Cervelo P Series 2020 size 56 TT bike

[billythestickboy]

This isn't going to be light but i had to strip this down so I thought I'd put this here in case anyone was interested. I'll be pleased if it's under 10kg.

I'll post pics and weights here as I rebuild it.

Frame = 1487g including bb, chainstay protector, and both derailleur hangers
Forks = 406g
Fork bung = 30g but I'm going to replace this as I plan to route cables through the steerer tube

[brearley]

Will be interested to see what you do with this.
I've got a p5 rim brake but something like this could be a possibility for next year.

Are you going hydraulic or mechanical disc? I'd be going mechanical to use smaller brake levers as stopping power isn't the main concern here.

[billythestickboy]

I picked it up second hand and it has the trp hydraulic levers so I'll be sticking with those, they seemed to work pretty well. The levers are chunky though.

[billythestickboy]

A few more bits to post as this is coming together

[warickwrx]

Any progress ? Interested in the final weight thinking of a similar build.

[drumjdds]

cervelo fanatic here. curious on the final weight as well

[billythestickboy]

I'm actually selling this bike now and taking pictures of it prompted me to update this.

I've saved loads of photos of various parts onto a google photo album.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/GS3ATDW7UxPu9qLY8

Overall weight as I had it was just under 11kg but that was including pedals, the aero bottle and xlab between the arms bottle and my garmin varia, etc... almost 12kg by the time you add on my spares bottle.

It's really a rapid bike rapid though, however I got a good price on a P5 disc, so I had to say goodbye