Found One! - 2016 Supersix Evo Hi Mod - Page 3

krooj · #31 11-29-2023, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by NHAero

That's a super generous offer. Let's see what I find when it arrives. I do know I'll be lowering gearing - 52/36 is not my jam. Was even thinking of a 1x11 with one of the ZTTO cassettes people suggested for Angry's Mag Dogma.

No worries - it's been sitting in my parts bin since I sold my SSEvo HM 1.5y ago. Not gonna lie, any BB you put in there will add weight, but it's a tradeoff between shifting quality/matching groupset parts and weight: nothing will be as light as that Hollowgram setup except for something really exotic, like a THM.

NHAero · #32 11-29-2023, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by krooj

No worries - it's been sitting in my parts bin since I sold my SSEvo HM 1.5y ago. Not gonna lie, any BB you put in there will add weight, but it's a tradeoff between shifting quality/matching groupset parts and weight: nothing will be as light as that Hollowgram setup except for something really exotic, like a THM.

I don't have intention to swap cranks at this moment. It looks as though those cranks will also take a 110 BCD spider and I have some of those rings kicking around.

ridethecliche · #33 11-29-2023, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by NHAero

I don't have intention to swap cranks at this moment. It looks as though those cranks will also take a 110 BCD spider and I have some of those rings kicking around.

I don't think that you can just change rings on it. I thought they had to be replaced with the SI Spider?

BryanE · #34 11-29-2023, 03:07 PM

Congrats! Great deal. You’ll love it.

NHAero · #35 11-29-2023, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by glepore

Great bike and local to me. Good buy.
These are the wheels https://velo.outsideonline.com/road/...h-wheels/-they were the stock spec.
The Si is a fine crank, other than needing the proprietary tool to change the rings...

Thanks, that's just what they are!

krooj · #36 11-29-2023, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by ridethecliche

I don't think that you can just change rings on it. I thought they had to be replaced with the SI Spider?

It's a splined interface, so you can get a 110BCD spider to replace the OPI rings.

NHAero · #37 11-29-2023, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ridethecliche

I don't think that you can just change rings on it. I thought they had to be replaced with the SI Spider?

This is what I am referring to - will it not fit a Hollowgram crankset?

krooj · #38 11-29-2023, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by NHAero

This is what I am referring to - will it not fit a Hollowgram crankset?

It does.

RacerJRP · #39 11-29-2023, 04:43 PM

Damn, great buy! Have always liked that specific color.

Baron Blubba · #40 11-29-2023, 04:53 PM

You got the best color scheme Cannondale ever made, in my purplicious opinion. If you ever decide to flip that sucker, please keep me in mind. I really disliked the ride of the current SS Evo, but would be keen to try a 2016 model, especially in colors that’d make me smile and give me a mood/energy every time I look down and while riding see em.

nmrt · #41 11-29-2023, 05:06 PM

I concur! And that frame can easily take 30 mm tires. I think you're going to love the speed, agility, and flickability of the bike.

Looking forward tot he review.
BTW, keep the SI crankset.

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Originally Posted by Baron Blubba

You got the best color scheme Cannondale ever made, in my purplicious opinion. If you ever decide to flip that sucker, please keep me in mind. I really disliked the ride of the current SS Evo, but would be keen to try a 2016 model, especially in colors that’d make me smile and give me a mood/energy every time I look down and while riding see em.

NHAero · #42 11-29-2023, 05:22 PM

I have to admit the cobalt blue was a selling point

My CAAD10 was just black and white, so inoffensive. Some of the white black and green Cannondales just don't hold appeal for me, and I do like to look at the bikes as well as ride 'em.

ridethecliche · #43 11-29-2023, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by nmrt

I concur! And that frame can easily take 30 mm tires. I think you're going to love the speed, agility, and flickability of the bike.

Looking forward tot he review.
BTW, keep the SI crankset.

Seriously!? What the heck am I doing with myself I bought a caad13 rim brake hoping I could do that and my 30/32 tires hit the direct mount brakes where they mount.

Which year bikes cleared those bigger tires? Seriously I gotta know lol.

hoj · #44 11-29-2023, 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by nmrt

I concur! And that frame can easily take 30 mm tires. I think you're going to love the speed, agility, and flickability of the bike.

Looking forward tot he review.
BTW, keep the SI crankset.

Are you sure about that? The frame stays might have clearance for 30mm tires, but what rim brake calipers will allow for a true 30mm tire to be installed? I thought most rim brake calipers generally max out at around 28mm...

nmrt · #45 11-29-2023, 08:49 PM

they cleared 28 mm tires measuring 29.4 mm and still had 3 or 4 mm clearance, if I remeber correctly from my bike from years ago.
these were the 2016 to 2018 SS evo himod.

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Originally Posted by ridethecliche

Seriously!? What the heck am I doing with myself I bought a caad13 rim brake hoping I could do that and my 30/32 tires hit the direct mount brakes where they mount.

Which year bikes cleared those bigger tires? Seriously I gotta know lol.