- Is the Cervélo R5 Dura-Ace Di2 worth it over the Ultegra Di2 version?
- The frameset is the same; the difference is the groupset and a few components. Dura-Ace saves some weight and adds prestige, but Ultegra Di2 shifts nearly as well for thousands less. Choose Dura-Ace if weight and top-tier spec matter more than value.
- What sizes does the R5 come in?
- Listings show 51cm and 56cm frames. Cervélo's R5 geometry is race-oriented, so check reach and stack against your current bike before choosing.
- Does it come with pedals?
- No. Bikes at this level are sold without pedals, so budget for the pedal system you use. Confirm the exact build spec with the store before ordering.
- Can I fit wider tires?
- The current R5 frame clears tires up to about 34mm, which is wider than older race bikes. That allows lower pressures and more comfort on rough roads.
- When is the best time to buy?
- New model-year bikes usually see the deepest discounts late in the season or when a successor is announced. With only two stores listing it new, compare both before buying.
- Where is the Cervelo R5 Dura Ace Di2 Road Bike cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $10,612.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Cervelo R5 Dura Ace Di2 Road Bike?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Backcountry, Mike's Bikes.