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Cervelo Soloist Ultegra Di2 delivers claimed 8.6 watts of aero savings on Reserve carbon wheels
The Soloist's MY27 update is a measurable step: the claimed 8.6-watt aero improvement and 267-gram system weight reduction over the outgoing model are the kind of numbers that show up in finish times, not just spec sheets. R5-matched geometry sets a race-specific fit intent, and the one-piece Cervelo HB18 carbon cockpit eliminates stack-height variables at the stem so the position stays consistent across builds. UDH compatibility is limited to electronic drivetrains and future-proofs the dropout for SRAM Eagle Transmission. The Reserve 42/49TA asymmetric wheel pairing and Vittoria Corsa N.EXT tubeless tires are spec decisions that hold up at this price point without needing an immediate swap.
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"The UDH dropout is the detail I'd flag for anyone spec'ing this long-term. It locks in Transmission compatibility and means a hanger is stocked at virtually every shop, which matters when you're racing away from home."
Heads up! We do our best to keep bike specs and images current, but occasional component changes can happen without warning, and sometimes the photos might not show the exact build you'll receive. If you want to double-check the details, our Gearhead® Experts are always here to help.
Details
- Aero carbon race bike built for criteriums, road races, and fast group rides
- Carbon frame — wind-tunnel-developed aero shaping for an 8.6-watt speed advantage
- Race geometry — fit intent carries from frame through the carbon cockpit
- Shimano Ultegra R8100 Di2 — electronic actuation syncs front and rear derailleurs
- Reserve 42/49TA carbon wheels — asymmetric rim depths for stability and aero return
- 36mm tire clearance — enough room to run wider rubber
- Item #CVL1X6S
- Frame Material
- Carbon
- Fork
- Cervelo All-Carbon, Tapered Soloist Fork
- Shifters
- Shimano Ultegra, R8170
- Front Derailleur
- Shimano Ultegra, R8150
- Rear Derailleur
- Shimano Ultegra, R8150
- Crankset
- Shimano Ultegra, R8100, 52/36T
- Chainring Sizes
- 52/36T
- Cassette
- Shimano Ultegra R8100, 12-speed
- Cassette Range
- 11-34T
- Chain
- Shimano M8100
- Brake Type
- Hydraulic disc, centerlock
- Rotors
- Shimano CL800 Centerlock
- Handlebar
- Cervelo HB18 Carbon
- Seatpost
- Cervelo SP27 Carbon
- Wheelset
- Reserve 42TA [front], Reserve 49TA [rear], DT Swiss 350 hubs, 24H
- Hubs
- [rear] DT Swiss 350, HG freehub
- Front Axle
- 12 x 100mm
- Rear Axle
- 12 x 142mm
- Tire Clearance
- 1.4 in (36mm)
- Tires
- Vittoria Corsa N.EXT TLR G2.0 700x29c
- Tire Size
- 700x29c
- Pedals
- Not included
- Claimed Weight
- [Black Magic] 7.17 kgs; [Cloud Burst] 7.13 kgs
- Activity
- Road Cycling
Cervélo Soloist

Quick, Balanced, Race-Ready
Offering top-tier performance for serious racers at every level
The Redesign Explained

More Aero, Less Weight
The frame and fork both gained surface area for better aero shaping, not more weight. Together they shed 44g, part of the bike's 267g system-wide weight savings.

A Lighter, Faster Cockpit
The new HB18 bar and stem are molded as one piece, replacing the old two-piece setup. That's 134g lighter and 5.8 watts faster than the previous cockpit.

Narrowing The Gap To S5
The Soloist saves riders 8.6 watts at race speed versus the previous generation. That closes the gap to Cervélo's fastest bike, the S5, to just 11.8 watts, the closest yet.

Race Geometry, Every Size
Every size gets its own geometry tune, not a scaled copy of one size. It matches Cervélo's R5 down to the millimeter, so the fit and handling are proven.

Tuned For Sharper Steering
Head tube stiffness increases 10 percent for sharper, more precise steering. Bottom bracket stiffness eases slightly, a small trade-off for that extra precision up front.




The Cervélo Difference
Founded by engineers obsessed with measurable speed, Cervélo takes a data-driven approach to bike design, validating every detail until performance gains are proven. Trusted by professional teams across road, triathlon, and track, their bikes set benchmarks riders can feel.