Anyone have any experience or opinions on the Cervélo Prodigy?

Cheers!

Leyton

I see nobody has.Its hard to find any info on them,i know because i am trying.Try supergo because they sell them and google of all things.I would like ti know the weight and chainstay lenght.

Since this post I've actually talked to a guy who owns one. Now he's a big fan of Cervelo (dealer), but he no longer likes the Prodigy after riding it for a season (most of a season). He was riding less then 10 km per hour and hit a parked car (he knows because he was looking at his computer instead of looking up), it totally crumpled the downtube! He had to fight for months to get the frame repaired under warranty, and when they finally agreed they couldn't fix it so they replaced it. Needless to say he doesn't trust a steel frame as thin walled as that any more. Now the Soloist on the other hand is a work of art, a different breed than the traditional Prodigy, but I bet you won't find another bike anywhere with a true "airfoil" downtube.

Oh yeah, geometry is located at https://www.cervelo.com/text-icon-SPG.html#Geometry

Don't know anything about the prodigy, but two of the guys in my club have the soloist with dura ace and they are sweet sweet bikes. I'm sure they would recommend them.

Thats the basic geometry thats everywhere but thanks.I did find the chainstay,15.8" and total weight,19 pounds.Hit a car and lots of frames will do that.

If you say so. I wouldn't feel right buying a bike that'll crumple at 10k.

I wouldnt feel right hitting a car.

a friend has the super prodigy (I think its called), the one with the lightweight thermachrome steel frame, full Campy Record, Reynolds fork. He loves it and recommends it to people all of the time. And it is light, sub 18 lbs.

https://www.cervelo.com/text-icon-SPG.html#Geometry

400mm = 15.748"