We take a look at the Cannondale Supersix Evo Dura-Ace Di2 that propelled Dan Evans to the Hill Climb National Championship win
Newly-crowned British Hill Climb National Champion Dan Evans showed us his title-winning machine after conquering the Pea Royd Lane climb in South Yorkshire on Sunday.
Evans’ 2013 Cannondale Supersix Evo Dura-Ace Di2 tips the scales at just over 5kg, or 11lbs.
From a distance, Evans’ Cannondale doesn’t look heavily modified, but there’s attention to detail throughout to keep the weight down
The champions wheel choice, a pair of Italian Spada Breva 33 carbon wheels. The Italian manufacturer’s super light wheelset comes in at under a 1kg the pair
Vittoria Crono Evo 22mm tubs
A striped down Cannondale SiSL2 chainset to leave just the 39-teeth ring. 172.5 crank arms with Look Ti Keo Blade pedals. No front mech with just the Di2 link cable tucked in the mech hanger
No mistaking whose bike this is… Dan Evans
Evans used Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 with a 28 sprocket in the locker if needed. Only the 25 sprocket was used in the end
Slim Spada hubs with lightweight QR skewers
The lightweight full carbon Selle Italia SLR Tekno saddle on a FSA K-Force seat pin
Neat Spada front hub
Stages power meter helped Evans produce a measured effort up the climb, holding back to be able to give the final full effort push up the last gradient pitch of the climb
Garmin Edge 500 used to keep tabs on the wattage output. No stem cap on the FSA carbon stem. FSA carbon bars
Dan Evans, Hill Climb National Championship 2014
Dan Evans and Maryka Sennema win Hill Climb National Championships
Welshman Dan Evans takes British hill climb title as Maryka Sennema defends women's crown in South Yorkshire
Hill Climb National Championships 2014 gallery
Images from the 2014 British Hill Climb National Championships held on Pea Royd Lane, South Yorkshire. Photos by Andy Jones