Cannondale SuperSix Evo Red 22 review

Cannondale SuperSix Evo Red 22 at £3,799 is the range-topping road bike with SRAM Red 22 groupset and the lightest mass-made frame available

Cycling Weekly Verdict

The real positives are twofold. First, there’s a very reactive temperament — every ounce of energy feels as if it’s being converted efficiently into outright speed. And then there is a hefty dose of secure, stable handling. I was worried that, given its minuscule weight, the SuperSix would either feel ready to crumple underneath me, or simply be blown away by any errant sidewind, but that’s really not the case — this is a light bike with a big presence.

Reasons to buy
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    Light, light, light — there’s no arguing that the SuperSix is staggeringly light

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    Despite its lightness, this is a very positive, super-stable ride

Reasons to avoid
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    Although the SRAM Red groupset is high-end, the high price tag is an instant negative

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The Cannondale SuperSix Evo is the lightest mass-produced bike frame in the world, coming in at less than 700g. This pricey option comes fitted with SRAM Red 22, but for over a grand less, at £1,699, you can buy the SuperSix Evo 6 with Shimano 105.

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