SOLD:: 2014 Cervelo S3 Size 56 w/ Ultegra 6800 Di2 [11 speed]

SOLD: 2014 Cervelo S3 Size 56 w/ Ultegra 6800 Di2

The bike comes complete as shown in the photos along with the Garmin 510 and mount, a Garmin premium HR strap, a Bontrager Oracle helmet, a Wahoo SC sensor, a Garmin speed and cadence sensor, an additional Mavic training wheel, and three Mavic tires

The bike was purchased in July 2014. It is in near new condition. The bike was ridden a total of 557 miles and was cleaned after every ride. I pretty much stopped riding in early-September. The bike, and all components, are in near new condition.

Price: SOLD

Buyer pays shipping charges and shipping insurance (if wanted). PayPal is the preferred method of payment.

The bike is stock as shown on the Cervelo website.

Ultegra 6800 Di2 shifters, Ultegra 6800 Di2 front and rear derailleurs, battery, and charging station; Ultegra 6800 11-25 cassette and chain; Ultegra 6800 brakes; Rotor (52/36) cranks 172.5; Dura-Ace pedals. The wheels are the Mavic Cosmic Elite S that come stock with the S3. The tires on the Mavic Cosmic Elite wheels are the new Continental GP4000SII.

In addition to the complete bike, I am also including:

a Mavic training wheel with a Ultegra 6800 11-25 cassette and a Continental home trainer tirea Garmin 510a Garmin premium soft strap HR monitora Bontrager Oracle helmeta Wahoo SC sensora Garmin speed and cadence sensorthe Mavic tires that came on the Mavic wheels
The Garmin cadence sensor is installed on the non-drive side crank. The Garmin speed sensor is installed on the hub of the indoor trainer wheel.

Everything was purchased in the July / August 2014 time frame.

This is too nice of a bike to be sitting in the basement collecting dust.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone to pick up a great bike at a very attractive price point.

Please note that one of the decals on the rear Mavic Cosmic Elite wheel is partially scraped off. I am not a big fan of decals on wheels. When I first got the bike, I decided to remove the decals. Started to remove one of the decals, determined it was going to be too much of a hassle, thus stopped.

To whomever buys this bike — it is a wonderful bike. Please take great care of it and … ride the heck out of it. Thank you.

Let me know if you have any questions or need additional information. Thank you.

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Below is a picture of the sticker that I started to remove.
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Below is a picture of the Garmin cadence sensor
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Here is the additional wheel for the indoor trainer usage
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Picture of the cassette on the indoor trainer wheel
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The three Mavic tires which are included.
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bumping for the weekday crowd
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Free bump for such a nice bike!

Would be interested if the frame can somehow be magically reduced by two sizes, lol.