Finally snagged a pair of Enve 6.7 clinchers.

Looks really good & very fast.

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I like it better than what Cervelo puts on their website. it looks discrete. What's the weight of the bike as posted?

Thanks guys!

I haven't weighed it in this configure, but it should be right around 15.25 with these wheels. Not a weight weenie build, but plenty light.

I am doubting 15.25- but it is a nice bike.
I have a 56cm with DI2, 9000 SRM, Shimano pedals, Enve 4.5 Clinchers with GP4000S II tires, 9000 cassette, and lighter Zipp bars.
Weight is 15.875 lb/ 7207.26 grams.
Hard to make an S5 lighter than that without going to some light tubulars.
But it is still the fastest climbing bike that I have ridden in recent years.

You are probably right. I had some pretty light wheels on there before. Not that the weight matters.

My S5 is almost 1 lb lighter than my ti bike-

You wouldn't believe it. My S5 size 48, HED Jet 6+ w. Specialized Turbo Cotton/Supersonic 20mm, Latex tubes, DuraAce DI2, Power2Max w. Rotor QXL 53/38, Speedplay weights 7.43 kg or about 500 gr heavier than yours. I'm supporting the trend towards light and aero bikes.

Very nice looking bike.

Any one know what width handlebar the 58cm frame comes with?

My S5 58cm DA came with the widest .. 44cm center - center

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Ugh. That's no good. Has anyone had any luck trying to custom spec with a narrower bar? Ideally 38cm, if not 40cm.

I tried the Enve 40cm aero road bar- it is 37c to c at hoods.
I thought it sucked.

Already on a 38cm Aerofly so not too worried about it being narrow. Just hoping it is possible to get the new Cervelo bar in a 38/40.

Why? It is not better than the Aerofly that you have. Weighs more too.

Aerofly will likely be sold with my current bike. Deep section Cervelo bar looks intriguing and worth trying. Can't stand wide bars though, feels like driving a bus.

Yeah, but Cervelo bar creates logistical issues with computers, etc.
If you already have a bar that works great?
Zipp is another good option but the reach is short- will need a longer stem.

Computer definitely does look like a challenge. Has anyone tried epoxying one of the K-Edge arms to the bottom of the bar?

Aerofly is a great bar, but new toys are always fun and it looks like Cervelo put some effort into the bar.

I've got a 42 on my 58. And the weight with Di2 and Zipp FireStrike wheels and PowerTap pedals is just over 16.

18k in 6 months & so happy with Luzié .. oSo >>

p.s. km not mi

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Looking at getting an S5. If I want to put on my DA 9000 SRM what do I need? An adapter like this? http://wheelsmfg.com/...shimano-fsa-etc.html

Or am I better with changing the complete bb with this... http://wheelsmfg.com/...no-cranks-black.html

Thanks for the help.

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Sorry, with SRM I've no experience. The S5 has BBright .. http://www.bbright.net

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He has a S5 with DA SRM .. http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...post=5580324#5580324

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I have 9000 SRM on mine.
I am using a Kogel bb- bbright for 24mm cranks.
It is silent and smooth.

I also have a DA 9000 SRM.
I have a BB Infinite BB.... I love it.