The EVO Red Racing does come with the sisl2 cranks, without the spidering. Spidering will fit. They are generally available. I don't remember exactly, but I'm pretty sure the spidering MSRP is less than what cannondaleexperts lists them at.
Spidering will fit any Si crankarms.

Didnt realise it was backward compatible. No problem with my SiSl? Just remove the current spider and rings?

Anyone have a weight for just the Spidering?

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Caad10 with Campagnolo

will check the compact spidering i have when i get home.

Looking at photos from Olympics and came across this frame again.

Absolutely love it! Anyone know if this getable?

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Caad10 with Campagnolo

....also, doesn't nibali look good on a bike?!

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Caad10 with Campagnolo

Has anyone had any luck getting one of these framesets yet?

Also having trouble getting my hands on Cannondale EVo Black nano here in Australia and was wondering if anyone had any luck getting the frameset only? I am in Melbourne and having real difficult time getting one on order.


Cheers
Vlad

Maybe I missed it in the thread but does anyone know what color scheme comes with just the supersix frameset? If just getting frameset from lbs.

Hi all.

I need some help.

I've signed up (in October last year) for an Evo Nano frameset in 56. Initially was delayed till December, then February and now April by the time they get down under.

Apparently some size 52 are here already, size 54 will be early March (they say) and 56 not till April.

Historically I've always ridden a 56 (Addict) but tested a 54 Evo (only issue was with overlap, otherwise loved it) and currently riding a Zero.7 in Large which has geometry closer to a 54 than a 56.

I have short legs and long body / arms.

I reckon I can fit either a 54 (110mm stem) or a 56 (100mm stem), there are pluses and minuses each way. The 54 pluses are that I should get it sooner (though that's not essential), I loved the way the demo handled, but it had toe overlap. The 56 will be what I've ridden with the Addict, won't have toe overlap (I do track stand at lights a lot) but I haven't (and can't) demo'd a 56 Evo so I'm worried the 56 won't be quite so "sharp" as the 54. I do prefer sharp handling.

What should I do?

Help appreciated.

Cheers

GJ

Here is a data point regarding Evo HiMod frame weight for anyone interested. My bike came in with the FD mounting bracket slightly off location preventing the mechanic from getting the FD cage adjusted to his liking. So, Cannondale sent a new frame allowing me to easily get a weight for the naked frame except for derailleur hangars, of course. Here are the specs:

2013 Evo HiMod frame for Dura Ace di2
52cm
No seat post clamp
No cage bolts
Front and Rear Derailleur hangers included
Leader pull cord for rear brake cable in place
740 grams

If the weight of the front and rear hangers are taken out, it appears to come in pretty much in line with the marketing claims of 'sub 700g', although this is a small frame.

FWIW

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My rides:
2006 Look 555 Ultegra
2006 Felt B2 Dura Ace
2013 Cannondale Evo HiMod Dura Ace di2

2013 frameset



or

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It's online again:The Machinist

KAOS Cycles in Melbourne has the stars & stripes frame hanging in the shop, it looks very cool

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Rides Cannondale System 6
Cannondale Capo
Masi Speciale (city bike)
2013 Cannondale EVO Di2 on order

I prefer it to the lime green one.

We had the stars & stripes frameset hanging as well, until we decided to build it up.




6.20 kg w/o pedals
Super Record 11s group
Zipp SCSL bar and stem
Vision TC24 tubs

Temporarily a heavy cassette and mismatching seatpost, sorry.

Couldn't find this in the 2013 Cannondale thread- which colors does the CAAD10 Frameset come in when you order frameset only?