'13/'16 Supersix Evo Black-Inc (5.42kg)

[Bianchi10]

I'll have to check out this BB. thanks!

[MikeyBE]

Utterly inspiring build - so awesome.

Seeing what you have done with the 'standard' eve, yhis has been the one thing putting me off from pulling the trigger on ordering a supersix hi-mod.

[terrible1]

11/10! Remarkable project and finished item.

[EmmetD]

Gorgeous bike mate, was considering a Hi Mod 2015 but can't justify it over my current Focus. Get er rid ;0

[hardboiledphil]

Nice work Ste - good to see your eye for detail goes beyond the automotive

[573]

Thanks guys. Currently riding my winter bike and have this set up on the turbo. Can't wait for the weather to improve and spring to start in the UK.

[runningrunningjump]

Fantastic bike! Has motorvated me to buy a second hand Evo. Picked it up this weekend. Can't wait!

[Nejmann]

I've always wondered, is this a hi-mod frame?

Looking good!

[573]

No it's not a hi-mod.

[kedde1984]

Holy f**k! Very nice bike.
Starting on my own SuperSix Evo build for La Marmotte, and for sure i will find inspiration from your bike.

[KB]

Missed this first time around. Love this project and the chronology and pics. Well done.

[Durisic]

It looks great!Very nice!

[573]

After 3 summers of riding it I still love this bike.







I keep thinking of painting the frame a simple solid colour with just a single Cannondale logo on the downtube. The paint still remains unmarked though and it seems a tad frivolous to paint a frame that still looks like new.

I'd also like some deeper carbon wheels for it, but never manage to settle on deciding on a particular set. It'll probably get put away for winter soon as the weather is starting to turn in the UK. I'll look forward to getting it back out in the spring though...

[JoeFlan]

I've seen this thread many times, but just read through the whole thing, good work showing the whole process of bringing down the weight!

Now I have a weight to aim for since I have the same frame. Hopefully I can do it without emptying the wallet too much.

[willowwonka]

Great thorough thread and brilliant photos!!

Love all the little bits of weight you've dropped from cutting steerer, saddle, seatpost.

Great inspiration for building a sub 6 bike without blowing the bank!