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I'm tempted to try and lighten the hole up
A hole already weighs nothing 😀
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better wheels
Better tyres would be a good first step if it's still on the OEM ones, maybe drop a little weight and definitely reduce rolling resistance.
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Ohh so that's what they're getting at!
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It's no good, just spotted her on a train
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I'm tempted to try and lighten the bike up with a carbon Seatpost and better wheels but not sure it's worth it.
Personally, I would redo all the cabling, Cannondale's cabling is never their forte, especially the brakes.
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After trying her on a few different bikes over the last few years and a lot of thought (from me) we got Mrs TM a new cannondale quick to add to her collection. Since getting the new bike she's really started getting cycling and we've been building up her mileage, started at 15 and now up to 50 with ease, doing a hilly 85 this Sunday and hoping that with the new bike and prep we've done she will make it through ok.
I'm tempted to try and lighten the bike up with a carbon Seatpost and better wheels but not sure it's worth it.
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