Cervelo P Rival AXS
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Prices and stock checked Oct 22.
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Cervelo P Rival AXS Bike gives you the same P-Series frame that Cervelo built as a triathlon-specific descendant of its P5 time trial bike, at the most accessible price point in the lineup. The frame carries over the racing and wind tunnel development behind the P5 while adding features aimed at non-drafting triathlon rather than draft-legal TT racing. This build pairs that frame with Sram's wireless Rival AXS drivetrain, priced at $6,950.
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The fit flexibility that sets the P-Series apart from most triathlon bikes is unchanged at this build level. The fork uses a D-shaped steerer tube with a round stem interface, so you're not locked into a proprietary one-piece cockpit — you can run whatever basebar and extensions fit you, and swap them later if your position changes. Cervelo also carried over the increased tire and wheel clearance, cleaner cable routing, and internal frame storage from the rest of the P-Series lineup, with dedicated in-frame roll storage for an inner tube and a flat kit.
Sram's Rival AXS groupset runs a single 48t Aero chainring rather than a two-ring setup, paired with a 10-30, 12-speed cassette — a narrower range than the Force-level build in this lineup, but still enough spread for most non-drafting triathlon courses, which rarely demand the wide gearing a gravel or mountain bike needs. Shifting happens through SRAM AXS Blip controllers mounted on the aero extensions, so you can shift without leaving the aero position, and brake levers are integrated through a Riderever Triva carbon lever built specifically for AXS Blip controllers. A SRAM DUB bottom bracket rounds out the drivetrain, with the crank's integrated power meter giving you pacing data for the ride from T1 to T2.
Wheels are Vision's TC60 i23, an aluminum-rim wheelset that trades some of the aero depth and weight savings of a full carbon wheelset for a lower price and added durability — a reasonable tradeoff on a bike most riders will spend hours in the saddle on rather than sprinting.…
