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This Shiv is my personal ride, dressed to the nines and built with the finest gear in the sport. Enjoy the detailed writeup and supersized gallery.
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Cervelo has just unveiled a ground-up redesign of its most popular tri-bike, dressed in P5 DNA and ready to rock transition areas everywhere.
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In a previous article, we went over every aspect of the bare P5 frame in detail. Now we take you through building it up.
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We're building up a project P5, but before the components go on, we're taking a thorough look at this smart new frame.
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Orbea took their time developing the successor to the original Ordu, and to be rather frank, I'd say that the wait was worth it.
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For 2013 I'm building up a brand new Shiv Pro from the bare frameset. This is a bike with tons to offer.
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After many years without a new tri or TT frame, Orbea has finally launched their next generation rig, which will carry on the Ordu name.
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Continuing its trickle-down trend, Felt brings all the tech from the flagship DA frame down to the less-expensive B-series.
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We're half way between last year's Ironman Kona and this year's edition. Here's a look back on some of the AG rigs from the Big Island.
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I've had several months playing with the bike that won Kona under Craig Alexander. Here's my in-depth review of the 2012 Specialized Shiv, a bike born for the Tri.
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The Cervelo P5 is finally here. Was it worth the hype? Oh yes. It's absolutely glorious, in both its triathlon-only and UCI-compliant forms. Cervelo knocked it out of the park.
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What happens when the top offerings from BMC, Specialized, Blue, Trek, and Felt go head-to-head? Let's find out.
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For 2013 I'm building up a brand new Shiv Pro from the bare frameset. This is a bike with tons to offer.
