FIRST RIDE: The Cannondale SuperSix EVO - The Climber's Choice

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

Комментарии • 15

  • @dorohmc
    @dorohmc 10 месяцев назад +2

    I noticed that there is a spacer above the stem (5:15) - can you describe this setup as I understood with the delta steerer in new SSE this was not possible. It would be great to allow rider to try lower stack height before cutting down steerer.

  • @ulrimi30
    @ulrimi30 Год назад +5

    2018 super six evo hm rider here. Love it, will probably never sell it. Straight horizontal top tube is absolute fire. Rim brake, under 15 lbs.

    • @NeoPayneHK
      @NeoPayneHK 20 дней назад

      what about 2020 rim brake version?

  • @Officernoob
    @Officernoob Год назад +7

    Dream bike

  • @moumouc.4062
    @moumouc.4062 15 дней назад

    I have my eyes on this one and wanted to get your advice on sizing. I am 5,8" with 32" inner leg length, normal upper body type, it is right in the upper limit of a 51cm and lower of the 54cm from chart. Which size would you recommend ?

  • @JeannieEricson
    @JeannieEricson Год назад +2

    I've had two supersix bikes and nearing my next road bike. Had the original supersix w Di2 in 2014 and the original disc brakes supersix in 2017 (crash took out my 2014). I'm an overly enthusiastic recreational rider who races occasionally (female). What's improved, similar, different than past models? Love the look!

    • @sustainf
      @sustainf Год назад +1

      I’m a SuperSix Evo owner as well. I am personally going with the Evo 2 for my next bike. My research tells me it’s the best aero climbing bike for the $.

  • @Djalmatec91
    @Djalmatec91 Год назад +3

    Im between this one, the soloist and aethos. Any suggestion?

    • @mikesbikes
      @mikesbikes  Год назад +2

      It's always going to depend on what you like to do. The Soloist and SuperSix are both go-fast race bikes that add a lot of aerodynamic performance. The Soloist is a fantastic all round option while the high-end SuperSix is a real featherweight. Hard to go wrong with either of them.

    • @Shadowboost
      @Shadowboost Год назад +2

      These are totally different bikes in different price brackets

    • @Djalmatec91
      @Djalmatec91 Год назад

      Thanks @mikesbikes ! My concern is about the proprietary parts… my fit is peculiar, and having a proprietary seat post is my nightmare! :(

  • @DanielEnochs
    @DanielEnochs 9 месяцев назад +3

    Annondale never heard of that brand ;)

  • @ThePrez75
    @ThePrez75 7 месяцев назад

    Oh, I really want to get one and after this review even more! But I can't decide which model. I'm 6'4" and weigh around 220 lbs in full training mode, so let's just say I'm not exactly built for aero. :-) Should I go for the SuperSix EVO 3, which I can snag for $3,200? Or should I dig deeper into my already empty pockets and splurge on the EVO 2 or 1, which i can could get for $5,500? Are the upgrades worth the extra $2,200?

    • @ChamrongHuy
      @ChamrongHuy 6 месяцев назад +1

      Im in the same predicament. But i am going for the evo 2

  • @johnnyjensen8805
    @johnnyjensen8805 4 месяца назад

    The best thing they are good at? Yes you guessed it!