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  1. Still trying my hand for my very first build project. Converting a 2010 Cannondale Trail F4 SL MTB to a “gravel bike”. Think its more like trying to get it the same as my Giant ATX 760 in the 90’s with a rigid fork. Anyway, I digressed. Need to get reducer cups or new headset to be able to fit new fork (1.5” to tapered or 1 1/8). Was thinking Cane Creek 40something Done the research: asking to confirm that I got the type right please? What type of headset is it? There are three types of headset, IS (Integrated System), EC (External Cup) and ZS (Zero Stack). Integrated headsets have the bearing cups pre-built into the head tube. You simply drop the bearings in and you're away (This isn't the Cannondale Trail SL). External cup headsets are pressed into the frame (commonly also known as press-fit headsets) and the bearings sit outside of the frame. Zero stack headsets are the half-way house. They are pressed into the frame and the bearing is generally within the frame too. From the images of my bike I would say Zero Stack. That right? Thanks!
  2. Hi everyone, not sure if this is the best place to post this but I came across someone trying to sell a bike today that I think was stolen. It is a very unique bike and seemed to be well-loved, hence my thoughts on why it is odd that the owner was trying to sell it. The bike is a red Cannondale R300, that has been converted to a one-by with a Shimano XT (I think M8000 Derailleur and cassette) drivetrain, and a cSixx front chainring that was inverted. It also had flat Easton bars on it. Very similar to the picture below, with a slimmer seat, black foam grips and the one-by drivetrain. Let me know if this is actually is a stolen bike.
  3. We caught up with Alan to get the low down on his new machine, the 2021 Cannondale Scalpel Hi-Mod 1. View full article
  4. Manuel Fumic is no stranger to South African audiences with memorable performances in the Absa Cape Epic while Maxime Marotte has been a solid podium performer on the international XCO circuit for a number of years. We tracked down their race bikes at the team house ahead of the Stellenbosch World Cup. View full article
  5. I found this Cannondale on the FB marketplace with cryptically little written about it: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1337450769777748/ in case anyone is on the lookout for this bike.
  6. Cannondale is making road cycling more inviting and efficient than ever before with the launch of the reimagined Synapse road bike and new SmartSense technology. View full article
  7. Jérôme Clementz was recently on vacation in South Africa to unwind after a hectic season racing the Enduro World Series where he finished third overall. He brought along his Cannondale Habit for a safari ride in Botswana followed by a spot of trail riding with some locals in Cape Town. We interrupted Jérôme's holiday one afternoon for an interview and, of course, a quick peek at his bike. View full article
  8. I work in central africa and unfortunately for me emails seems to be the only method of communication with the outside world. Now on 2014/03/31 I sent Omnico an email. To whom it may concern. I am looking for a bushing/reducer to fit on a 2011 Scalpel 26er frame. I am in possession of a rock shock monarch shock. I do have the top bushing. I just need the bottom bushing. I also want to know what headset this frame takes. If you do have these parts available please direct me to a bike shop in PTA that can order these parts for me. Regards Meentb Up to today i havent recieved a reply. Is this the way they just do business or is my english so crap they did not understand me.
  9. Guys, So it turns out that after a crash I will need to replace my Cannondale SuperSix frame. Now being a big fan of the SuperSix, I am naturally leaning towards buying the new Cannondale Evo. However, there do appear to be several frames available and I'm trying to figure out which would be not only the best bet, but also the best value for money. From my understanding, the 2014 Evo comes with 3 carbon fiber options: 1. Nano Hi-Mod 2. Hi-Mod 3. Entry level I presume the with the price, comes better 'carbon weaves' with lower counts meaning less weight and more stiffness. Is it really going to make a major difference though? Otherwise, is there another bike someone can recommend? I've been rather impressed by the reports on the Giant TCR Advanced SL. And go...
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