The Same but Aluminum Instead

[JoeFlan]

I'm happy with how dialed my Supersix Evo is, so I decided to build an aluminum version of it with relatively the same fit and parts.
Surprised to see that both bikes are within 100 grams of each other, hovering close to 6.8kg.

Supersix Evo 6775g as pictured


CAAD 10 6866g

Better pictures should be coming soon.

Build List:
Frame: Cannondale CAAD10
Fork: 3T Rigida Pro
Headset: Cannondale
Seat: Selle Italia SLR 165g
Seatpost: Thomson Masterpiece 240mm
Stem: Provibe 130mm -10*
Bar: Deda Newton Shallow
Bartape: Mash SF
Bottle Cages: Blackburn Slick
Brakes: Planet X CNC
Front derailleur: Sram Red YAW
Rear derailleur: Sram Red
Crankset: Sram Red Black Edition BB30
Chainrings: Sram Force 50t, 34t
Chain: Sram PC1091R
Shifters: Sram Red 2013 10 Speed
Cassette: Sram Red 1090 11-28T
Front Wheel: China Carbon 38mm Clincher / Vittoria Open Corsa Evo Cx 25mm
Rear Wheel: China Carbon 38mm Clincher / Vittoria Open Corsa Evo Cx 25mm
Pedals: Shimano 105
Garmin Mount: Garmin

Will probably try to drop it down below 6.8kg in the near future with a lighter SLR and maybe new cranks and pedals.

[centurionAL]

Really nice! Also surprised that it's so close to its carbon counterpart

[AyBee]

What's the difference excluding the wheels?

[JoeFlan]

Most substantial differences
Frame

• Evo: 972g
• CAAD10: 1259g +287

Wheels

• Evo: 1552g
• CAAD10: 1414g -138

Stem

• Evo: 192g
• CAAD10: 143g -49

Cassette

• Evo: 180g
• CAAD10: 164g -16

These parts make up most of the weight difference. I think I've weighed pretty much all the parts on both these builds, so I should be able to put together build sheets for both builds if I have some extra time.