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by Junior Varsity

Actually the Rival/Force mix is still available in the US. The link someone posted is a EU line-up.

While I said ealier that the difference is 120ish, it will probably be closer to the 200 stated. The CAAD 9 weight I used was a 52cm while the CAAD 10 was a pre production 56cm.

Also, the Dura-Ace CAAD 10 is a black anodized frame and will be available after market. Even lighter than the one I weighed.
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by Fuoco

Junior Varsity wrote: while the CAAD 10 was a pre production 56cm.


junior but... who are u? A C'dale manager? :mrgreen:

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I gotta say I was really looking forward to the '11 road line and was greatly disappointed. ONly the top end slice and the CAAD10 were interesting to me.

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by djconnel

Good to hear they're selling anodized black again. That alone saves a decent number of grams.

I'm definitely at the "don't need any more road bikes" stage, with three working bikes (rain, training, racing). If I were, the CAAD would definitely be a candidate. I've a bit of a soft spot for lightweight Al frames: I have an old Mercury team Fuji-branded Techner which has a small crack... unwilling to throw it away.

I finally saw my first in-the-flesh Spooky last month, and it looked really good.

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by Junior Varsity

Fuoco wrote:
Junior Varsity wrote: while the CAAD 10 was a pre production 56cm.


junior but... who are u? A C'dale manager? :mrgreen:


I am behind the scenes. A few people on this board know who I am. We will just leave it at that.
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If you're trying to remain anonymous, don't link to your twitter page :).

We truly appreciate the enthusiasm expressed in the production of all the videos ...

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by Junior Varsity

I know. I just figured people would put 2 and 2 together.

I only know of one video out there that I'm in and that was from the Tour of MO last year.
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by chillbro

Gday,

Wonding if anyone could kindly inform me how much difference there is in weight between the black anodized frame and a painted frame for the Caad10.

Thanks

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by misterfancy

any news on when the US line will be officially released/when i can order one/when it would be arriving for sale?

Gracias.

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by ParisCarbon

When I asked about the 2011 Supersix HiMod Liquigas to my shop the other day, he said it could be as late as next year I'd get it....
I just opted for and snagged one of the last 2010s... I kinda like more blue on the Liqyugas model from 2010 anyways....
Im not sure on the status of the caad10s...

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chillbro wrote:Wonding if anyone could kindly inform me how much difference there is in weight between the black anodized frame and a painted frame for the Caad10.


Here's an example where removing paint saved precisely 100 grams.

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by tuaris

If I understand correctly, the Caad10 wouldn't be available with other groups than Shimano (105, Ultegra and Dura Ace) in Europe ? That's a shame... I think that lots of people who choose this frame are looking for specific material and know what they want ! So, 3 groups of the same brand is far to be enough...

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I noticed that: the very nice Rival-Force mix, a bike as race-ready as you could want, from '10 is gone. They shave weight off the frame and then pack it back on with mid-tier Shimano groups (as opposed to mid-tier SRAM, which is quite light). Fortunately they sell frame-only.

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by jmilliron

djconnel wrote:I noticed that: the very nice Rival-Force mix, a bike as race-ready as you could want, from '10 is gone.


Junior Varsity wrote:Actually the Rival/Force mix is still available in the US. The link someone posted is a EU line-up.
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Any chance of getting the frame only in Europe?
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