Modern and agile, the ZFS-5 is built for today’s evolving XCO courses. It needs to pedal efficiently and handle nimbly, but it must also conquer technical sections and challenges scattered throughout the circuit. The ZFS-5’s 67.8-degree head tube angle provides the precision needed for elbow-to-elbow sprints and the confidence to let the brakes go when the descents get steep. In the 120mm configuration, the 66.6-degree head tube angle boosts confidence to push harder and ride faster, even when the track becomes a bit... hellish.

Flat handlebar, suspensions... but it’s a Cervélo?

The World Cup season has started, and we are there too. The ZHT-5 and ZFS-5, respectively hardtail and full-suspended, made their debut at the World Cup event in Nove Mesto. The riders? The World Cup veteran and former Dutch national XCO champion Milan Vader and the current cyclocross world champion Fem van Empel.