r/cannondale

I just got this bike as a hand-me-down and was wondering what year and model it is but I couldn't find anything online. It comes with a SRAM Red groupset, FSA SL-K crankset, Vuelta rims, and Zipp drop bars, so I'm assuming its a custom build (I am unable to contact the person that gave me this bike btw). I'm aware that this bike is a SuperSix EVO but I haven't really been able to deduce any information beyond that and haven't seen a single bike online with a paintjob like this. The sticker on the seat tube says CANN-S6E-RD 40501. Thanks !

New bike landed today - who can guess what model it is

I'm a sucker for these old cantilever dropouts, sketchy as they may be.

I just received my synapse carbon and the assembly has become a nightmare. The first photo shows all the parts I received for the seat post installation. After browsing around, I’m starting to think the package is missing the wedge/clamp part… is that the case or am I just dumb and these are all the parts required? Any help would be extremely appreciated!

Disclaimer: I have zero experience assembling bikes.

I am looking to buy the systembar R-One and want to know if the computer mount can have a light attachment on the bottom.

I have tried to look at pictures online but it’s not clear from the description or pictures I can find if a light can be mounted.

If this is the case can you please advise on other compatible mounts that you have used

Thank you

https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/cannondale-systembar-r-one-handlebar-cycling-computer-mount/140292573/p

I found this Cannondale M400 next to a dumpster at my local job at a park. Someone obviously was just trying to get rid of it but worked out for me since I was wanting/needing a bike to commute the 4 miles to work from home vice versa. The bike seems to ride fine but just want peoples opinions on if it’s worth putting money into fixing up? There’s a lot that needs to be done on it but I know nothing about bikes lol. Any advice is appreciated!

After 5 years of riding, I still love it!

I have a Cannondale SuperSix EVO 3rd generation size 54, I am 175cm tall with an inseam of 80cm. I would appreciate some advice regarding my current saddle position and reach.

I have lowered the saddle by about 3mm in that video.

Took the SuperX to Spain again, this year without the SuperSix.

I’m currently in the process of buying this Cannondale CAAD10 from Marketplace for €250. I have been cycling on the road for a few months, so I already own a road bike (Wilier Cento1SR). My idea is to rebuild the CAAD10 into a gravel-oriented bike for dry gravel, forest trails, and cobbles.

Current specs:
- Shimano 105 2x10 groupset
(not sure about the cassette range yet, but I’ll probably change it)
- Shimano R510 wheels
- 25mm road tires

The bike is slightly too big for me, but I’m thinking that might not necessarily be a bad thing for gravel riding. Maybe a shorter stem could fix the fit.

My current plan:
- Upgrade to 30mm tires (which should fit based on the tire clearance)
- Install a wider range cassette, maybe something like an 11-32
- possibly te stem to make the bike fit better

This would be my first time building something specifically for gravel. I’ve worked on a few road bikes before, but nothing too major.

Do you think this build makes sense, or is it a bad idea? Any tips or advice are very welcome.

What’s your opinion on a CAAD10 “gravel” conversion? Is it ruining a great road bike, or could it turn into a really nice build?

My SSE (Gen 4) as voted on the Nero show as a “Fast Bike”

Love the colour schemes of the Gen 4 SSE’s much more than the new gen, although imo no change in that generation to be any different.

What a bike.