Cervélo unveils the all-new Caledonia

Lighter, more versatile, and even easier to maintain, the all-new Cervélo Caledonia embodies the modern vision of a road bike. With increased tire clearance for wider tires, a T47A threaded bottom bracket shell, and internal cable routing designed for easy maintenance (without having to bleed the brakes to change the stem), this new generation marks a major evolution.

Designed for long rides, sportives, and enthusiasts discovering road cycling, the Caledonia combines performance, comfort, and affordability, true to Cervélo’s DNA.

An aerodynamic design, true to Cervélo’s DNA

At first glance, there’s no doubt: the Caledonia is a pure Cervélo product. Clean lines, meticulous cable integration, and optimized carbon layup give birth to a bike that is:

Fast enough for committed group rides
Comfortable enough for full days in the saddle
Elegant enough to turn heads at the coffee stop
A rare balance between performance and versatility

More tire clearance

The new Caledonia now accepts tires up to 36 mm, or 34 mm with fenders. A major asset for year-round riding, improving comfort, and expanding your playground.

New cockpit and optimized cable routing

Unlike the fully integrated system of the Caledonia-5, this version adopts more accessible cable and hose routing for mechanics.

The system is compatible with fully integrated setups (with ST31/32 stems and HB18 handlebars) or the semi-external routing offered as standard. Result: a modern bike that is easy to maintain.

Geometry designed for all-day riding

A wheelbase of 1013 mm
Chainstays of 415 mm
A head angle of 72°

The Caledonia offers reassuring stability and predictable handling. Ideal for leisure rides as well as for performance in sportives or long-distance brevets. The trail value has also been optimized for 32 mm tires, further improving the bike’s overall balance.

T47A Threaded Bottom Bracket Shell

The choice of the T47A threaded standard simplifies maintenance and ensures increased durability. Excellent news for cyclists who maintain their own bikes.