WattGap

Reference library

Bike aero database

Published wind-tunnel CdA figures, with the speeds, yaw angles and wheels each test used. This is your starting point — WattGap refines the figure for your position and your rides, it never guesses from scratch.

How to use Bike database
  1. Search or filter bikes and sort by CdA.
  2. Set your power, speed and weight to compare at your numbers.
  3. Missing a bike? Sign in and request it below.
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Missing a bike?

Paste a link to a wind-tunnel test or type a bike name (e.g. "Cervélo S5 2025") and WattGap will search the web for its published aero figures. We review every suggestion before it joins the database.

Sign in and import rides to pre-fill these with your own averages. Compared on flat road, no wind, full-rider CdA at 88 rpm.

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Click any bike for its speed/power curve and watt breakdown. Figures are published reference values under each source's test protocol — not directly comparable across different labs. CdA is measured in m²; lower is faster. Speeds converted from km/h.

Want your number, not the mannequin's?

Add your bike, import your rides, and WattGap learns your real CdA — then tells you which of these bikes is actually fastest for you.

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Tire database

Lab rolling resistance (Crr) at the test pressure; lower is faster. Source: BicycleRollingResistance.com drum tests (18 mm internal rim, 28.8 km/h). Adjusted in the table above for rim width, or your measured WAM when entered (±1.5% per 2 mm of rim).

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