Are We Getting A New Cannondale Supersix?

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Wenne
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by Wenne

triple strength
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incognitus wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 8:25 pm
Wenne wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 9:05 am
carbon has been made wider
New
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Old
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Cant really see much difference, besides all the goo in the new pic. I thought there's supposed to be a metal insert in the new frames? Maybe I just don't see it ... 🤔

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by incognitus

Wenne wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 9:44 pm
triple strength
87E766CF-6282-4998-A54E-A912171C20C0.jpeg
incognitus wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 8:25 pm
Wenne wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 9:05 am
carbon has been made wider
New
54EC36E2-4989-4DEE-B7B7-2E8BEB890D36.jpeg
Old
2904D65F-F8F7-4E20-86AD-1003942037F8.jpeg
Cant really see much difference, besides all the goo in the new pic. I thought there's supposed to be a metal insert in the new frames? Maybe I just don't see it ... 🤔
Thanks, that composite pic shows the difference much more clearly. A bit more carbon is certainly a good idea. But is the pin (or, in Raoul's words: "blade") still a thin metal piece? And are there metal inserts on the side walls and stops (I have seen that in a different pic but can't see metal in this new pic)?

Else, that extra carbon is a mitigation, but not a solution for the flawed original design, IMHO.

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Boyantlizard
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by Boyantlizard

chrispino wrote:
Tue Sep 08, 2020 3:14 pm
Joined the club after pieceing this one together over the last month or so.
Very much loving it so far.
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What seat post is that?

req110
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by req110

incognitus wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 12:03 am
Wenne wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 9:44 pm
triple strength
87E766CF-6282-4998-A54E-A912171C20C0.jpeg
incognitus wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 8:25 pm
Wenne wrote:
Mon May 17, 2021 9:05 am
carbon has been made wider
New
54EC36E2-4989-4DEE-B7B7-2E8BEB890D36.jpeg
Old
2904D65F-F8F7-4E20-86AD-1003942037F8.jpeg
Cant really see much difference, besides all the goo in the new pic. I thought there's supposed to be a metal insert in the new frames? Maybe I just don't see it ... 🤔
Thanks, that composite pic shows the difference much more clearly. A bit more carbon is certainly a good idea. But is the pin (or, in Raoul's words: "blade") still a thin metal piece? And are there metal inserts on the side walls and stops (I have seen that in a different pic but can't see metal in this new pic)?

Else, that extra carbon is a mitigation, but not a solution for the flawed original design, IMHO.
There is indeed a metal plate on my my21. I have added also foam tape on top of that.
But i am still considering to remove the metal pin on the fork.
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bruno2000
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by bruno2000

I have an EF Education 2021 frame and I can confirm the metalplates to protect the sidewall of the headtue.
Question might be wat if you file away the pin on the fork crown? I guess there will be much more stress on the cables if you turn the handlebar?

req110
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by req110

But you are not going to turn the handlebar that angle that strongly so you cut cables.
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Wenne
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by Wenne

I bought the frame new on account and now Cannondale Europa doesn't want to give me the guarantee for life. This can not be ! what shoud that ? they say this is not an official dealer. but the frame is new and comes with a warranty card and invoice. are they crazy now?
what can I do ?

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by Mcdeez

req110 wrote:But you are not going to turn the handlebar that angle that strongly so you cut cables.
The thing on my bike is...to turn the steering all the way to touch the stopper is hard because of my internal mechanical cables pass thru (they kinda stop the steering before the stopper) lol

So im not concerned

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by incognitus

Wenne wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 4:30 pm
I bought the frame new on account and now Cannondale Europa doesn't want to give me the guarantee for life. This can not be ! what shoud that ? they say this is not an official dealer. but the frame is new and comes with a warranty card and invoice. are they crazy now?
what can I do ?
Buy a proper brand next time :mrgreen:

From the Cannondale Warranty: "This limited warranty applies only to bicycles purchased from Authorized Cannondale Retailers."

JimboP
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by JimboP

I'm running internal mechanical gear cables with the soigneur kit. Works great but the cables do creak quite noisily when turning the bars.

Thought about putting some foam liner over them but concerned it might actually make it worse as there'll be no room left for any movement. Second thought was spraying some GT85 on the cables but doesn't feel like a good idea either.

Any suggestions?

Wenne
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by Wenne

incognitus wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 8:42 pm
Wenne wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 4:30 pm
I bought the frame new on account and now Cannondale Europa doesn't want to give me the guarantee for life. This can not be ! what shoud that ? they say this is not an official dealer. but the frame is new and comes with a warranty card and invoice. are they crazy now?
what can I do ?
Buy a proper brand next time :mrgreen:

From the Cannondale Warranty: "This limited warranty applies only to bicycles purchased from Authorized Cannondale Retailers."
what is that nonsense

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by Dan Gerous

Wenne wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 12:25 pm
incognitus wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 8:42 pm
Wenne wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 4:30 pm
I bought the frame new on account and now Cannondale Europa doesn't want to give me the guarantee for life. This can not be ! what shoud that ? they say this is not an official dealer. but the frame is new and comes with a warranty card and invoice. are they crazy now?
what can I do ?
Buy a proper brand next time :mrgreen:

From the Cannondale Warranty: "This limited warranty applies only to bicycles purchased from Authorized Cannondale Retailers."
what is that nonsense
Why is it nonsense? It's true for pretty much all brands and has been standard in the bike industry forever. AFAIK warranties on bikes pretty much always only apply to original owners and only if bought from authorized dealers, it's not a Cannondale thing.

Wenne
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by Wenne

Dan Gerous wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 3:43 pm
Wenne wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 12:25 pm
incognitus wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 8:42 pm
Wenne wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 4:30 pm
I bought the frame new on account and now Cannondale Europa doesn't want to give me the guarantee for life. This can not be ! what shoud that ? they say this is not an official dealer. but the frame is new and comes with a warranty card and invoice. are they crazy now?
what can I do ?
Buy a proper brand next time :mrgreen:

From the Cannondale Warranty: "This limited warranty applies only to bicycles purchased from Authorized Cannondale Retailers."
what is that nonsense
Why is it nonsense? It's true for pretty much all brands and has been standard in the bike industry forever. AFAIK warranties on bikes pretty much always only apply to original owners and only if bought from authorized dealers, it's not a Cannondale thing.
Ah ok

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by incognitus

Dan Gerous wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 3:43 pm
Wenne wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 12:25 pm
incognitus wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 8:42 pm
Wenne wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 4:30 pm
I bought the frame new on account and now Cannondale Europa doesn't want to give me the guarantee for life. This can not be ! what shoud that ? they say this is not an official dealer. but the frame is new and comes with a warranty card and invoice. are they crazy now?
what can I do ?
Buy a proper brand next time :mrgreen:

From the Cannondale Warranty: "This limited warranty applies only to bicycles purchased from Authorized Cannondale Retailers."
what is that nonsense
Why is it nonsense? It's true for pretty much all brands and has been standard in the bike industry forever. AFAIK warranties on bikes pretty much always only apply to original owners and only if bought from authorized dealers, it's not a Cannondale thing.
Yeah, true for most of the household bike brand names, which are mostly just markekting organizations selling product manufactured elsewhere, but not true for all bicycle manufacturers.

I have succesfully registered plenty of product (frames, wheelsets, complete bikes) for warranty after buying them from random shops, heck - even from eBay (Lightweight, Parlee, Time, Moots etc.). There are still companies who stand behind their product and spend more ressources on capable engineers than on capable lawyers.

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Wenne
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by Wenne

incognitus wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 10:17 pm
Dan Gerous wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 3:43 pm
Wenne wrote:
Wed May 19, 2021 12:25 pm
incognitus wrote:
Tue May 18, 2021 8:42 pm


Buy a proper brand next time :mrgreen:

From the Cannondale Warranty: "This limited warranty applies only to bicycles purchased from Authorized Cannondale Retailers."
what is that nonsense
Why is it nonsense? It's true for pretty much all brands and has been standard in the bike industry forever. AFAIK warranties on bikes pretty much always only apply to original owners and only if bought from authorized dealers, it's not a Cannondale thing.
Yeah, true for most of the household bike brand names, which are mostly just markekting organizations selling product manufactured elsewhere, but not true for all bicycle manufacturers.

I have succesfully registered plenty of product (frames, wheelsets, complete bikes) for warranty after buying them from random shops, heck - even from eBay (Lightweight, Parlee, Time, Moots etc.). There are still companies who stand behind their product and spend more ressources on capable engineers than on capable lawyers.
very well written

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