Yeah, I went over to Austin Tri Cyclist to check it out yesterday. Don told me to take it down from the rack to take a look at it and when I did it felt so light that I thought that it wasn't completely built up yet - but it was! I think he said it weighed around 14.5 pounds. And it looks even better in person than it does in the photographs. It's a 56 (my size) and he offered me a test-ride but I didn't have the time, but when I do I'll take it for a spin and report how it feels.
I think I saw
Cervelo Heaven when I was there. The shop has seemingly every size of every bike on the floor, but when I went upstairs to get my kids (they were on the computer with Don's daughter) I passed row after row of boxed-up unbuilt Cervelos waiting for new homes. I don't ride a Cervelo and I'm not in the market for a new bike (yet ;-) but if you're looking for a Cervelo this is your candy shop. It reminded me of the days when John Cobb's Bicyclesports was still in Shreveport and had every size of all the hot bikes and you could spend hours just test-riding!
As cool as this new bike is, I wonder what Gerard & Co. have up their sleeves for Interbike.
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