Cervélo SOLOIST - Rival AXS - Carbon Roadbike - 2027 - black magic

**Contrary to the picture, this bike is supplied with other equipment (see data sheet) instead of the components shown.**

Just the right road bike.

The Soloist. A name that is deeply rooted in Cervélo's history and instantly recognizable to anyone who remembers the races of the early 2000s. The Soloist was the weapon of choice for the top World Tour riders of CSC and the Cervélo Test Team - now it's time to bring it back for a new generation.

The new Soloist is built for riders who wants to train, race and tackle a wide range of demands on one bike day in, day out. It strikes the balance between lightweight and aerodynamic advantages and is therefore simply "just the right" bike.

The Soloist is a touch lighter than the Cervélo S5 but significantly more aerodynamic than the R5, plus it borrows the threaded bottom bracket standard (BBright-47) from the R5-CX. It is a competition bike that can be fitted with both mechanical and electronic groupsets and can easily cope with countless kilometers of training in all weather conditions. The sum of these details will ensure you those all-important millimeters at the finish line at the decisive moment. This is the Soloist.

The Soloist bridges the gap between the Cervélo S5 and R5 and was developed specifically for amateur racers. The frame is about 250g heavier than the R5 and 250g lighter than the S5. In the wind, it is 190g slower than the S5, but 126g faster than the R5. You can see what Cervélo is getting at. The bottom line is a bike that feels just right in every situation. That's the kind of compromise Cervélo can stand behind.

Features of Cervélo SOLOIST

• Lightweight carbon frame and fork
• Aerodynamic shape
• BBRighT-47 bottom bracket
• Power measurement in the crank
• 34 mm tire clearance
• Internal cable routing

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