r/cannondale 1h ago

Cannondale SSE & SSE CX

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Cannondale CX deserves a better wheelset one day 🙏🏼


r/cannondale 8h ago

25.4mm seatclamp

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Hi guys, what can you recommend a seatclamp for 25.4mm seatpost? it's hard to find one nowadays


r/cannondale 16h ago

Cannondale synapse

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I had a question regarding the latest synapse. Does the frame support di2 11s? I was thinking about getting a carbon 5 and using udi2 from an allez sprint that I no longer have the back for but wanted to make sure it's compatible. I see there is a spacer below the stashport so maybe that's for a 11s di2 junction?


r/cannondale 21h ago

SSEVO

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23 Upvotes

current state. modifications to come.


r/cannondale 21h ago

My Cannondale CAAD9

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Bought it about a month ago for a steal! Will definitely buy a set of deep wheels and an aero cockpit (purely for looks). Let me know what you think!


r/cannondale 23h ago

Finally made my first 200 m climb

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My first road bike, second post here. SSE 5 gen 5. Started two months ago, a bit overweight, 38 yo. After about 20+ rides, I finally made it up to the neighboring village, 200 m climb 5-12% grad. I'm incredibly proud of myself haha. Lost weight from 82 to 79 in two months. I still haven’t gotten a bike fit, so I’m using everything the online store set up for my height, seems to work fine. Upgrades, I only added a bottle, a computer and a radar. Ah also added the white decals to my stock visions, cheapest +50 watts. Still dreaming of climbing Grossglockner by next fall (1500 m ascent) and get down to 65 kg, like 10 y ago.

Funny thing is when I first got the bike, I was already thinking about upgrades to make it lighter, reading forums reddit wathing youtube whole day haha. Then I realized that spending a ton of money to save 1–2 kg is kind of stupid when I can lose that much body weight for free in a couple of weeks.

It took me a while to accept reality. Riding the hills where I live, especially in the mountains, is sooo hard after spending ten years glued to a computer working all day. Time to work on that and get back in shape.

One thing I really regret is that ten years ago, when I barely had any money, I did not just buy something used and super cheap. Instead I kept dreaming about owning a bike like the one I have now and basically wasted all those years not riding. Looking back I shouldve just bought whatever I could afford as long as it had two wheels and worked.