We now have one of only 2 P4’s in the Northeast. I know there were some questions about frameset weight. Here we have the frame with fork (uncut), seatpost (with the seat mount in the wrong hole, I know), rear brake, headset, waterbottle.
5.03lbs
This is a 56cm. Stop by and have a look.
any idea what the bare frame+bottle weighs? did some rough estimates and it seems like the P4 might weigh more than the P3?
interesting info. i guess you gotta consider that it includes a rear brake too.
is that steerer aluminum or steel ?
Why would anybody be concerned about the weight. I’d rather know the wind tunnel stats.
Great Info, thanks for posting.
You know that you just opened up a can of worms though. Weight does not matter …blah, blah, blah,. Weight always matters, just ask anyone that has lost a bunch of body weight and bike weight, you can feel the difference, and see the difference on the clock. Cervelo posted info saying how much time you save for every one pound lost on the bike/person on even the slightest uphill rise in the road, and for those that are looking for seconds off their time, weight does matter.
Once again, good info, info is always good.
what comes with the frameset, in terms of the bottle aparatus?
The steerer tube is carbon all the way.
I wish I had some wind tunnel data.
The best I can do here is light some incense sticks and turn on the fan…but that would be pretty ghetto.
The steerer tube is carbon all the way.
I wish I had some wind tunnel data.
The best I can do here is light some incense sticks and turn on the fan…but that would be pretty ghetto.
ghetto, but relaxing
ya mon…its aero
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The steerer tube is carbon all the way.
I wish I had some wind tunnel data.
The best I can do here is light some incense sticks and turn on the fan…but that would be pretty ghetto.
LMAO!!! Glad to see someone is keeping it real!
I ride a 56… Maybe I need to make a trip to CT…
Well, let’s try to work a SWAG backwards to an “equivalent” frame weight.
Fork: ~350g (EC90 Aero is actually 400g)
Headset: ~75g (integrated; cups are heavier)
Rear brake: 155 g (Dura Ace 7800 rear)
Bottle and cage: ~100 g (amazingly, I can’t find the weight of a water bottle anywhere, not even on Weight Weenies)
Seatpost: ~200g (could be a lot worse with many aero posts)
That backs out to ~1400g, not too shabby.
This is my P4 56cm with SRAM Red, FSA carbon crankset, Keo ti pedals, Syntace CS/CX base bar and clipon, and tubular 808’s, with aerodrink. It weighs 16.6 pounds as pictured. Does not have a powermeter as configured.
Sorry I can’t figure out how to import the pictures…rats…
Posting the weight of a P4 is like posting the shoe size of a supermodel … who freakin’ cares what her shoe size is?
Chad
Right, and posting pictures of a P4 with a bunch of spacers and/or an upturned stem is like a supermodel with a wooden leg!
This is a 56 and it is all yours to build up.
Nice way of putting a sale ad here.
Still butt ugly!!! 
I will help you out…
It seems like everyone is just getting there P4s now… Helen’s Cycles has had one in stock for awhile… I took this photo of one there on December 29th. It’s still the only one I’ve ever seen. 
This is a 56 and it is all yours to build up.
Nice way of putting a sale ad here.
You’re right…notice the edit.