Cervelo S5 build

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tk2306
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by tk2306

Love this bike, kudos on the build. Looks really great.

Wondering what your saddle height is as pictured? Have a mate looking for a new frame who rides a 58 and trying to get an idea of what it will look like with his measurements

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McGilli
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by McGilli

Aggressive and mean looking - nice!

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mrgray
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by mrgray

great looking s5. really nice build. pc8 is awesome (screen and what it will display, sheer versatility) but i did have some issues with it in wet so take some care when it is raining.
Bobo S&S Steel Bike - 7.5 kg
Oltre XR2- 6.6 kg
Look 585 - 6.8 kg
Look 695 SR :D

glam2deaf
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by glam2deaf

tk2306 wrote:Love this bike, kudos on the build. Looks really great.

Wondering what your saddle height is as pictured? Have a mate looking for a new frame who rides a 58 and trying to get an idea of what it will look like with his measurements


Cheers mate. Seat height is at 81cm.

mrgray wrote:great looking s5. really nice build. pc8 is awesome (screen and what it will display, sheer versatility) but i did have some issues with it in wet so take some care when it is raining.


Found this out first hand. Sent it back and had the new unit 2 days later (thanks to SRM Oceania, they're legends down there). Been out for several really wet rides, including 3 hours last night at 4 today with the new one and it hasn't missed a beat.

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by russianbear

Love the tan sidewalls. Classy build.

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by glam2deaf

New saddle time:

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158 grams for the SWorks Power in 143

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79 grams saving, and now I have a spare power for the track bike.

ee brakes are on order.

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fa63
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by fa63

Looks like you could save a few more grams by trimming the rear brake housing :)

Great looking bike!


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glam2deaf
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by glam2deaf

Switched cables to Jagwire Elite Link, running a conservative length until the new brakes show up. Expecting November at this point. Isn't the end of the world as I'm pretty much racing non stop until then.

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McGilli
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by McGilli

What is it about pictures of bike parts on scales?!?!

I love these threads :)

BTW - I rarely ever like gum wall tires - but they actually look really nice on your bike...

glam2deaf
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by glam2deaf

New brakes finally arrived. Only issue was the rear barrel adjustor was missing. Have a replacement on it's way, hoping for a Saturday delivery, but may not be till Monday.

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by glam2deaf

Brake time!

Front Sram red 120 grams:
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Front EE 89 grams:
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31 grams saved.

Rear Sram Red 118 grams:
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Rear EE 85 grams:
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33 grams saved.

64 grams total.

Also have a new wheel set on the bike. VIttoria Ellusion Nero wheels with Hutchinson Sector 28 tyres. Set up tubeless and an Ultegra 11-28 cassette. Not a light weight set up by any stretch, but looks great and has proved pretty reliable and comfortable.

Front 1120 grams:
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Rear 1650 grams:
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2770 grams.

Vittorie Ellusion Nero + Hutchinson Sector 28 (no clearance issues on the S5 frame w/ ee brakes. Slight rubbing at the front on the Red caliber.


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glam2deaf
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by glam2deaf

And the complete bike. 7.8kg as is.

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de zwarten
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by de zwarten

That geometry looks aggressive, especially with the -17 stem!
It could do with some higher rims, no?

ps: what's that thing on your valve? I hardly see anyone using those, some brands of inner tubes don't even have threads on the valves anymore. No need to use them so shed some weight :-)

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by Nefarious86

They are the lock nuts for the tubeless valves..
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1415chris
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by 1415chris

You could always relay on tyre pressure to hold it in place :)
What happened to seatpost, sticker/damage?
Now with black tape looks better, imo.

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