CAAD10 Upgrade Project
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The last few months I was busy upgrading my Magnesium White CAAD10 Ultegra.
This is the upgrade list so far:
Campagnolo Shamal™ Ultra™ 2012 Wheels
Ritchey WCS Carbon Matrix 4-AXIS UD Stem
Sella Italia SLR Kit Carbonio Flow Saddle
C-Bear Ceramic Bearings (after the original Bottom Bracket was broken within 1 year -> thanks Cannondale !).
2 x Cannondale Carbon Cage EVO
2 x Schwalbe Ultremo ZX
Next on the (wish)list is a Ritchey WCS Superlogic evolution carbon bar to replace the heavy Cannondale C3 Bar (would save more than 100 grams).
The Weight came down significantly, but I want to push it further. So, my question is to you guys: what do you recommend ?
(yes, forget the saddle bag in the picture ).
This is the upgrade list so far:
Campagnolo Shamal™ Ultra™ 2012 Wheels
Ritchey WCS Carbon Matrix 4-AXIS UD Stem
Sella Italia SLR Kit Carbonio Flow Saddle
C-Bear Ceramic Bearings (after the original Bottom Bracket was broken within 1 year -> thanks Cannondale !).
2 x Cannondale Carbon Cage EVO
2 x Schwalbe Ultremo ZX
Next on the (wish)list is a Ritchey WCS Superlogic evolution carbon bar to replace the heavy Cannondale C3 Bar (would save more than 100 grams).
The Weight came down significantly, but I want to push it further. So, my question is to you guys: what do you recommend ?
(yes, forget the saddle bag in the picture ).
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Here are some that worked great on my build and aren't too pricy
Thomson masterpiece seatpost. 142gr
SRAM red cassette 166gr
Kcnc skewers 45gr
Tune topcap and extralite expander (should save you 30plus grams)
Conti supersonic tubes - saves 40gr each over conventional tubes.
Thomson masterpiece seatpost. 142gr
SRAM red cassette 166gr
Kcnc skewers 45gr
Tune topcap and extralite expander (should save you 30plus grams)
Conti supersonic tubes - saves 40gr each over conventional tubes.
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headwind816 wrote:SLSI cranks
Exactly. Not only eye candy but functional too.
Shamal Ultra on a Cannondale, is straight-up sexy. If you want BAMF....you need the Hollowgram Si or SiSL crankset:
Due to the urging of all the ladies...I do NOT shave my legs!
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Yeah Campa Shamal Ultra's are nice -> love them on my CAAD10 !
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The last year I have been busy lowering the weight of my CAAD10.
I upgraded to the following parts:
Campagnolo Shamal Ultra 2012 Wheels (1425 grams)
Ritchey Superlogic II handlebar with 3T Pro Tape (188 + 61 grams)
Ritchey WCS Carbon Matrix 4-AXIS UD Stem (121 grams)
Sella Italia SLR Kit Carbonio Flow (115 grams)
two Cannondale Carbon Cages (40 grams total)
Dura-Ace 7901 chain (252 grams)
Dura Ace 7900 pedals (248 grams)
KCNC Chainring bolts (10 grams)
Ultremo ZX tires
What parts would you recommend to save more weight on the CAAD10 - and then especially looking at a USD/gram basis ? (yes and forget about the pump and the saddle bag in the picture ).
Thanks !
I upgraded to the following parts:
Campagnolo Shamal Ultra 2012 Wheels (1425 grams)
Ritchey Superlogic II handlebar with 3T Pro Tape (188 + 61 grams)
Ritchey WCS Carbon Matrix 4-AXIS UD Stem (121 grams)
Sella Italia SLR Kit Carbonio Flow (115 grams)
two Cannondale Carbon Cages (40 grams total)
Dura-Ace 7901 chain (252 grams)
Dura Ace 7900 pedals (248 grams)
KCNC Chainring bolts (10 grams)
Ultremo ZX tires
What parts would you recommend to save more weight on the CAAD10 - and then especially looking at a USD/gram basis ? (yes and forget about the pump and the saddle bag in the picture ).
Thanks !
Change the crankset, it's heavy. Then group for a Force or Dura-ace for example. Can save weight everywhere but don't start with handlebar and stem that is pretty light.
Then it depends on your goal. A low profile tubular wheelset would save some weight to and be a nice upgrade
Then it depends on your goal. A low profile tubular wheelset would save some weight to and be a nice upgrade
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loose the saddle bag, put the CO2 and the tube in your jersey pocket. A good 200grams savings!
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Thomson Masterpiece
Lighter brakes
Shallow profile tubular wheels
Expander plug/top cap system
Gruppo
Crankset
That's where I'd look to shave weight on that steed...
Lighter brakes
Shallow profile tubular wheels
Expander plug/top cap system
Gruppo
Crankset
That's where I'd look to shave weight on that steed...
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Thanks !
By the way I did upgrade the topcap to a much lighter one.
The question for me what the most cost effective way is to reduce more weight (i.e. in terms of USD per gram).
The crankset I gave a thought of course, thinking about Dura Ace 7900 one, but in terms of weight reduction costs, it is like USD 2 per gram - which is not really tempting ...
By the way I did upgrade the topcap to a much lighter one.
The question for me what the most cost effective way is to reduce more weight (i.e. in terms of USD per gram).
The crankset I gave a thought of course, thinking about Dura Ace 7900 one, but in terms of weight reduction costs, it is like USD 2 per gram - which is not really tempting ...