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The Cannondale SuperSix Evo Carbon Ultegra Race 2019 Road Bike takes the standard SuperSix Evo Ultegra and makes it race ready. The upgrades include deep section carbon wheels and pre-installed power meter. The SuperSix Evo is the gold standard for what a lightweight road race bike can be and is a perennial favourite of magazine editors and racers around the world. The SuperSix Evo is built around a carbon frame and fork that together weigh just 1.34kg. The frame and fork have been designed together with other key components such as the crankset to produce and integrated lightweight system. The frame tubing uses Truncated Aero Profile (TAP) shaping to provide an aero benefit while maintaining a classic road bike look. The geometry on the SuperSix Evo is optimised for a full flat back race position for riders who want to spend a lot of time on the drops. It has also been optimised for nimble and responsive handling. This is a bike for going seriously fast. To help you keep the hammer down for longer the SuperSix Evo frame and fork use Cannondale’s SAVE Micro suspension to introduce areas of compliance which will soak up bumps and vibrations from the road. The result is an uncanny balance of feathery weight, sprint-winning stiffness, surprising comfort and near-telepathic handling. The SuperSix Evo Carbon Ultegra Race is ready to hit your local road race or crit series. With the built in power meter it’s also ready for fast training rides so you can really turn up your performance. The bike is ready to go as it is but the frame is Di2 ready in case you want to upgrade. This bike is perfect for Racers who want a bike ready to go out of the box. With race geometry, super light frame, carbon wheels and power meter there’s not much you need to add. And with the mix of Ultegra and 105 components this bike won’t cost a fortune to maintain. Key Features Super light carbon frame and fork with TAP aero profiling Race orientated geometry and spec Deep section carbon wheels and built in power meter
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