The most copied TT/Tri bike in history

OK, so this bike has won more time trials and triathlons than any other in history – by a country mile. But more importantly, it is the most used bike at Ironman racing and time trialing ever – by “regular” customers. No wonder it is still the benchmark for the entire bike industry, and the most copied bike in history. So its popularity remains, because the original is still unmatched (Emma Pooley used her spare bike – a P3 – to win the 2010 TT World Championships). And with the Ultegra spec, the P3 is now in reach for more people than ever. The P3 is part of the P-series, made for the battle against the clock from prologue to the Race Across America and from sprint triathlon to Ironman. Experience: 1. Cervelo’s tried and true geometry, putting the rider in a fast and comfortable position.
2. Aerodynamic design to reduce drag resistance and increase speed.
3. Handling and stiffness characteristics straight from the road models.

MAIN TECHNOLOGIES

Upgrades from P2

More aero (curved seattube cutout, seatstays)
Lighter
Higher BB stiffness

Reviews

• 220’s Top 20 Tri Products in the Past 20 Years – Cervélo P3
• P3 wins bike of the year from 220 Triathlon Magazine
• In their big tri bike test, 220 magazine finds there is “one bike here that really stood out”
• Cyclesport on the P3C: “arguably the most beautifully sculpted and aerodynamic carbon frame”
• Velonews on the P3C: “for all its strengths, the P3 still undercuts its rivals by several thousand dollars”
• P3C: bike of the year, partially thanks to Kona World Champs win, although that was on a P2C