Joel Morrissette

One more time, before it goes out to the 'bay. Lower price this time.

2004 Cervelo Dual TT/Tri bike. Bought new in early 2005, raced and trained
on it one year. Basically new condition as it sat in the garage mostly
unused since then while I raced cyclocross. Has about 1700 miles on it, all
of them dry weather. This bike is a rocket - super fast, great handling
(even on the aerobars) and climbs like a mountain goat. It pains me to part
with it, but I just can't justify holding onto it when it doesn't get
ridden.

*Specs:*
*Size:* 61cm
*Color:* Red/White/Black
*Fork:* Cervélo Aero Carbon
*Seatpost:* Cervélo aero Aluminum - 2-position
*Shift Levers:* Shimano DuraAce Bar-ends
*Front Derailleur:* Shimano Ultegra
*Rear Derailleur:* Shimano Ultegra
*Cassette:* Shimano Ultegra 12-25
*Chain:* Shimano Dura-Ace
*Brake Calipers:* Cervélo Mach 2
*Brake Levers:* Dia Compe 188
*Crankset:* FSA Gossamer MegaExo 53/39
*Bottom Bracket:* FSA Gossamer MegaExo
*Headset:* Cane Creek IS-2 1"
*Stem:* 3TTT
*Basebars:* Cervélo bullhorns
*Aerobars:* Profile Design
*Saddle:* Performance Tri or Selle Italia (your choice)
*Wheels:* Ritchey OCR Pro
*Tires:* Vittoria Rubino Intrepid (plenty of life left)

Also comes Aero Drink bottle and mount, and Polar HRM mount if you want it.

For more info, there's a great review
here

I bought it for $1700, current model $1599 with cheaper wheels

Asking $1000.

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__o "It never gets easier,
_ \<_ you just go faster."
(_)/(_) -- Greg LeMond