Cervelo S2... Not for the faint hearted!!

hopper1
hopper1 Posts: 4,389
edited April 2011 in Your road bikes
Finally finished the new build.
Speedplay pedals are experimental.
Not been out on it yet, but tomorrow looks good for a quick play, if the clouds stay away...

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Spec's.

Cervelo S2.


Frame: Cervelo S2.
Forks: 3T Funda Team.
Bars: 3T Ergosum Ltd.
Stem: 3T ARX Pro 130mm.
Headset: FSA IS-2.
Bar Tape: Fizik MicroTex.

Front Brake Lever: SRAM Red.
Front Caliper: Ciamillo Zero Gravity Ti. (Swissstop Yellow Pro pads).
Rear Brake Lever: SRAM Red.
Rear Caliper: Ciamillo Zero Gravity Ti. (Swissstop Yellow Pro pads).


Shifters: SRAM Red.
Cables: GORE Ride On Professional.
Front Mech: SRAM Red.
Rear Mech: SRAM Red.

Seat: Specialized BG Toupe Team.
Seat Post: Cervelo.
Seat Post Clamp: Cervelo.

Cranks: SRAM Red.
Chainring(s): SRAM Red (Compact).
Chain: KMC X10 SL.
Cassette: Shimano Dura Ace 11/23.
Pedals: Speedplay (Experiment).
Bottom Bracket: SRAM GXP Ceramic

Front Wheel: ZIPP 404 (Tub).
Tyre: Vittoria Corsa Evo CX 21mm.

Back Wheel: ZIPP 404 (Tub).
Tyre: Vittoria Corsa Evo CX 21mm.
Accessories: Elite Moro d'Elite bottle cages, CycleOps Powertap SL (On training wheel).
Weight: 14.4lb (6.53kgs) all in (includes bottle cage and pedals).

Just noticed the right crank is facing upwards... :evil: :evil:
I'll sort that out later.

I know that there's a little gap in the tape on the inside of the bar... Wont be there for long.

Now, to build the P3 :wink:
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Comments

  • Ber Nard
    Ber Nard Posts: 827
    Wow! I like that an awful lot. It looks seriously fast. The colour scheme works well; flash but not lairy.

    Nice job.

    Rob
  • Supergoose
    Supergoose Posts: 1,089
    edited March 2011
    Go to the top of the class. 8) Thats a beaut mate, cant fault it save for the levers which I would have a bit higher, health to enjoy.
    Rock 'n' Roule
  • seanoconn
    seanoconn Posts: 11,677
    I'm more than slighly attracted to your bike, I'd like to RIDE it.

    Hope its a she!
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    Will be raising the shifters a little, to make them level.
    A few things may change, yet, depending on the first ride...
    Not happy with the stem! Wanted the ARX Ltd, but they only go up to 120mm and I needed a 130/140mm...
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  • EKIMIKE
    EKIMIKE Posts: 2,232
    Very very nice. Personally not digging the red ano brakes and QR's but otherwise pretty damn sweet. Must be a pleasure to ride.
  • mallorcajeff
    mallorcajeff Posts: 1,489
    Now that I like, very clean. Love how the brake blocks look like a spanish flag.

    Thats a long stem your after you must have ape arms! Great bike will climb ace if its like my mates one.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    I do miss mine...

    I'm on the Zen approach with one cheap bike now.
  • NapoleonD wrote:
    I do miss mine...

    I'm on the Zen approach with one cheap bike now.

    What's happening with the colnago etc etc
    Helmand Province is such a nice place.....
  • Hubba Hubba :D
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  • Berk Bonebonce
    Berk Bonebonce Posts: 1,245
    1/ The chain seems a little short.
    2/ 21 tyres might be okay for riding on Swiss roads.
    3/ Your levers are too low.
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    1/ The chain seems a little short. Measured and cut as per SRAM guide.2/ 21 tyres might be okay for riding on Swiss roads. Used for Road Racing and TT's only.3/ Your levers are too low. As it says above, they will be adjusted.
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  • Zachariah
    Zachariah Posts: 782
    Very nice! A question on TT setup: I assume you use aero bars when you do a TT - does the cockpit cabling get in the way while in full tuck?
  • rozzer32
    rozzer32 Posts: 3,923
    A certain Mr vroomen just linked to this via his Twitter. Got his stamp of approval.
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  • rozzer32
    rozzer32 Posts: 3,923
    edited March 2011
    double post
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  • Great Build, loving the zero gravity brakes, look awesome
    overall great build, looks fast
    stem does look 120mm though, pretty aggressive position you've got there, love it
  • amaferanga
    amaferanga Posts: 6,789
    That's a lovely bike, but I'm not a fan of the cable routing above the stem - it just looks wrong to me.

    Still if you were to offer me a swap for any of my bikes I'd have it :wink:
    More problems but still living....
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    Zachariah wrote:
    Very nice! A question on TT setup: I assume you use aero bars when you do a TT - does the cockpit cabling get in the way while in full tuck?

    I doubt it would... Don't think I get my face that low!
    But, for TT's I'm also building a P3 :wink:
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  • jibberjim
    jibberjim Posts: 2,810
    At 6.53 kg it's not legal for road racing? So are you just hoping you won't get scrutineered or do you put weights on it?
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    jibberjim wrote:
    At 6.53 kg it's not legal for road racing? So are you just hoping you won't get scrutineered or do you put weights on it?

    Only just got it out of the box, Jim!
    I doubt that at my level, I would bother with weighting the frame...
    It's a bit like TTing... There are a lot of laws under UCI regs that are flaunted because of racing under CTT...
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  • jibberjim
    jibberjim Posts: 2,810
    hopper1 wrote:
    It's a bit like TTing... There are a lot of laws under UCI regs that are flaunted because of racing under CTT...

    No, CTT have different rules, they're not ignoring rules, they just have different ones. British Cycling road racing specifically has the weight law in it for all BC racing, so you would be cheating :D
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  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    Ok!, ok!... I'll get some fishing weights...























    But, I'm not fessin' up to the EPO, though
    :wink:
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  • emx
    emx Posts: 164
    jibberjim wrote:
    At 6.53 kg it's not legal for road racing? So are you just hoping you won't get scrutineered or do you put weights on it?

    when did British Cycling start enforcing the UCI weight limit at club events..??
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    markos1963 wrote:
    Is it any good for sprinting Hopper? :wink:






    Very nice build btw :D

    Not with me on it! :wink:

    No good up Gas Hill either... :oops:
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  • Steelride
    Steelride Posts: 89
    Hopper1,

    Hi. Love the bike. Seems you've built one just like I'm about to build!!

    Did you have any issues with the rear brake caliper, like the threaded bolt and nut won't reach each other?

    Regards,

    Steelride.
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    Steelride wrote:
    Hopper1,

    Hi. Love the bike. Seems you've built one just like I'm about to build!!

    Did you have any issues with the rear brake caliper, like the threaded bolt and nut won't reach each other?

    Regards,

    Steelride.

    Nope, all bolted together without a glitch.
    Even routing the cables was a doddle. :wink:

    Enjoy... Mine is a flying machine!
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  • c0ugars
    c0ugars Posts: 202
    What a looker!!!!!!!!!!! I want one!!!!
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    c0ugars wrote:
    What a looker!!!!!!!!!!! I want one!!!!

    Thanks... It'll cost ya!...
    Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!
  • c0ugars
    c0ugars Posts: 202
    hopper1 wrote:
    c0ugars wrote:
    What a looker!!!!!!!!!!! I want one!!!!

    Thanks... It'll cost ya!...

    Just need to convice the lady who controls the purse in my house first!!
  • hopper1
    hopper1 Posts: 4,389
    c0ugars wrote:
    hopper1 wrote:
    c0ugars wrote:
    What a looker!!!!!!!!!!! I want one!!!!

    Thanks... It'll cost ya!...

    Just need to convice the lady who controls the purse in my house first!!

    Just write 'I WANT...' on the back of your hand, and give it to her! :wink:




















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