Cervelo S5 Dura Ace 9070 Di2 2016 54cm

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MadoneRider1991

Über Member
Location
Dorset
Hi Guys,

I think its has come the time to sell my S5, dont use it as much as it deserves!

The Spec is as follows;

Fork: Cervélo All Carbon, Trapered S5.
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Dura-ace Di2.
Front Derailleur: Shimano Dura-ace Di2.
Breaklevers: Shimano Dura-ace Di2.
Brakes: Shimano Dura Ace.
Crankset: Rotor 3d Bbright™ 52x36 172.5mm.
Handlebar: Cervélo Aero.
Stem: 3t ARX Team 100mm.
Seatpost: Cervélo Carbon, Aero, Single-position.
Saddle: Fizik Arione Tri.
Cassette: Shimano Dura-ace 11-28.
Wheels: Mavic Aksium
Extras: Chain Catcher, Cages

The bike has been used for 300 miles,

Looking for £4000

Or £2500 for Frameset

Photos available on request

Fully race ready bike! Will be fully serviced and ready to ride out of box

Collection or Post for £50 fully insured and recored

Will be sad to see it go

Joe
 

SWSteve

Guru
Location
Bristol...ish
Slightly OT, but can you explain how exactly the single position seat post actually works?
 

Roadrider48

Voice of the people
Location
Londonistan
Both, it's described as single position, but I couldn't find anything to quantify how that description is reached. Thanks
It may be like the Giant Propel one(I think Propel).
You cut or get cut the seatpost to suit you. It doesn't slide up or down. It's made as part of the frame. No seatpost bolt etc. Seat tube and seat post all as one from new and you cut it for your size.
Could be different but that is the Giant one I have seen.
 
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MadoneRider1991

MadoneRider1991

Über Member
Location
Dorset
That doesn't look to be the case after looking at s5's. So, sorry, no idea.

This is how it works,

They make a 2 position seatpost and a single position seatpost,

The single position is a setback and the 2 position has 2 holes, both setback and 0 degree setback for TT/Tri,

Then both have a pivot system that allows you to tilt the nose up and down
 

jonny jeez

Legendary Member
Slightly OT, but can you explain how exactly the single position seat post actually works?
I think perhaps "integrated" is a better description
 

Roadrider48

Voice of the people
Location
Londonistan
This is how it works,

They make a 2 position seatpost and a single position seatpost,

The single position is a setback and the 2 position has 2 holes, both setback and 0 degree setback for TT/Tri,

Then both have a pivot system that allows you to tilt the nose up and down
Thanks mate.
Similar to one on one of my bikes. I,just remembered seeing something on a Giant a while ago.
 
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