Frame	Cervelo P3
Front Fork	Wolf CL
Bottom Bracket	Truvativ Giga Pipe
Cranks	Truvativ Elita
Chainrings	53-39
Pedals	Shimano Dura Ace
Front Derailleur	Dura Ace
Chain	Dura Ace
Rear Derailleur	Dura Ace
Cogset	Shimano 8spd
Hubs	DT Swiss
Skewers	Zipp
Spokes	Sapim CX-Ray
Rims	Zipp 303
Tubes	Specialized Thorn Proof
Tires	Conti GP4000
Brakes	Dura Ace
Seatpost	Cervelo stock
Saddle	Selle San Marco Tri Saddle
Headset	Cane Creek
Stem	Zipp Carbon
Handlebars	Profile bullhorn and Carbon Stryke Aerobars
Shifters	Ultegra 8spd
Brake Levers	Ultegra 8spd
Bar Tape	Profile Design
Extras	Bontrager Carbon bottle cage

Matt from Canada writes:

Its my ultimate tri bike. I look at the frame on Cervelo's website at least 3 times a week just to keep it in my mind. I love Shimano so, why not top of the line. I like 8spd over 9 or 10 spd cause it makes for a stronger wheelset because they can be built differently. Zipp's name speaks for itself and I love the look of the Sapim spokes. Profile Design aerobars are really comfortable and I have been using them flawlessly for a few years. Cervelo's stock seatpost is adjustable to give a wide range of seattube angles, I really like that. I've been using the Selle San Marco saddle for awhile and its the most comfortable saddle Ive ever ridden in the aero position. Finally, the frame. Cervelo makes some awesome frames and this one takes the cake. It's design and superior stiffness make it a true race machine. Its also fairly cheap and again, is really nice.