Cervélo’s parent company Pon agrees to buy Cannondale’s parent group Dorel Sports for $810 million
Cannondale, Schwinn, and GT to join up with Cervélo, Santa Cruz, and Gazelle.
Cervelo
Cervelo P-Series Triathlon Bike Review
Though not as inexpensive as its predecessor, the P2, Cervelo’s new P-Series borrows some very slick trickle down tech to give tons of tri-value.
What Do You Get When You Cross a Lambo with a Cervélo P5X?
The answer: This special-edition, $20K speed demon.
Up Close: Cervelo’s New P5X Triathlon Bike
The P5X is first and foremost a problem solver, designed to meet the specific needs of triathletes.
Cervélo’s P5X Is Ready To Crush The Resistance
The P5X is a radical departure from anything Cervélo has designed in the past and took three years to develop.
Frederik Van Lierde’s Custom-Painted Cervélo P5
Cervélo today revealed the custom-painted P5 that 2013 Ironman world champion Frederik Van Lierde will ride for the rest of the season.
Unveiled: New Cervélo P2
The relaunch of arguably the most popular tri bike of all time brings top-tier frame design into the mid-level price range.
Cervelo Will No Longer Sponsor TeamTBB
After seven years of working together, TeamTBB and bike sponsor Cervélo have announced that they will no longer work together.
Eurobike: New Cervélo Road Bikes
Senior Editor Aaron Hersh stopped by the Cervélo booth at Eurobike and got a glimpse at the new S3, R3 and R5 road bikes.
Kona Pro Bike: Caroline Steffen’s Cervélo P5
Check out Aaron Hersh's author page.
Pro Bike: Frederik Van Lierde’s Cervélo P4
Frederik Van Lierde raced a Cervélo P4 built with 2011 SRAM Red components left over from his 2011 season in Abu Dhabi.
Dutch Conglomerate Pon Holdings Purchases Cervélo
Cervelo will continue to operate independently and co-founders Phil White and Gerard Vroomen will remain with the Toronto-based company.
The 2012 Cervélo Triathlon Bike Line
A comprehensive look at Cervélo's line of triathlon bikes for 2012, which includes the headline-catching P5.
Coming Soon: Cervelo P5
Cervelo is launching the P5, their next pro-level triathlon bike, on Jan. 18, 2012.
Craig Alexander’s Un-Branded Bike
Orbea-sponsored triathlete Craig Alexander won the Ironman World Championship 70.3 on an unlabeled bike that appears to be a Cervelo P4.
Cervelo Introduces New Aero Road Bike: The Cervelo S5
The brand new Cervelo S5 might represent the most advanced road bicycle ever produced. It also might be one of the most versatile bikes ever developed, and as such one of the best bikes for triathletes and cyclists looking for a do-it-all road and triathlon weapon.
Pro Bike: Bryan Rhodes’ Cervelo P4
Since his hometown of Christchurch, New Zealand, was hit by an earthquake in February, he has been racing to raise money to help rebuild the athletic facilities that were destroyed.