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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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P3SL - an aluminium version ahead of the P3C I believe
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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Nope: gears and brakes, then it's a tri/tt bike. These old alu cervelo's (p2sl, p3sl, dual, soloist...) can still do very well on short/sprint tri's
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [retrying]
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retrying wrote:
P3SL - an aluminium version ahead of the P3C I believeah cool thanks
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [jollyroger88]
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jollyroger88 wrote:
Nope: gears and brakes, then it's a tri/tt bike. These old alu cervelo's (p2sl, p3sl, dual, soloist...) can still do very well on short/sprint tri'sI still use my alu 2004 Cervelo P3 for everything from super sprints to IM. With a trispoke, rear disc and updated cockpit I'm not giving up a ton of time on the bike.
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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This just came up in Facebook marketplace for me too fellow perthite…. $200, u in?
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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That looks like it might be the 650c version, judging by how the bb shell is shifted away from the wheel. If so (verify with the seller) then tire / wheel availability might be an issue.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [Durhamskier]
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jollyroger88 wrote:
Nope: gears and brakes, then it's a tri/tt bike. These old alu cervelo's (p2sl, p3sl, dual, soloist...) can still do very well on short/sprint tri'sI still use my alu 2004 Cervelo P3 for everything from super sprints to IM. With a trispoke, rear disc and updated cockpit I'm not giving up a ton of time on the bike.
No, you’re not. I think the only regret I have regarding bikes I’ve sold over the past 25 years is letting go of my yellow P3, which I also rode with a HED tri spoke and I HED disc. That bike was sweet - and responsive.
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [JasoninHalifax]
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That looks like it might be the 650c version, judging by how the bb shell is shifted away from the wheel. If so (verify with the seller) then tire / wheel availability might be an issue.That model was available as 650c in size 48, and 700c in larger ones
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [jollyroger88]
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the earlier ones were available in 650c up to a 54cm. it's worth the question.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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Pretty sure it's not a p3sl, as I only remember that being available in a black matte kind of finish, maybe powerdercoated? whatever it was it had a unique look to it. That's probably even a few years older and just a standard p3. My guess is it's very early 2000's vintage.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [JasoninHalifax]
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the earlier ones were available in 650c up to a 54cm. it's worth the question.Yes. My 51" P2K had 650s.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [gregkeller]
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Pretty sure it's not a p3sl, as I only remember that being available in a black matte kind of finish, maybe powerdercoated? whatever it was it had a unique look to it. That's probably even a few years older and just a standard p3. My guess is it's very early 2000's vintage.Yes I had a P3SL that was a matte black thin powdercoat. I also had a first generation 2001 P3 that was factory painted blue as a limited edition for a local cervelo dealer. They also made it in yellow.
The OP bike looks like a first generation model with custom paint.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [JasoninHalifax]
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JasoninHalifax wrote:
That looks like it might be the 650c version, judging by how the bb shell is shifted away from the wheel. If so (verify with the seller) then tire / wheel availability might be an issue.He doesn't know. Might be stolen? He seems a bit suss!
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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It looks to me to be a year 2003 standard aluminum P3. The silver one and someone just painted the bike black except for around the Cervelo logos. The fork and frame paint around the logos match up.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [zedzded]
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Its the original aluminum P3.
P3SL was anodized black (no paint = "super light")
P3SL was anodized black (no paint = "super light")
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [JasoninHalifax]
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JasoninHalifax wrote:
the earlier ones were available in 650c up to a 54cm. it's worth the question.as far as I can remember, those with the integrated 1"1/8 headset (like the one in the OP picture) were 650c only in size 48; but I'll go checking the old brochures to make sure
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [ironclm]
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ironclm wrote:
JasoninHalifax wrote:
the earlier ones were available in 650c up to a 54cm. it's worth the question.Yes. My 51" P2K had 650s.
the P2K was an earlier generation, with the external bearings headset
Re: What model Cervelo is this? [jollyroger88]
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JasoninHalifax wrote:
the earlier ones were available in 650c up to a 54cm. it's worth the question.as far as I can remember, those with the integrated 1"1/8 headset (like the one in the OP picture) were 650c only in size 48; but I'll go checking the old brochures to make sure
not all of them. there was a transition where the P2K and P3 used an internal 1" headset. (I own the 1" headset P2K, that's another issue because finding replacement bearings is a PITA). I have no idea what they did with the wheel sizes at that time though.
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Re: What model Cervelo is this? [JasoninHalifax]
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I think it's a 700c, but the visual is distorted because the wheels don't have tires mounted. Incidentally, i have the same frame, now built up as a track bike.
That takes me back. My P3SL is still hanging on the wall. I can't bring myself to sell it... unfortunately I also can't bring myself to ride it.