▲ 55 r/RoadBikes
Future classic
It’s too small for me (56), I might go the gravel/endurance route, but it flies and rides so smooth ! Used to have an SL6, night and day diff
u/dek00s — 16 hours ago
▲ 24 r/cannondale
Considering selling my '25 SSE 2 (56) - what's a fair price (NYC)?
I love the bike but I'm recovering from a herniated disc and probably need something with a more relaxed geometry (at least temporarily). I upgraded the wheels to arc dicut 1400s...what's a fair asking price for this thing? Got some interest at $4,500...is that too low?
u/dek00s — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/Cubebikes
Anyone riding a newly purchased cube in the US?
I'm looking to pick up a Nuroad SLT and trying to figure out the most cost effective way to get one into the US. The geometry is exactly what I need after a herniated disc, but there are no US retailers and all the ones I've found in Canada don't sell the SLT model.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
u/dek00s — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/cycling
Herniated Disc Recovery and Bike Geometry
Looking for some advice from people who have recovered from a herniated disc.
I had a herniation in 2022 that I had fully recovered from. Got in a motorcycle accident in January that aggrevated the injury (luckily I'm ok despite getting rear ended by a SUV).
I'm recovering, but can feel that my race bike geometry (2024 supersix evo) is tough with the limited mobility I have. I've also realized I don't really race, so I really just want a comfortable ride that isn't too heavy.
Fitting bigger tires would be nice too (like 35-45mm). Thoughts on what I should do?
- stop riding until I'm fully fit but keep my current bike
- go for a more endurance focused frame (based on my previous bike fit, the Cube Nuroad would be the perfect geometry - same reach but more stack)
u/dek00s — 2 months ago