
Hand-laid layup — the same fiber class as superbikes costing 3× more.

Hand-laid layup — the same fiber class as superbikes costing 3× more.

Full fit adjustability around the stem — 140mm of fore/aft pad range and 95mm of stack, no new parts needed.

Shimano's 105 mechanical shifting groupset is both reliable and efficient.
The SP Shimano 105 is our flagship triathlon bike and our most popular model for a reason. Offering the lowest barrier of entry into true high-performance triathlon riding, the SP 105 delivers everything you need to dominate the bike leg without the industry-standard markup.
Built with Shimano’s trusted 105 mechanical groupset, this model is perfect for athletes who want reliable speed and precision shifting without paying the premium prices other brands demand.
Designed in collaboration with former Cervélo P-Series engineer Kevin Quan, the SP was engineered with one goal: to fit you. With a highly adjustable stem and seatpost, the SP accommodates a wide range of rider positions, ensuring you can dial in your ideal triathlon setup.
Every order includes a 5nm torque wrench to assist with initial assembly; however, we highly recommend having a 10nm torque wrench already. Also, we strongly recommend taking your bike to a local bike shop for final setup, especially if you’d like assistance perfecting your fit. For step-by-step setup guidance, visit our Bike Setup Page.
For sizing charts, geometry details, and the full build spec, just scroll down.
See full geometry tables and find the right frame size for your body before you buy.
View size guide & geometryWe're a younger brand, so here's an honest, like-for-like look at this build vs the Canyon Speedmax and QR X-PR — matched on groupset and on a carbon wheelset where our build ships carbon (US list, June 2026). Where they beat us, we say so.
| Best value A2 SP Shimano 105 |
Canyon Speedmax tri / TT |
QR X-PR value tri | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $3,115 | $5,999 | $4,444 |
| Frame | Toray T700 carbon, 1,250g | Carbon (aero) | Carbon (aero) |
| Groupset | Shimano 105 | 105 Di2 | 105 (mech) |
| Fit adjustability | SAGS cockpit — 140mm range | Adjustable aerobar | Adjustable aerobar |
| Frame warranty | Lifetime + crash replacement | 6-year | Limited |
| Where you buy | Direct | Direct | Made-to-order (~2 wk) |
| Where they win | Newer brand, fewer shops | Integrated hydration & storage; established | Made-to-order; onboard storage |
Front-end Adjustability
| Shifters | Shimano Dura Ace 11-Speed |
| Front derailleur | Shimano 105 R-7000 F/D |
| Rear derailleur | Shimano 105 R-7000 R/D |
| Crankset | Shimano FC-RS510 · 50-34T |
| Cassette | Shimano 105 11-30 |
| Chain | Shimano 11-speed |
| Brakes | TRP - Spyre, Mechanical Disc |
| Rotors | Shimano 140mm |
| Bottom bracket | PF30 |
| Stem | A2 SAGS Stem |
| Handlebars | Profile Design Wing/10A |
| Saddle | Velo |
| Tires | Vittoria Zaffiro 25c |
| Material | Hand-laid Toray T700 carbon fiber |
| Frame weight | 1,250 g (size M, painted) |
| Tube profiles | Truncated-airfoil (kammtail) down tube, seat tube & fork |
| Routing | Fully internal cable & hose |
| Designer | Kevin Quan (former Cervélo P-Series engineer) |
| Axles | 12mm thru-axle, front & rear |
| Upgrade path | Accepts standard wheelsets — many owners add deep aero wheels for race day |
| Aerobar | SAGS integrated cockpit |
| Pad adjustment | 140mm fore/aft, 95mm stack range |
| Extension shape | Ski-bend, tool-free angle adjust |
| Sizes | Small · Medium · Large · XL |
| Rider range | ~5'1" to 6'4" (155–193 cm) |
| Sizing help | Free remote fit call + size calculator; free exchanges |
| Pre-assembly | Ships 92% assembled |
| You install | Seatpost, cockpit, and brake dial-in — take your time with the included torque wrench |
| Typical setup time | Under an hour with the included video guide |
| Prefer a shop? | Most local shops finish the build for $50–150 |