Cannondale caad 4
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I'd be very surprised if you could find any decent all-yellow tyres. To be honest that's probably a good thing though, go with all-black or gumwall to let the frame shine by itself.
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I built a CAAD4 at 7.5 kg (size 52) for my wife a few years ago. Groupset was Ultegra 6600.
The frame was light, with no fork. I put a very light 1'' Time fork on it, and 1300 g alloy clincher wheels.
So if you want to get the bike to 7 kg with Ultegra (6800 or 8000), you'll have to get some pretty light wheels, and go for lighter fork, maybe crankset, brakes, and small parts ( seatpost-stem-handlebar-saddle-quick release levers).
BTW, send us pictures of your bike, and parts list .
Louis
The frame was light, with no fork. I put a very light 1'' Time fork on it, and 1300 g alloy clincher wheels.
So if you want to get the bike to 7 kg with Ultegra (6800 or 8000), you'll have to get some pretty light wheels, and go for lighter fork, maybe crankset, brakes, and small parts ( seatpost-stem-handlebar-saddle-quick release levers).
BTW, send us pictures of your bike, and parts list .
Louis
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I'm not sure of any that would give you a nice ride quality. Mostly just cheap stuff with low TPI count. I'd go with black or black with yellow or red center tread strip.
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It depends on what you mean by better. My guess is that CAAD will be stiffer but SC more comfortable and a nicer ride overall.
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I know you can get vittoria rubino's with a yellow strip on the sidewall, but I don't how good they are or how they actually look.posaunemeister wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 4:34 amI'm not sure of any that would give you a nice ride quality. Mostly just cheap stuff with low TPI count. I'd go with black or black with yellow or red center tread strip.
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I remember CST Ultraspeeds being phenomenal in grip, comfort, and rolling resistance, even for a 23mm. I don't think they make them any longer, but you can still find some for sale online.ToughInTheStreets wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 2:05 pmI know you can get vittoria rubino's with a yellow strip on the sidewall, but I don't how good they are or how they actually look.posaunemeister wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 4:34 amI'm not sure of any that would give you a nice ride quality. Mostly just cheap stuff with low TPI count. I'd go with black or black with yellow or red center tread strip.
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