The Caledonia fits neatly into the Cervelo line-up somewhere between the R-Series and Aspero, combining performance and comfort it ticks all the boxes for the modern road rider. It has the capability to excel on long rides featuring a mix of surfaces – smooth tarmac, country roads with grass down the middle and even the local gravel sectors. But what sets the Caledonia apart from other ‘endurance’ road bikes is that when the hammer drops on the weekend group ride it’s also race-tuned and ready for speed. The Cervelo Caledonia range is split into two sub-ranges of bike – the Caledonia-5 is Cervelo’s premium offering and features an integrated cockpit with fully-concealed cables through the handlebar and stem as well as a more-compliant D-shaped carbon seatpost. The Caledonia sub-range of bikes feature traditional non-integrated handlebars and stems with cables running externally until they enter the frame.
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