Fixed gear tri bike conversion. Wheels are temporary, looking for something new.
Frame:
2003 Cervelo P2K, 55cm
Fork/Headset:
Cervelo Chord Aero Carbon Fork;
Cane Creek 1-inch Headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano Dura-Ace FC-7710 Crankset;
Shimano Dura-Ace BB-7700 Bottom Bracket
Pedals:
Speedplay Zero, Stainless, Blue
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Fixed Drivetrain;
Formula 17T x 1/8" Cog;
Shimano Dura-Ace Lockring;
Shimano Dura-Ace 50T Chainring;
Izumi Chain
Saddle/Seatpost:
ISM Adamo Racing 2 Saddle;
Cervelo Carbon Seatpost
Brakes:
Shimano Dura-Ace BR-7700-F Front Brake;
Cane Creek Crosstop Lever
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Aerospoke 700c Road / Spinergy Rev-X;
Vittoria Rubino, 700 X 25c;
Mr. Tuffy Tire Liner, Orange
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Origin8 Track Attak, Silver, 32H;
Origin8 Alloy Track Hub, 32H Flip Flop;
Vittoria Rubino, 700 X 25c Mr. Tuffy Tire Liner, Orange
Accessories:
NiteRider Lightning Bug 3.0 Front Light;
Serfas TL-ST Rear Light;
Arundel Mandible Water Bottle Cage, Matte Carbon;
Garmin Edge 500 GPS Cycling Computer
More Info:
Someone please sell me a Shimano Zen Olympic Chainring please thanks
Added by ourru. Last updated about 12 years ago.
As of about 12 years ago, ourru has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
26 Comments
I'm mid-conversion on my 2001 P2K, just wondering if you had any trouble with the set screws in the drop outs? I have and I'm hoping to avoid needing to use them at all.
Posted about 12 years ago
i didn't use them but i did leave them in and they didn't cause any problems. they were set in enough for me to be able to slip the chain on over the chainring and cog and pull tight, but i kind of figured that if the axle were to slip, it would prevent something bad from happening. the rear clearance to the seat tube was very tight. good luck on your conversion!
Posted about 12 years ago
un-convert it and lose the aerojoke
Posted about 13 years ago
i prefer the feel of a fixed drivetrain. i have a 2008 scott addict if i ever need gears. looking for a good deal on a HED3 to replace the aerojoke. actually what i really want to do is get a HED3 rear and couple that with a HED Alps front that i've got on the side.
Posted about 13 years ago
Man I gotta ship my bike back to HI and ride with you.. You can be my evil twin. So sick!
Posted about 13 years ago
Yes please do :) if our bikes are twins, yours got all the good looks haha
Posted about 13 years ago
i went to the track this monday and the russian team was there for training. about 40 red cervelo track bikes. wonderful stuff!
Posted about 13 years ago
Nice looking bike, is your seatpost backwards though? Also, I think you should either slam your stem or, if you don't like the amount of saddle to bar drop, get something like bullhorns. And what were your thoughts on wheels? I think some Mavic Ellipses or some Profile hubs to Mavic Open Pros would look very, very nice.
Posted about 13 years ago
thanks for your comment! the seat post is sort of backwards. it was designed to accommodate 2 positions which changed the seat tube angle between 75 and 78 degrees. as a wannabe triathlete, i opted for the latter. unfortunately i think it looks awful, but i'll let function dictate this one. the stem was set up that way because I needed more height out of the front end. again, i know it isn't the coolest looking, but it brought my position to where it needed to be. i'm thinking about going with an aero cockpit instead of the drops. as for the wheels, i really want a HED3 rear to go with the HED alps front that i've got on the side.
Posted about 13 years ago
If you go the aerobar route, I'd suggest something like the Syntace Stratos (which I've heard good things about) or the Nitto RB-021 (which I've ridden and enjoyed a lot). Also, a HED 3 would look amazing on it. You could try finding one from back when they were made by Specialized if you don't want to spend 800 dollars on a new one. Make sure to post some pictures when you get those parts!
Posted about 13 years ago
thanks for the tips i will look into those. i had a couple in mind too which were the vision UCI legal base bar (i think the others are all 26.0) to go with my vision aero bars which i already have, or a HED cockpit but that's a lot of money. im on ebay everyday looking for a HED3 heh. i honestly can't wait to post new pics as i'm not happy with how it looks at the moment. i may just go with a deep black rim in the back temporarily because the silver really doesn't fly. i'm also debating putting on my Adamo Racing 2 saddle in place of the SMP Pro.
Posted about 13 years ago
Also check Craigslist, you can find a lot of great deals there.
Posted about 13 years ago
yup i pretty much live on craigslist haha, but relatively small selection in my area sadly
Posted about 13 years ago
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akahenry says:
Hey, how do you like your Adamo saddle? What's your opinion on how it feels and etc?
Posted over 11 years ago
ourru says:
They are great saddles very supportive and comfortable but you may need to give it some time to get used to since they're much wider than your typical saddle
Posted over 11 years ago