Leveraging knowledge gained from the flagship P5, Cervelo trickles down the technology to the high-value P-Series. Aero being everything may not be so much an inescapable conclusion as we thought when the first wave of aero bikes came to market. With the Cervelo P-Series, a balance is met between wind tunnel excellence and real-world performance to achieve Cervelo's standard of "no wasted effort." The P-Series Ultegra Di2 Road Bike firmly stakes claim to the triathlon and time trial disciplines. Cervelo utilizes aerodynamic, carbon tube shapes for a slender front end, a rear-wheel cutout that tests the limits of tolerances, a seat mast that could cut post-event watermelon slices, and an integrated bottle cage that tucks so tightly behind the downtube it's as if the passing air is lava. Once you've familiarized yourself with the fact that this machine is built for straight-line speed, you might wonder how it turns. The answer is surprisingly, naturally. Cervelo boosts the torsional stiffness and adds more strength to the bottom bracket so you'll feel more in line with the bike under hard pedaling, out-of-corner accelerations. The result is a bike that performs better than its predecessor on flats, in turns, and on climbs, providing advantages over the competition throughout every part on course. And with the non-proprietary components, you'll be able to customize the cockpit and drivetrain to suit your riding and racing needs to fine-tune the advantage. Cervelo knows you may be out there for a long-course, training bout several times a week, and boasts storage capacity to prove it. A 500ml water bottle, a 400ml top-tube storage compartment, and an integrated rear hydration mount are all standard on the P-Series. Combined with the race-proven and durable Shimano Ultegra drivetrain and powerful disc brakes, the P-Series is race-ready right out of the box.