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• #11327
Terrible colour probably doesn't help
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• #11328
at least it still has rim brakes.
Those curves in the cable right before the rear caliper look good
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• #11329
Need to stock up on CAAD12 frames then.
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• #11330
Didn't someone say that all graphics etc is now done by what was Charge Bikes in the UK?
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• #11331
Hoops knows the skinny I think.
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• #11332
I think it was more that Charge was swallowed under the unbrella which is also Cannondale and they have somewhat merged. I don't think they've sacked Cannondale's own design team and swapped in Charge's.
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• #11333
Who the fuck chose to paint it flesh colour? And what's with the random fade only in the middle of the fork?
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• #11334
I don't think they've sacked Cannondale's own design team and swapped in Charge's.
I think they have, in the sense that it's unlikely there was a 'team' working on the pain / graphics design side of things, probably just a director and various freelance resources. That director role became vacant and was offered to the Charge guy, but he didn't want to go to the US, so he's working directing a mixture of old US freelance and new UK freelance guys.
I suspect. Could be completely wrong.
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• #11335
It looks like burnt meat.
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• #11336
I suspect. Could be completely wrong.
I was guessing totally so you're probably right
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• #11337
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• #11338
hmmm rare pork
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• #11339
RIP Cannondale
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• #11341
i like it. got an sl6 vibe about it.
plus mudguards!
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• #11342
Wow, that is terrible. Will be keeping my CAAD10 for the forseeable!
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• #11343
Cannondale heading off piste, and forgetting one of the three reasons why people actually buy their bikes - the classic geometry.
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• #11344
the others being instagram likes and fiddly proprietary parts?
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• #11345
Essentially yes, but they refer to them as "innovation" and "gold standard"
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• #11346
the classic geometry
the geo on that still looks pretty "classic" , the TT looks flat
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• #11347
terrible
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• #11348
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Cannondale :(
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• #11349
Lavished some upgrades on the old SuperSix. Bought the frameset off ebay in 2012 and it'd been running on Ultegra 6800 and Fulcrum 3's since then.
Really pleased with how well it took Di2 considering there's absolutely no internal routing. Biggest win was the drainhole under the bottom bracket which I wanted to use for the seatpost battery, large enough for the cable but not the connector. After deciding that making the hole bigger probably wasn't a great idea, I bravely cut the cable and threaded it through and up the seat tube before soldering it back together. Much relief that it actually worked.
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• #11350
looks very smart! congrats
At least...at least...at least it still has rim brakes.