this back on topic, the P4 bottle will be modified to become a flat kit and hold a Pit Stop, just like the storage on the P5. Should be a fair test.

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [Richard Blaine] [ In reply to ]
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yannb wrote:
DFW_Tri wrote:
If you are going to post in this thread you have to be making a P4 one too, right??!!??!?!?!? They are hard to come by these days and Cervelo is out!


Sorry, not going to make one for the P4. Having hard enough time getting access to current bikes for measuring and test fits.

You don't need access to the whole bike, just the "bottle cage" that's mounted in the bottom of the frame. If somebody is really eager for you to make one I'm sure they can mail you their bottle cage.

Actually, I do need to measure the frame so that the box fits perfectly on the bike and it’s edges match up to the contours of the frame.

That is why designing the boxes is taking time, since it is an iterative process, ie, measuring, printing, fitting, modifying, printing, fitting, etc...

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [yannb] [ In reply to ]
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Yann, please take these box discussions to a different thread?

thanks

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yannb wrote:
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If you are going to post in this thread you have to be making a P4 one too, right??!!??!?!?!? They are hard to come by these days and Cervelo is out!


Sorry, not going to make one for the P4. Having hard enough time getting access to current bikes for measuring and test fits.


You don't need access to the whole bike, just the "bottle cage" that's mounted in the bottom of the frame. If somebody is really eager for you to make one I'm sure they can mail you their bottle cage.


Actually, I do need to measure the frame so that the box fits perfectly on the bike and it’s edges match up to the contours of the frame.

That is why designing the boxes is taking time, since it is an iterative process, ie, measuring, printing, fitting, modifying, printing, fitting, etc...

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [ericMPro] [ In reply to ]
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Are we talking a definitive answer to the definitive discussion on high hands? The alpha one would make tackling that question a breeze. Alas the lack of compatibility with my steed prevents that.


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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [LAI] [ In reply to ]
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I could add a run with low vs. high hands, although I already know the answer for that and also it would be uncomfortable for me without the tilt.

that said, it's super easy to do that on the Alpha One whereas on the P5 I'd have to spend all day removing pad washers and swapping extensions and blips and clics.

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Are we talking a definitive answer to the definitive discussion on high hands? The alpha one would make tackling that question a breeze. Alas the lack of compatibility with my steed prevents that.


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I have a new bike fit tool to play with.... this might change my P4 test protocol!!!


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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [ericMPro] [ In reply to ]
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When and where are you testing?

Were you at U of W back in May 2014? If you are testing there I can wrench for you and perhaps speed it up to the point where you get an extra couple runs. Free, I find this stuff super interesting.

Cheers,
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [mauricemaher] [ In reply to ]
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I'm going to the A2 this week or next.

I may have been at the UW one in May 2014, it was the one that Jack Toland organized.

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When and where are you testing?

Were you at U of W back in May 2014? If you are testing there I can wrench for you and perhaps speed it up to the point where you get an extra couple runs. Free, I find this stuff super interesting.

Cheers,
Maurice

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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [LAI] [ In reply to ]
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Are we talking a definitive answer to the definitive discussion on high hands? The alpha one would make tackling that question a breeze. Alas the lack of compatibility with my steed prevents that.

Head tube clamp hits your frame?
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [rruff] [ In reply to ]
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Da has a totally proprietary stem interface. It bolts to the fork and clamps around the steerer.



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Da has a totally proprietary stem interface. It bolts to the fork and clamps around the steerer.

Oh ya... my Chinese frame is similar. I put a different fork on it, and will extend the headtube with a brake cover. Currently modifying a stem (sculpting the shape with epoxy and microspheres) so it integrates with the frame better. I guess I enjoy customizing stuff because I waste a lot of time doing it... ;)
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Re: Cervelo P4 vs. Cervelo P5: The Definitive Wind Tunnel Test [ericMPro] [ In reply to ]
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changing gears with the P4... decided to go with TriRig Alpha One instead of 3T Aduro. The TriRig was made for the P4, or vice versa.





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