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Old 10-18-13 | 01:28 PM
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justkeepedaling
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Bikes: CAAD 10, Cervelo P2 SL, Focus RG-700, Quintana Roo #101

Originally Posted by StanSeven
I'm defining "best" by what Cannondale says in their own web site. On the EVO:

LIGHT: At under 700 grams, it is the lightest production frame in the world.
STIFF: It has the best stiffness-to-weight ever recorded, an incredible 142.3 Nm/deg/kg.
STRONG: Outperforms even most aluminum frames in destructive and fatigue testing.
SLIM: EVO's smaller diameter tubes give it a significant aero advantage over its oversized competitors, without the weight and stiffness compromises of aero tube shapes
Funny how this always gets brought up.

Light: No Evo has ever measured frame only at 700 grams or less (or anywhere near 700 grams even). This includes evo nano, etc etc special edition
Stiff: There are stiffer bikes out there torsionally
Strong: meh whatever, all manufacturers test like crazy for strength nowadays
Slim: Shown in Cervelo's testing that there is no advantage to be had with the Evo vs something like a SL4
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