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#6779
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Joined: Jun 2013
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From: location location
Bikes: MBK Super Mirage 1991, CAAD10, Yuba Mundo Lux, and a Cannondale Criterium Single Speed
Yow, that is a jump. Any spec change to go with that? Happy I picked my 2013 up yesterday for $1100; Sounds like I pretty much got it for half price.
#6780
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Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 90
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From: OC
Bikes: CAAD10
Thats correct, msrp is $1750. I paid $1500 out the door from my lbs. And to answer the above question, the only noticeable difference is there is now a rear internal brake cable.
#6781
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Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 10
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From: England
Bikes: Carrera Subway 2
I like this thread so much, very helpful ..thanks all
I just ordered Caad10 in matt black, price was just over 1600euro. I thought it was good deal but not sure, as not many
have this in stock yet, especially in england..I should have it in just over a week
I just ordered Caad10 in matt black, price was just over 1600euro. I thought it was good deal but not sure, as not many
have this in stock yet, especially in england..I should have it in just over a week
#6782
derpin'
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Cincinnati, OH
Bikes: 2014 Stainless Steel Firefly
always
i seriously cant find anything else as comfortable.. especially with a good pair of bib shorts.
thanks THS, that means a lot. i was hard pressed to find another set of handlebars that would match up as well.. the combination just works and i find the bars rather comfy too.
glad you like it!
i seriously cant find anything else as comfortable.. especially with a good pair of bib shorts.glad you like it!
#6783
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Joined: Oct 2012
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From: West Gippy, Australia
Bikes: 2017 Ridley Noah SL - Candy Apple DA9000, 2011 CAAD10 Berzerker Ult6800, 2013 FOCUS Mares CX Ult6800
Great choice mate - be sure to post up a few pics when you pick her up. What gruppo did you get it with?
Passed the 4,500Km milestone on my Berzerker Green rig the other day, so put on a pair of 'dale C-Cages to celebrate - they work well. I also fitted some Conti GP4000s 25mm tyres and they do roll a smidgen smoother than the 23mm, so we'll see whether I can get 3,800Km+ puncture free out of this pair!

cheers
#6784
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Joined: Sep 2013
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Hey guys. I've been watching this thread for a while and had been looking for a CAAD10 for my first road bike as an upgrade to the old hybrid I had.
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
#6785
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Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 10
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From: England
Bikes: Carrera Subway 2
https://www.cannondale.com/fra/catalo.../category/917/
#6786
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Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 10
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From: England
Bikes: Carrera Subway 2
Hey guys. I've been watching this thread for a while and had been looking for a CAAD10 for my first road bike as an upgrade to the old hybrid I had.
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
very aggresive position, maybe perfect if your planning to racing.
#6788
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Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 3,047
Likes: 302
From: location location
Bikes: MBK Super Mirage 1991, CAAD10, Yuba Mundo Lux, and a Cannondale Criterium Single Speed
Hey guys. I've been watching this thread for a while and had been looking for a CAAD10 for my first road bike as an upgrade to the old hybrid I had.
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
I'm 5'10 and considered getting a 52. Surely the shop you bought from gave you a fitting of some sort? If not, maybe it's worthwhile taking it to another store and paying to have the fit done. If they say it can't be done, return the bike.
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Hey guys. I've been watching this thread for a while and had been looking for a CAAD10 for my first road bike as an upgrade to the old hybrid I had.
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
I am just under 6ft and so had been looking for a 56cm model, and was also looking used so they would be cheaper.
After a lot of looking I found one. When I got there it turned out it was a 54cm model, and for some stupid reason I got it anyway. If I'd known it was a 54 before hand I wouldn't have even considered it.
Can I make this work? Or should I honestly just sell it straight away and keep looking for the 56cm model?
Thanks
Here's a pretty decent fit calculator, but if you already have the bike, I guess just ask yourself if you feel comfortable.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/St...ulatorBike.jsp
I'm 6' on the dot and ride a 56, but can easily get on a 54, the seat is just a slightly higher.
#6791
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Joined: Jun 2013
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Bikes: MBK Super Mirage 1991, CAAD10, Yuba Mundo Lux, and a Cannondale Criterium Single Speed
#6792
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Joined: May 2013
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From: Dubai, UAE
Bikes: 2014 CAAD10 3 (Ninja Stealth)
Thought i would post a pic of my CAAD10 out on yesterday's Build up ride 1 for the Dubai 92km competitive in december. We did 32km in 55:30mins average of 34.1km/h. Burj Khalifa tallest tower in the world is in the background. Stock 2013 CAAD10 5 105 with 105 pedals, and Conti 4000s tyres. I want new wheels. This is normally asked all over the place and time and time again - but if i had a set of Archetype wheels with Chris King r45 hubs, would i noticeably feel faster and would my time have improved? is it actually worth spending the money as my next purchase for my CAAD10?
#6793
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I think you'll probably be fine, but it all depends on your dimensions.
Here's a pretty decent fit calculator, but if you already have the bike, I guess just ask yourself if you feel comfortable.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/St...ulatorBike.jsp
I'm 6' on the dot and ride a 56, but can easily get on a 54, the seat is just a slightly higher.
Here's a pretty decent fit calculator, but if you already have the bike, I guess just ask yourself if you feel comfortable.
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/St...ulatorBike.jsp
I'm 6' on the dot and ride a 56, but can easily get on a 54, the seat is just a slightly higher.
What length stem do you use on your 56? Mine has the standard 100mm one (I think) so I guess I should get a longer one.
#6794
Thought i would post a pic of my CAAD10 out on yesterday's Build up ride 1 for the Dubai 92km competitive in december. We did 32km in 55:30mins average of 34.1km/h. Burj Khalifa tallest tower in the world is in the background. Stock 2013 CAAD10 5 105 with 105 pedals, and Conti 4000s tyres. I want new wheels. This is normally asked all over the place and time and time again - but if i had a set of Archetype wheels with Chris King r45 hubs, would i noticeably feel faster and would my time have improved? is it actually worth spending the money as my next purchase for my CAAD10?
I have a 110 on mine although I didn't mind the 100, just felt a little too upright. If you're feeling slightly cramped, a seatpost with some setback and 120mm stem would probably help stretch things out a bit.
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