Cervélo P-Series
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Cervélo P-Series. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- The Cervélo P-Series has a clean appearance with internally routed cables.
- Testers were pleased the bike is UCI-legal.
- Disc brakes provide excellent stopping power even on rainy days.
- Experts were pleased the bike has clearance for tires up to 28mm.
- Cervélo includes a bolt on aero bento box. This makes it easy for riders to carry fuel and tools.
- The Aerobottle 500 that is included with the P-Series prevents any additional drag that comes with attaching a water bottle to a bike.
- The P-Series is easy to maneuver due to the lateral stiffness in its carbon frame.
- Users have four complete builds of the P-Series to choose from. This allows them to get a bike that meets their componentry preferences and budget.
- The bike is more affordable than other time trial and triathlon bikes.
- Adjustment to the seat tube angle allows riders to fine-tune the bike to their preferred riding position.
- The seat post attachment is hidden and increases the bike’s aerodynamics.
- Increased stiffness in the bottom bracket promotes efficient power transfer, allowing riders to accelerate on-demand.
- The bike can fit a normal water bottle if riders choose not to use the included Aerobottle 500.
- Experts were pleased the bike came tubeless-ready. Running tubeless tires reduces the weight of the bike. It also helps prevent frequent flats.
- Some builds include Continental Grand Prix tires that are reliable and fast-rolling.
- The alloy Vision Team wheels roll well on the P-Series. Experts agree that there is no need to upgrade to carbon wheels.
3 reasons not to buy
- Testers found it difficult to utilize the Aerobottle 500 on the move.
- The P-Series is not priced for entry-level riders, according to one expert.
- Cervélo does not offer this model with rim brakes.
Bottom line
The Cervélo P-Series is an aerodynamic triathlon and time trial bike. It is priced affordably for a carbon bike in its category. One expert stated the price is still beyond entry-level pricing. The bike has a stiff carbon frame and a wide bottom bracket that allow riders to accelerate with ease. Climbing is a breeze with the bike’s wide gear range. Cervélo includes features such as the bento box and Aerobottle 500 to ensure riders are hydrated, fueled-up, and have a place to store tools. These are shaped to minimize the effect on the bike’s aerodynamics. Unfortunately, despite the Aerobottle’s sleekness, it’s hard to use it on the go.Expert Reviews
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