2016 Cannondale Supersix Evo HiMod
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mediocreXwizard
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Aplogies for the dredge but if anyone is interested, I've put this up for sale over on LFGSS
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poulhansen
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Hello, are you sure this is a 2016? I am planning a sub 5kg build and am checking frame/fork weights 
Do you have any idea of the weight saving between a x2 and a x1 gear setup? I wonder as the cassette for a x1 is quite heavy
Do you have any idea of the weight saving between a x2 and a x1 gear setup? I wonder as the cassette for a x1 is quite heavy
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mediocreXwizard
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It was listed as a 2016 evo hi-mod when I bought it but I'm not an expert.
I can tell you that this frame weighs 910g with the stock headset and bottom bracket. The fork weighs 249.6g with the stock expander plug.
As for the saving of 1x, the 11-36 cassette I'm using weighs under 235g so I would imagine thats still quite a bit lighter than a double chainring, front mech and extra cables even with a lighter cassette.
I can tell you that this frame weighs 910g with the stock headset and bottom bracket. The fork weighs 249.6g with the stock expander plug.
As for the saving of 1x, the 11-36 cassette I'm using weighs under 235g so I would imagine thats still quite a bit lighter than a double chainring, front mech and extra cables even with a lighter cassette.
