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• #12527
A BB from Hambrini?
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• #12529
Is it a 54 or a 56...?
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• #12530
56
it can come with new ultegra BB, kcnc clamp for front derailleur, campag headset, original seatpost -
• #12531
Ta, too big. Probably for the best.
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• #12532
Still WIP but couldn't resist.
2006 Six13 Pro
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• #12533
My recent pick up.
I don't know a lot about the cad3, other than how responsive and quick it is.
Can anyone shed any light on the year this was released, or any general history about it.
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• #12534
Thats lovely!
(I will never understand the decals on those forks though)
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• #12535
Cheers! I got the frameset last year on ebay for just over £100!! It did come with a very stubborn/rounded off old Ultegra front brake and has got the dreaded galvanic corrosion under the clear coat (I kind of dig it..) + So I got the frame checked out and its structurally fine and rides super well :)
Feeling silly running it with integrated carbon bars and a modern groupset but maybe after a few small upgrades it will be HHSRB worthy
Re Forks: IKR? The Slice SI is the best one?
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• #12536
The Slice SI is the best one?
There’s a whole load of different forks but generally the full carbon Time Slice Si is thought of highly.
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• #12537
@francisqureshi
I have one spare, came from a IIRC 58cm R5000 Caad7, 45mm Rake.
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• #12538
Nice!
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• #12539
My 1998 CAAD2 R300 winter/commuter. Bit of a mix and match of 105 and Tiagra on a set of solid Aksiums, it's been bombproof for years and I love it! On the look out for a newer frame for another build as one CAAD just isn't enough…
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• #12540
This is good. Looks perfect to me. Makes me happy as I bought one of these about 18 months ago and shamefully still haven't done anything with it. Paid double what you did but whatever.
Didn't have a clue about the galvanic corrosion but mine has got it pretty bad. Read mixed things.
Was planning on just moving everything over from my current bike - but ended up giving it to my girlfriend so now need full groupset and wheels..
tl;dr - nice biek.
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• #12541
have a very nice caad7 in black gloss and orange but its 56
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• #12542
Second try:
Did the model numbers R4000, R 1000, R500 have different frames (quality/weight/whatever) or was the numbering just used to reflect the different quality components like groupset, wheels etc?
Thanks so much!
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• #12543
Impressive - yours?
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• #12544
pretty sure frames are the same components were different
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• #12545
It looks great but from experience a 56 is just too big sadly. Did you never get to build it up?
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• #12546
Did the model numbers R4000, R 1000, R500 have different frames
-Fork might be different
- later models BB might be BSA rather than BB30
- later models BB might be BSA rather than BB30
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• #12547
Hello. I see a (mid-90s?) R700 for sale in my hometown but...
[1] no wheels
[2] steep seat stay angle
...has me wondering.
Will this be for 650c only?
Thanks for any enlightenment : )(edited for weird formatting)
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• #12548
No, just the fork!
Usually, lower end frames had older CAAD frames, different forks and components aside. Say, in 2001 you could have gotten a caad3 r500, caad4 r1000, caad5 r2000 and a caad6 r5000. -
• #12549
Many thanks, very helpful!
For me it was important to know that within one CAAD generation the different model numbers do not mean different frame (quality/attributes)
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• #12550
Mannn, I want that bike!
Cannondale BB total jokes!!
I think I might have cracked the enigma!