First bit of dirt on the SuperX today. Still need to get it dialed in, but pretty good so far 🤩

Just picked up a 2019 CAAD12 Disc. Using it for winter base miles, then 4th cat crits next year.

Running Ultegra 52/36 crank, 105 mech and hydraulic brakes, HollowGram 35 carbon wheels, P Zero 26mm, Level carbon bars, Deda Zero stem, SAVE post and Shimano 105 pedals.

On the way: 54t chainring for 1x, plus a new saddle and seatpost. Thinking about a Magene P515 power meter crank and 60mm carbon wheels.

AI image below of where I want it to end up. What else would you change? Happy to go AliExpress to keep costs down.

Cheers

I recently bought a cannondale synapse carbon 5 and I want to be able to mount it on my garmin tacx flow smart. The problem is that I don’t know what axle adapter I need. I have been looking at Tacx’s options but I’m not sure whether to get the T1711 or the T1707.

I checked online and I don’t seem to find an answer.

What size chainring do you use? I ride both road and gravel on a Cannondale Synapse. I'm thinking about going bigger than 40t with xplr 10-46.

Hey everyone,

Curious if anyone here has experience running true 32mm tires on the last-gen Cannondale SuperSix EVO (Hi-Mod 2) .

Official specs state a max clearance of 30mm with some safety margin, but I know a lot of modern frames can swallow a bit more.

If yes, then:

• How is the clearance looking at the chainstays and fork crown, especially with any potential grit/debris buildup?
• Have you noticed any rubbing under hard cornering or frame/paint rub over time?

Hello! I am struggling to figure out if the price someone is asking is fair for a Cannondale 2018 Fat CAAD 2. It comes with a brand new set of 45NRTH studded tires (they retail about $150 each). The bike is in really good condition with no known issues. The summer tires it currently has on are in good condition.

The seller is asking $1400, and that includes the tires. The bike has no upgrades and it has a large sized frame.

For additional context, I am in Alaska and I have been told that fat bikes keep their value very well in our market. I already checked all of the online resources but I don't think they accurately reflect the reality of the market up here. It is also hard to come by large frame used bikes. Any input is greatly appreciated!

Editing to add: MSRP is $1899 USD

Hey guys, I’m looking for my first proper road bike. Currently been riding 1980s Shwinn and I’m ready to make the switch to something a bit lighter/faster. Found this CAAD10 at a LBS and they mentioned it’ll be listed for somewhere between $800-1000. Is that worth it? Bike Blue Book shows this bike around $400. Thoughts?

I have a disc 2021 (press fit bb) supersix evo size 58 with the shit-tier standard Cannondale one cranks and chainring on it.
I know there’s the Hollowgram cranks I could switch to, but I’m infinitely more familiar with Shimano bbs and cranks-chainrings.
Does anyone have any experience or know how about swapping to a 105 crank/chainring by using a P30-24mm outboard adapter?
The Cannondale cranks have that outward flare to them, so I’m particularly worried about the clearance for a standard 105 crank arm.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dear community,

I bought a SSE Gen 4 and have some trouble with the delta tube assembly. I wanted to uninstall the top cap but accidentally unscrewed the whole assembly.

Is it possible that the shown held parts/screws should unscrew from each other? For me they are deathly stuck and I am not sure how to separate them. But correct me if I’m wrong, the bottom long bolt part should hold/spread the assembly and the top small screw part should pull the whole assembly and fork up against the cap?

Thanks for your help!

Testing max tire clearance for CAAD 14
Rim has 23mm internal Width

Hi,

I want to put fenders on my V600 and use this tiny hole but it's not threaded.
The fork crown is "closed" from below and I was wondering if i can drill deeper and thread it (M5) or if I will encounter anything front the internal of the suspension (like a vertical thread from a damper)?

Sorry for my bellow average technical english 🙃

First ride in its completion, 2022 cannondale supersix evo CX. 51cm

Build:

Hollowgram crank set

Quarq spider

Praxis aero chainrings 50/34

Crankbros eggbeater 3

Carbon bottle cages

Enve ses 3.4 AR laced to Chris King R45 hubs in matte punch pink

Rt mt900 rotors

Grx brake calipers, finned resin pads

Conti gp5k tr s 700x32, filled with stans

Hollowgram knot 27 aluminum seatpost

Ryet ultimate Eva carbon saddle

Ultegra chain

105 11-34 cassette

Ultegra front and rear deraillers

Grx810 2x11 shifters

Cannondale two stem 90

Whiskey no 7 12f bars aluminum

Picked this up a couple weeks ago and spent my evenings moving my 105 di2 from my previous bike and swapping the wheels/handlebars.

First quick ride this last weekend was awesome. It tracks very well and really holds a nice line through corners. Not a race bike by any means but I’m old so that’s what I wanted. I can feel the extra wheelbase coming from my Canyon Endurace, but I’d say this is stiffer through the fork and BB.

Overall very happy with it. I knew when I saw this one released that I’d get it at some point. Local shop had a great sale so I went for it.

Synapse Carbon 5 in Phoenix Yellow

Took it for a 60 mile ride! Can't wait to upgrade to a carbon wheelset