Cervélo’s head office is located in Southern California, with multiple offices and distributors worldwide.

Cervélo notes that fit depends on goals, flexibility, and fit tolerance, and some riders can ride more than one size. Always check the geometry chart on the product page under “specs,” and contact us if you want help choosing the best size and setup.

Geometry charts for current models are available on the relevant product page under the “specs” tab. If you’re looking for older model geometry, we can help you investigate the best available reference.

Road covers performance road bikes (Soloist, S5, R5, Caledonia-5). TT/Tri covers the P and P5 platforms. Off-road covers Aspero and Aspero-5 (and CX models like R5CX). E-bikes include the Rouvida models.

Cervélo states all their bikes may be used on an indoor trainer. Disc brake frames may require a through-axle adapter, and some setups may require conversion to standard thru-axles.

Cervélo recommends using a rack that does not clamp the bike by the frame. Avoid clamping the top tube, as it can cause damage that may not be covered under warranty.

Cervélo requires warranty claims to be handled through an Authorized Cervélo Dealer, along with proof of purchase. Frames purchased after January 1, 2004 are warranted against defects in workmanship and materials for as long as the original owner owns the frame, excluding paint and decals.

Yes — we offer secure worldwide shipping. Bikes are packed carefully for transport so they arrive protected and ready for setup.