Cervelo Caledonia Force AXS
In stock at 2 shops in New York City and Boston
Prices and stock checked Oct 22.
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The Cervelo Caledonia Force AXS Bike is Cervelo’s endurance road machine — a high-performance carbon road bike built for riders who want genuine speed across long terrain without the punishing stiffness of a pure race geometry. The Caledonia is designed for all-season riders, fondo enthusiasts, and anyone who logs enough hours in the saddle that all-day comfort and all-weather capability matter as much as outright pace. It rides and handles like a Cervelo, which means it holds its own in spirited group rides, descends with confidence, and doesn’t ask you to compromise on the days when the ride gets longer than planned.
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The carbon frame uses a highly-tuned layup that balances lateral stiffness against vertical compliance — the rear triangle is shaped to absorb road buzz over long hours while keeping pedaling response direct. Cervelo runs a consistent 60mm trail across all six sizes (48cm through 61cm), a steering geometry that delivers planted, predictable handling whether you’re descending switchbacks at speed or holding a tight line in a group. The head tube angle measures 72 degrees on sizes 54 through 61, relaxing to 71.5 degrees at 51cm and 70.5 degrees at 48cm so that smaller-frame riders get proportional steering feel rather than quick, twitchy front-end response. Chainstays are 415mm across every size — a deliberate uniformity that means the bike handles consistently regardless of which size you’re on. The all-carbon Cervelo fork keeps steering sharp without transferring excessive road vibration to the hands, and the Cervelo SP19 carbon seatpost — at 27.2mm diameter — contributes its own measure of vertical compliance over rough surfaces.
SRAM Force AXS E1 handles every shifting and braking function on this build. Front and rear derailleurs, brake-shift levers, and crankset all communicate wirelessly, eliminating gear cables from the system entirely. The 48/35 chainring setup pairs with a 10-36 12-speed cassette — a range broad enough to handle legitimate…
