Love the paint scheme!

The ugly bike hiding behind the fireplace, that’s your wife’s, right?

I hope she got some bling to her liking....

Ha, ha. That photo was taken in Ivan O'Gorman's fit studio and the bike in the back is his vintage city bike. Actually a really cool bike.

Sorry, ‘ugly’ by a triathlete standards.
I miss my old Schwinn....so smooth.

Well done, sir! Love the paint work.

Always liked that GT triple triangle design. Nice!

Love the disc wheel! Where did you buy the plastic sheeting for it?

Recently finished this Ritte 1919 with sram red 10 and Zipp 404's -- please excuse the mismatched tires

Mmm. Big fan of paint schemes like that. Adds a tasteful amount of color. Nice looking bike!

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I'm a big fan too! Now I just need to upgrade my motor so I can keep up with pros like you 😉

My S-works Shiv with Aerocoach Titan/Aeox disc, DA di2, TriRig brakes and profile design bta. Recently upgraded to Revolver ProRok XL armrests

Oldie but quick!

Just another Cervelo P3 with some updates

That's a sexy bike!

Thanks! Hopefully it will see some races this year...

That thing is like the Madmax car. Bad ass!

Is that a 58?

Yes, it's a 58. How did you see that?

I really love the P3.

Thanks!

Maybe I should ride it dressed in Madmax style :)

Size of the head tube

Great P3!

How do you run the bta higher than the hands?

These paint schemes are amazing!! For the folks who painted at home, where did you source the paint and what was your spray method? I’m assuming a compressor-based paint gun?

I'm using the new Xlab Torpedo Versa Slim:

https://www.xlab-usa.com/torpedo-versa-slim.html

If you go to this thread you will find a post from me from 25th March with some pics:

https://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ne_P6489594/?page=-1

It's a direct mount system from Xlab designed for Cervelo P-series and Trek but it also fits the Tririg Alpha One perfectly.

Spray cans for me (primer, paint, glitter, lacquer). It's ok for a home project, looks good... but it certainly doesn't have the slick finish quality of a pro job. The lack of know-how is probably more to blame than the hardware.