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Old 12-29-12, 08:02 PM
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Does anyone have a picture of the black and raw frame with a raw/silver seat post?

^very nice CAAD 10 right there.
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I love that black and raw frame.
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Originally Posted by thechemist
sweet ride! what saddle is that?
Looks like a Specialized Romin Evo.
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WOW! Just came across this forum. I own a CADD4, CADD5, CADD7 (Optimo) and '07 SystemSix.
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Yes, but mine does it in the first 3 cogs when in the big ring, surely that can be adjusted on this bike right? I'm ok with just 1, but 3 doesn't seem right. This is my first double though so who knows.
Does it trim? As in, does the lever make a small click before the big one that pushes the derailleur onto the next chainring?

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https://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-...ur-adjustments

I can make it easier:
1. Downshift the front shifter all the way and disconnect the FD cable.
2. Align the FD cage so it's parallel with the chainrings.
3. Put the chain on the small ring and big cog, then adjust the FD's low limit screw so the FD's inboard plate barely clears the chain (as in, one millimeter or less).
4. Reconnect the FD cable with enough tension to keep it taut, yet not so much tension that it makes the FD move.
5. Turn the cranks and shift to the big ring and small cog, then adjust the high limit screw so that the FD cage's outboard plate barely clears the chain.

5 minutes. That's it. Your front shifter's trim should work fine. After you've shifted onto the big ring, you can tap the smaller downshift lever a little bit to make a small click, and the FD cage will move ever so slightly. It will move enough to avoid chain rub in the big-big combo.
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My commuter... Waiting for vacation to be over and the new work year to start...

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Hey everyone! I'm new to this forum and am hoping to join the cult of caad! Currently I ride a Specialized Allez in 56 with a slammed stem at -17. I'm 5'11 with a 32'' inseam and really long arms (6'2 wingspan). I'm hoping to get a caad10 for collegiate racing and the LBS at school has a 2011 CAAD10-1 with the black anodizing in stock in size 54. I was hoping to build up the bike with a thomson setback and a thomsom -10 stem. My question is: if I set up the bike like this, will I be able to pull it off? Even if I slam it? I'm a pretty flexible guy (I can put my palms on the ground while standing). I recently tested a 54 tarmac and it felt much easier to control than my allez. How else will a smaller frame affect the bike feel?
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Originally Posted by a_dropped_rider
Hey everyone! I'm new to this forum and am hoping to join the cult of caad! Currently I ride a Specialized Allez in 56 with a slammed stem at -17. I'm 5'11 with a 32'' inseam and really long arms (6'2 wingspan). I'm hoping to get a caad10 for collegiate racing and the LBS at school has a 2011 CAAD10-1 with the black anodizing in stock in size 54. I was hoping to build up the bike with a thomson setback and a thomsom -10 stem. My question is: if I set up the bike like this, will I be able to pull it off? Even if I slam it? I'm a pretty flexible guy (I can put my palms on the ground while standing). I recently tested a 54 tarmac and it felt much easier to control than my allez. How else will a smaller frame affect the bike feel?
Give this a shot: https://www.competitivecyclist.com/za...LCULATOR_INTRO

It's a calculator, so if you put junk in, you'll get junk out. Take the time and do it correctly, and your measurements should be spot on.
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Originally Posted by milkbaby
My commuter... Waiting for vacation to be over and the new work year to start...

Nice bike love that frame color. I have the same frame on mine
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Old 12-31-12, 09:35 AM
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BarracksSi, thank you!
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Originally Posted by a_dropped_rider
Hey everyone! I'm new to this forum and am hoping to join the cult of caad! Currently I ride a Specialized Allez in 56 with a slammed stem at -17. I'm 5'11 with a 32'' inseam and really long arms (6'2 wingspan). I'm hoping to get a caad10 for collegiate racing and the LBS at school has a 2011 CAAD10-1 with the black anodizing in stock in size 54. I was hoping to build up the bike with a thomson setback and a thomsom -10 stem. My question is: if I set up the bike like this, will I be able to pull it off? Even if I slam it? I'm a pretty flexible guy (I can put my palms on the ground while standing). I recently tested a 54 tarmac and it felt much easier to control than my allez. How else will a smaller frame affect the bike feel?
Oh man... new-old stock 2011 CAAD10-1? If I knew about that, I would have gone that route! It sounds like a sweet ride and I imagine pretty affordable if they still have it in stock since it isn't selling.
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Oh man... new-old stock 2011 CAAD10-1? If I knew about that, I would have gone that route! It sounds like a sweet ride and I imagine pretty affordable if they still have it in stock since it isn't selling.
Theyre charging $2400 for it but the main problem is seeing if I can fit on a 54.
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Old 12-31-12, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by cycledogg
WOW! Just came across this forum. I own a CADD4, CADD5, CADD7 (Optimo) and '07 SystemSix.
Rick in Tennessee
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And I thought I was the only one. Caad5 and two Caad8 Optimo's.
How does the System Six compare?
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I am waiting delivery on my Caad and i have a question about the plastic disc on the rear wheel. Do Caads come with them on? I have a very little clear one on my Synaspe.On a ride last year i had the chain jump the last gear and the plastic stopped it from going into the spokes.Would this have caused damage if the plastic disc was not there or is this a rare thing that this happened?
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Your CAAD should not have a dork disk, if your ders are set properly you should be fine without it. You do not want to listen to everyone telling you the "Rules" say you "CANNOT" have one and still be a roadie, that will go on and on and on.............. I have been removing them since the 70's when I was racing and started on a Raleigh Super Course, never had a chain on the rear spokes, but it can happen if things go wrong.

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Old 01-01-13, 11:52 AM
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thanks Bill, it was a isolated thing when the chain when off however got me thinking what if that plastic thing was not there.Anyhow maybe it will be here tomorrow.Also this is the very first Cannondale this shop has sold so they are pumped almost as much as me.
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thanks Bill, it was a isolated thing when the chain when off however got me thinking what if that plastic thing was not there.Anyhow maybe it will be here tomorrow.Also this is the very first Cannondale this shop has sold so they are pumped almost as much as me.
What did you get?
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h2oxtc,
The SystemSix is much nicer up front. It can dive into corners and really hang in there. Other than that, it really rides about the same, which is nice.
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Originally Posted by longbeachgary
What did you get?
I got a 10-3 in the raw color. on order.
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Nice CAAD, Zeb, like that colourway this year.

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its actually a 2012 colorway. This was the paint scheme released for the ultegra bike.
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Thanks, I hadn't seen it in person, and yours is the second one here. Still a nice looking bike.

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Does anyone know what color scheme the frameset is for this year?
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which bike? go on cannondale's website and you can view all the color ways
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