Are We Getting A New Cannondale Supersix?

[chiefspinninggear]

Praying they dont follow the dropped seatstay trend. I suppose thats the direction all other manufacturers are heading

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[robeambro]

Praying they dont follow the dropped seatstay trend. I suppose thats the direction all other manufacturers are heading

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There had been rumours and now there's even leaked pictures where it's clear it's happening, but I'm sure if you pray hard enough the dropped seatstays are going to disappear

[Dan Gerous]

"If you don't want better aerodynamics and don't like drop seatstays, keep your current bike and give the money you'd spend on a new one to the poor."

- Jesus

[schlafen]

"If you don't want better aerodynamics and don't like drop seatstays, keep your current bike and give the money you'd spend on a new one to the poor."

- Jesus

+1

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[tarmackev]

Looking on Cannondale pro’s Instagram they’re obviously hiding the front of the bike, all you can see are the dropped stays.
Looks very similar in shape to the Caad13. As long as it retains some of the Cannondale style DNA I’m happy.



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[mattharrop]

Dani Martinez’s grey bike in this video (second wheel)?

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx3IocmnV5D ... 1gxntoptgr

[mrlobber]

Grey looks suspicious, but notice it has rim brakes...

... so the new Evo might have them after all?

Also, it has apparent sloping top tube and quite fat downtube, so, at the first glance, even more Tarmac-esque than one initially would think.

[micky]

On TJ instagram you can see few more shots and it's indeed the new Supersix.
Btw, interesting to see the american in Colombia and not Columbia.

[C36]

Grey looks suspicious, but notice it has rim brakes...

... so the new Evo might have them after all?

Also, it has apparent sloping top tube and quite fat downtube, so, at the first glance, even more Tarmac-esque than one initially would think.

Both frames appear in the uci approved list for a month already so not a surprise there.


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[Spinnekop]

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx3IocmnV5D ... 5k4bhp5lps

[Dan Gerous]

Grey looks suspicious, but notice it has rim brakes...

... so the new Evo might have them after all?

Also, it has apparent sloping top tube and quite fat downtube, so, at the first glance, even more Tarmac-esque than one initially would think.

Yes we knew there would be disc and rim brakes for a while now. Someone even posted a clear close-up of Mike Woods' bike with the direct mount rear rim brake on page 2 here.

The top tube is sloping a little more as sizes get smaller, just like current Evo (look at Rigo's bike in the video, old bike, also sloping) but bigger bikes have a much more horizontal top tube. The top tubes have a flattish top side, get very thin towards the seat tube when viewed from the side.

[bilwit]

grey and shaped like Dimension Data's Teammachine

booooring

[refthimos]

Likely gray is being used for pre-production frames to keep as under wraps as possible. Colors will be announced at launch.

[romanmoser]

yes @refthimos

hope they improved QC and tolerance issues ...
But I doubt

[refthimos]

Do you mean with respect to BB creaking?