nighthunte29, Do you ever use the +- feature of your disc?

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Here's my P3.

picked her up today. Cant wait to take her for a spin.

jimonabike, great bike you got there congratulation, you will love it. The UCI compliant Shiv's are to me the nicest tt-machines out there.

Here's mine:

unfortunately the wheels aren't mine, might be some time before i can get a disc of my own :\
i like the pro bar/extension combo your rocking, but il probably stick with the stock ones.

My Speed Concept 9


See more pics at my gallery thread:
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=103795

Here´s my ride, ready to rock in a 70.3 IM on sunday



I´m considdering pink cables, and would like to add some more pink to it. A girly thing, I guess.
Do you have any suggestions?

if it were me, i would do white bar tape and pink cables.

Lots of nice bikes in here.



I think the new P5 took that honor away.

Has a new P5 delivery date been issued yet tho?

I looked at buying one but there are none into the UK until August I was told at best. Agree they look awesome though

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Homer, you could also get a pink front hub, though it wont be the same shade as the other parts

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According to Cervelo. The problem with the latest greatest is how well does your body fit on it and is it a position of you creating power and having comfort. I look at frames like shoes. Even though the manufacturer makes different sizes there are many individuals that that shoe will not work for them.

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-Sticky Fingers John Rockefeller
-First one over the cliff wins!

I absolutely agree, a frame/bar combo should allow to move in between the dimensions one might have had on a previous tt rig, or what a fitting session recommends-with some space to find the sweet spot.

Yes, her first 100mile TT. A women's club record at 4h 37min. She has temporarily removed the ISM saddle (due to bruising!), saddle mount bottle cage, Profile bar-bottle and top-tube picnicbag for this pic. She was able to ride in the TT position all the way to the end as she has been training for many hours in that position. She has also entered the National (UK) 100mile TT later this summer. I'll be there supporting with spare bottles and encouragement.

Some really nice TT bikes posted!

My Cervelo P3 - latest iteration.



Recent changes

-Finally retired the Zipp 950 disc with 8 speed screw on block and replaced with the Zipp 900.
-Simkin Egg brakes
-Look aeroblade pedals - no faster but look good.
-Swapped out s-bends for ski bends.

Things still to do -

I will be swapping out the rear brake for a Shimano AX centrepull shortly as the narrow Egg brake is still too wide for the P3 stays. The cut out rear of the Egg brake sits out in the wind!
Still not happy with the front end. Came away from the windtunnel back in 2008 with a very good position, but the UCI banned my Vision tech bars! I don't think I have replicated that position yet... Looking at possibly dropping one or even both spacers at the front. Will then field test and see if there is aero improvement with minimal power loss.

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