Hi everyone. I’ve been a reader of this forum for a number of years but decided its about time I made a contribution!
I’ve been on my Traithlon journey for 4 years - and like many of you - researched my first bike on this forum!
I originally went with the Cervélo P2 on the basis that if it was good enough for Chrissie Wellington to win Kona on it, it would be good enough for me 🤣
In 2016 as my confidence and experience grew, I picked up a second hand P5 and have been continually refining it - completing mostly Olympic and 70.3 events.
One of my continued points of frustration was the lack of aero storage on the P5. After years of looking around I decided to solve the problem myself - buying a 3D printer and learning the skills to design and build components.
So without further fanfare I’d like to share what I’ve created - an aero storage solution for the cervelo P5 capable of storing:
1 x latex tyre
2 x co2 cylinders
1 x co2 dispenser
1 x tyre lever
Interested in people’s thoughts on possible improvements!
I’ve been on my Traithlon journey for 4 years - and like many of you - researched my first bike on this forum!
I originally went with the Cervélo P2 on the basis that if it was good enough for Chrissie Wellington to win Kona on it, it would be good enough for me 🤣
In 2016 as my confidence and experience grew, I picked up a second hand P5 and have been continually refining it - completing mostly Olympic and 70.3 events.
One of my continued points of frustration was the lack of aero storage on the P5. After years of looking around I decided to solve the problem myself - buying a 3D printer and learning the skills to design and build components.
So without further fanfare I’d like to share what I’ve created - an aero storage solution for the cervelo P5 capable of storing:
1 x latex tyre
2 x co2 cylinders
1 x co2 dispenser
1 x tyre lever
Interested in people’s thoughts on possible improvements!