Are We Getting A New Cannondale Supersix?

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C36 wrote:
Sun Oct 20, 2019 9:00 pm
need to swallow 600g of cockpit.
Oy.

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brearley wrote:
Tue Oct 15, 2019 10:49 pm
Is there a lighter solution to pf30a bottom bracket than the token ninja setup?
As they all seem to screw together I'm thinking none are going to be sub 100g and I'd consider full ceramic replacements to the bearings to drop weight further
I buy ROTOR PF4630 BB CERAMIC RED , its 101grams

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novalrasidi wrote:
Mon Oct 21, 2019 8:12 am
brearley wrote:
Tue Oct 15, 2019 10:49 pm
Is there a lighter solution to pf30a bottom bracket than the token ninja setup?
As they all seem to screw together I'm thinking none are going to be sub 100g and I'd consider full ceramic replacements to the bearings to drop weight further
I buy ROTOR PF4630 BB CERAMIC RED , its 101grams
The stock Cannondale alloy PF30 cups are lighter than all other options, I believe.

A simple and, according to my experience of about 25.000km on my Evo2, effective solution.
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Can someone please tell me where I can order one of these?

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Does anyone have the weight of the Knot 45 SL wheelset.

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roeman wrote:
Tue Oct 22, 2019 2:35 pm
Does anyone have the weight of the Knot 45 SL wheelset.

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I think it's around 1575gr, not super light for a 45mm rim but not bad considering how wide it is.

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The HG 35's on the new SS are right at 1650g including axles but without discs.

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I'm going to be picking up the Force Etap build this coming weekend, and im likely going to be swapping the crank out for power (and to shave a few grams). It appears as though

Can someone confirm that I will need a crank with a BB30 spindle (without changing the bb)?

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flashpunk wrote:
Tue Oct 22, 2019 5:48 pm
I'm going to be picking up the Force Etap build this coming weekend, and im likely going to be swapping the crank out for power (and to shave a few grams). It appears as though

Can someone confirm that I will need a crank with a BB30 spindle (without changing the bb)?
The way I understand it, most 30mm cranks SHOULD work. BB386 EVO, and BB30 (newer/longer models should fit) are what I evaluated before I settled on SRAM Red BB30 with integrated spider. You may just need to add/remove spacers to get everything to fit without play. After picking something you can always post it here and someone should be able to tell you if it will work or not.

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hernejj wrote:
Tue Oct 22, 2019 7:27 pm
flashpunk wrote:
Tue Oct 22, 2019 5:48 pm
I'm going to be picking up the Force Etap build this coming weekend, and im likely going to be swapping the crank out for power (and to shave a few grams). It appears as though

Can someone confirm that I will need a crank with a BB30 spindle (without changing the bb)?
The way I understand it, most 30mm cranks SHOULD work. BB386 EVO, and BB30 (newer/longer models should fit) are what I evaluated before I settled on SRAM Red BB30 with integrated spider. You may just need to add/remove spacers to get everything to fit without play. After picking something you can always post it here and someone should be able to tell you if it will work or not.
Thanks, yeah, im leaning towards the SRAM Red Axs Cranks w/power meter.

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Given you have Force eTAP AXS 12 speed groupset, the safer bet is sticking with something with SRAM AXS 12 speed chainrings. According to SRAM, their Red/Force AXS chains are not compatible with other chainrings and other 12 speed chains are not compatible with their AXS drivetrains as well... They were saying the same with 11 speed eTAP which was non-sense to convince people to buy their stuff but with AXS's chain rollers being a slightly different size, they might have a valid point this time...

But, I have seen a few bikes built with non AXS rings and chains that worked with Red or Force AXS groupsets and it works, in a workstand at least, how good and for how long though remains to be seen.
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Dan Gerous wrote:
Tue Oct 22, 2019 7:55 pm
Given you have Force eTAP AXS 12 speed groupset, the safer bet is sticking with something with SRAM AXS 12 speed chainrings. According to SRAM, their chain is not compatible with other chainrings and other 12 speed chains are not compatible with theird AXS drivetrains as well... they were saying the same with 11 speed eTAP which was non-sense to convince people to buy their stuff but with AXS's chain rollers being a slightly different size, they might be right...

But, I have seen a few bikes built with non AXS rings and chains that worked with Red or Force AXS groupsets and it works, in a workstand at least, how good and for how long though remains to be seen.
Thanks yeah, thats also what im thinking. The RED AXS cranks are the way to go for sure, just not sure if i should get DUB or GXP?

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by Dan Gerous

I'm guessing the bike's stock crankset is a Force DUB with a DUB PF30 bottom bracket, in which a DUB Red crankset should fit right in. I'm guessing it's DUB as it would make little sense for Cannondale to spec the bike with a GXP has it has no advantage over a lighter and stiffer DUB on any bikes that can fit DUB.

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jamesberger wrote:
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Can someone please tell me where I can order one of these?
I believe the maker uses the tag Kimchi Mechanic or similar and is out of Korea. I don’t know if anyone has had any luck being able to order them internationally


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Discodan wrote:
Tue Oct 22, 2019 10:04 pm
jamesberger wrote:
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Can someone please tell me where I can order one of these?
I believe the maker uses the tag Kimchi Mechanic or similar and is out of Korea. I don’t know if anyone has had any luck being able to order them internationally


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