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@PhilDAS
Probably a terrible time to be selling a bike frame but it hasn’t been used in a couple months now and I’m happy riding my home made frame for a while until I build or buy something else.
2008 Cannondale Supersix
Handmade in the USA
Frame, forks, headset, Rotor BB30 bearings, Campagnolo 35mm front mech clamp (not pictured)
The bad points:
Small cracks in the rear brake mount. This was advertised on the frame when I bought it on here last year. Previous owner said it had been there for the time he owned it and it hadn’t gotten any worse or had any effect and true enough it hasn’t had any effect or worsened whilst I’ve used it. Maybe it’s just in the paint, I don’t know.
It rubbed slightly with 25c tyres under the fork so ideally to be used with 23s. There are rub marks through the paint on one side chainstay and under the fork.
Marks in the paint from the front mech clamp.
The BB cable guide screw spins and doesn’t tighten or come out but the cable guide is firmly in place, doesn’t come off and works perfectly.
The fork is short. It’s cut perfect height for an average stem but no spacers above or below. Slamdatstem only
Takes a 31.6mm seatpost.
Overall it’s a brilliant frame for its time, rides incredibly fast, climbs well and is plenty comfortable enough to do a few 200km rides which I’ve done happily.
Would like to see
£250SOLD5 Attachments