I have the P2-SL Pro and I love it. I added Zipp 404 Clydesdales and am gtiing faster all the time. I am a MC and had the 20th fastest over all bike in a race yesterday. Can't be beat for the money.

I did a lot of research before buying this bike. It seemed to beat the competition in all aspects for the price. I picked up the year end model at a bike show, I suggest you do the same if possible. The bike rides well and i feel fast. The biggest downfall is that everybody and their mama rides Cervelo.

I love this bike. Like some of the other reviewers...I feel like I have also sped up substantially on the bike portion since I started riding her. I have the Gun Metal Gray model. I have heard that the saddle that comes with the Mustard Yellow model with the Ultegra components is not super comfortable, but the saddle I have has been great...no complaints to speak of thus far there.

There is one gear combo that she won't settle into. That's the only problem I have been having. But I haven't been in for a tune-up in a while so hopefully that will take care of that issue.

It's nice to hear that some people that ended up buying the P2SL over a pricier carbon bike ended up being happy with the choice they made. I think Cervelo does just an awesome job with this bike.

This really shouldn't count against a review of the bike, but the tires that came with her are awful. I must have flatted 8 times in the first 7 months.

*I bought her in November 2007, so the price is low because I bought her at an end-of-season sale.

I bought this bike back in February '08. I've been logging in about 6-8 hours per week, mostly on my trainer. The first few times I rode, I had developed numbness in the taint area. I went out and bought a new saddle, one with the relief hole. I took the bike out for a 40 mile ride last weekend, and I was amazed how much faster it was to my road bike. I was averaging around 21 mph. on a hilly course. Shifting was pretty smooth. All in all, this bike is perfect for the beginner and intermediate triathlete.

Very impressive. I had a Trek 1200, so going to this thing is like getting a ferrari. I'm no expert, but I can say I'm about 3-4 mph faster cruising, it's more comfortable over the bumps, and seems to climb much better. One thing I would suggest is getting with a good bike shop to help you make a choice. With so many good bikes out there, who can choose? My dealer took about 15 measurements, compared them to all the bikes he carried (about 7-8,) and came up with this one. I am very happy with this bike and would certainly recommend it for someone who's body fits it.