The original super bike? CervΓ©lo launched their first aero bike in 2002, which changed the whole bike industry, and led to the CervΓ©lo S3, made famous by the one and only Dan Lloyd! Si looks back at the history of CervΓ©lo and compares Dan’s 2010 Tour de France bike to his modern Canyon Aeroad. How different is this 13 year old aero machine to today’s super bikes?

00:00 Intro
01:15 Dan Lloyd’s CervΓ©lo S3
02:17 Origins of CervΓ©lo
03:23 CervΓ©lo Soloist – The Original Aero Bike
05:59 Towards the CervΓ©lo S3
07:46 Bike Details
09:23 Development of Aero Bikes
10:02 Bike Setup – CΓ©rvelo S3
11:31 Race – CervΓ©lo S3
14:06 Bike Setup – Canyon Aeroad
15:02 Race – Canyon Aeroad
15:58 Results
17:08 Analysis with Dan
20:30 Summary

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20 Comments

  1. Many thanks – excellent, I've a 2007 CerveloSLC but didn't fully unerstand the context of the bike with the other models. I've got some heavy Continental tyres, sacrilege – but comfy.

  2. Disappointed not to hear a mention of the real inventor of aero bikes – Mike Burroughs. Overlooked by the cycling industry and snubbed by the UCI for builidng aero frames that were too fast. His TT bike in 1982 already had aero tubing, aero seatpost and an aero gull wing handlebar. Other than that, an interesting video, thanks for uploading

  3. Not quite accurate: the S3 is the rebadged CervΓ©lo Soloist Carbon πŸ™‚ The carbon S3 is not CervΓ©lo's original aero bike (that was the aluminum Soloist)

  4. To me it proves how great the modern bikes are. A far less exclusive Canyon, with almost 2 kg of additional weight is still faster than the TdF-spec of some years ago… Let that sink in…

  5. If i add up all the marketing claims – of being 5-20 watts faster with each major model revision over that time… The marketing claims add up to avout 105 watts savings, or , what's that, 15 minutes quicker per hour.

    Hmmmm.

  6. I have an S2 which I bought in 2013 – it's stiff enough compared to more modern bikes (I also have a newer R2/3) but at the time I thought it was very smooth – compared to a Lapierre X-Lite I had previously! So, it's all relative I guess.

  7. I had the Soloist, the Soloist Carbon and the S3. All unbelievably quick and ahead of the game. The SC, however, was unridable over 40 miles, for me. The S3, was much friendlier to the budding amateur. However, i achieved most of my success on the R3-SL.

  8. I am wondering if for heavier riders (80kg plus) the weight difference, becoming much less of a relative factor (%), allows aero bring higher differences for the aero bike.

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