Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Barracuda) put in the time trial of his life aboard a Cervélo P5 like this one, piloted by teammate Alex RasmussenJames Huang/BikeRadar
Canadian Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Barracuda) secured his overall Giro d’Italia victory in Milan aboard a new Cervélo P5, reserving this older P4 as his spare machine.James Huang/BikeRadar
Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Barracuda) is a tall rider and has to run his bars a bit higher. This is the setup from his spare Cervélo P4James Huang/BikeRadar
We spotted a new fi’zi:k Ares time trial saddle on Ryder Hesjedal’s (Garmin-Barracuda) spare Cervélo P4. Updates include an array of silicone dots on the front half to help hold the rider in place.James Huang/BikeRadar
Cervélo’s new P5 features a specially developed 3T integrated cockpit with an optional high-rise carbon fiber extension base to accommodate taller riders like Giro d’Italia winner Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Barracuda)James Huang/BikeRadar
Garmin-Barracuda team mechanics affix the Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 control box to the back of the stem on the riders’ Cervélo P5 time trial machinesJames Huang/BikeRadar
The brand-new fully hydraulic Magura MT8 rim brakes on Garmin-Barracuda’s Cervélo P5 time trial bikesJames Huang/BikeRadar
Rotor 3D+ crankarms with a solid TT-specific spider and elliptical Q-Rings on this Garmin-Barracuda team bikeJames Huang/BikeRadar
The sleek carbon fiber levers on Garmin-Barracuda’s new Magura MT8 hydraulic rim brakesJames Huang/BikeRadar
The Exalith-treated aluminum sidewalls on this Garmin-Barracuda Mavic disc wheel are tinted green from the special extra-hard brake pads requiredJames Huang/BikeRadar
The seat clamp on Garmin-Barracuda’s new Cervélo P5 frames is neatly integrated into the overall shape of the structureJames Huang/BikeRadar
Garmin-Barracuda’s new Cervélo P5 frames feature radical tube shapingJames Huang/BikeRadar
After suffering so many shoulder injuries over the years, Garmin-Barracuda veteran Christian Vande Velde has a hard time getting comfortable on his time trial bikes. Team sports scientist Robby Ketchell fashioned these custom aluminum plates so that the elbow pads could be placed in a suitable positionJames Huang/BikeRadar
Ryder Hesjedal became the first Canadian rider to win a grand tour when he finished 47 seconds ahead of overnight leader Joaquim Rodriquez (Katusha) in the final time trial in Milan to claim the Giro d’Italia by a mere 16 seconds.
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Hesjedal finished sixth in the 28.2km Milan test, which was won by Marco Pinotti (BMC Racing), ahead of Sky’s Geraint Thomas and RadioShack’s Jesse Sergent.
Appropriately enough, Hesjedal raced a bike by the Canadian brand Cervélo to move into the Giro’s final pink jersey Sunday.
BikeRadar captured a few up-close looks at the time trial bikes of Hesjedal and his Garmin teammates in the image gallery at right.
The brand-new fully hydraulic magura mt8 rim brakes on garmin-barracuda’s cervélo p5 time trial bikes: the brand-new fully hydraulic magura mt8 rim brakes on garmin-barracuda’s cervélo p5 time trial bikesJames Huang/BikeRadar
