Cannondale TOPSTONE 2019 is released

[Wildh]

Topstone Carbon owners... Is it possible to run a Shimano 105 2x crank on these frames? I have one with a Stages PM and am looking at a Topstone carbon, but can't find any definitive info.

[choiboi]

Yep, I run a Dura ace crank with stages on mine

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[Wildh]

Yep, I run a Dura ace crank with stages on mine

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Is it the carbon or alloy frame?

[PUNlSHER]

Yep, I run a Dura ace crank with stages on mine

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Post full specs pls

[sychen]

Yep, I run a Dura ace crank with stages on mine

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Parramatta Park?

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[Wildh]

Just want to post so others know. On the carbon frame it is not possible to run a Shimano 2x crank. I tried.

[PUNlSHER]

Just want to post so others know. On the carbon frame it is not possible to run a Shimano 2x crank. I tried.

Why?
I want to fit 50T Rival 1 Crankset with 47,5 on aluminium version..

[leonlikestrees]

Can anyone tell me if there's a Allen key rear axle that will fit the alloy topstone? I bought one from a synapse I think, which is the same spec, but the conical washer is thicker, so the axle didn't go to the end of the threads and I sent it back.

[fourfa]

I just removed the handles from mine (actually my GF's) and keep one handle with the tools. So not allen wrench - but a lot less bulky and ugly than stock

[apotekar]

Hello guys...

My 2019 Sora Topstone needs new tyres...

I am thinking on fitting the WTB Byway road plus 700x44c - not sure if these will fit properly as every official info I find says it clears up to 42...

Anyone tried wider then 700x42?

One more - also gonna change the brakes for Juin Tech but am still debating if F1 are good enough or the GT-F are worth the extra cost? Any thoughts, experience?

Cheers, A.

[leonlikestrees]

I've got 700x43 gravelling SK and there is plenty of clearance (as in multiple millimetres). I've also got wtb resolutes at 700x42, and there is even more clearance (maybe 1mm ). I can't imagine 700x44 will be a problem, but haven't tried it

[apotekar]

I've got 700x43 gravelling SK and there is plenty of clearance (as in multiple millimetres). I've also got wtb resolutes at 700x42, and there is even more clearance (maybe 1mm ). I can't imagine 700x44 will be a problem, but haven't tried it

Thanks for the info...

How are the Gravelking SK, also on my watch list especially when things get a bit muddy - any grip?

Gravelkings are also available in 50mm - would those fit?

Cheers, A.

[leonlikestrees]

I've got 700x43 gravelling SK and there is plenty of clearance (as in multiple millimetres). I've also got wtb resolutes at 700x42, and there is even more clearance (maybe 1mm ). I can't imagine 700x44 will be a problem, but haven't tried it

Thanks for the info...

How are the Gravelking SK, also on my watch list especially when things get a bit muddy - any grip?

Gravelkings are also available in 50mm - would those fit?

Cheers, A.

I wouldn't buy the gravelling SK - they are useless in the mud. Clog up immediately and turn into a slick. I actually rode with 33mm CX tyres the other day which was much better in the mud than either fat tyre option above, although I can't tell if it was the tread or width that made the most difference

[PUNlSHER]

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