Cannondale caad 10 black inc.disc

Juraj1711

This is my baby-caad 10 black inc.2014.disc.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/138854577 ... res/wo8P10
Will add pictures more pictures in following days..
It has sram red hydro,cannondale si cranks with speedplay crmo peddals,c-zero carbon clinchers with vittoria corsa g+ tyres and vittoria latex tubes in it.
Finishing kit is zipp contour sl 420 mm carbon handlebars with sram red bartape,service course 130 mm stem and USE carbon seatpost with selle itallia slr saddle.
Race ready weight is 7,6 kg.

Matthewfalle

Any reason for the looooong stem and the seat pushed all the way forward?

Surely shorter stem and seat in normal position would provide better position overall?

Juraj1711

Longer stem -aero position.
I did some pro biofiting and it’s just confirmed my previous setup.
It works for me well.

lostboysaint

Juraj1711 wrote:

Longer stem -aero position.
I did some pro biofiting and it’s just confirmed my previous setup.
It works for me well.

The seat/stem/bars relationship won't change if you shorten the stem and move the seat back, so the aero will remain the same. What will change is the position over the BB for pedaling - likely to be more efficient - and your weight centred better on the bike.

Juraj1711

Center of saddle behind bb,way behind.
So,it’s still good position.

sloppyschleckonds

Juraj1711 wrote:

Center of saddle behind bb,way behind.
So,it’s still good position.

Is it an inline seatpost, would explain the kookiness.
Lovely frames these, shame they wont take anything bigger than 25mm tyres though

Matthewfalle

lostboysaint wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Longer stem -aero position.
I did some pro biofiting and it’s just confirmed my previous setup.
It works for me well.

The seat/stem/bars relationship won't change if you shorten the stem and move the seat back, so the aero will remain the same. What will change is the position over the BB for pedaling - likely to be more efficient - and your weight centred better on the bike.

This. That saddle is throwing the Central knee position/BB all the way out.

Longer doesn't always mean more aero or more power/efficiency.

Juraj1711

Seat position is totally within tolerance.
Like i sad,that bio-fiting guy(he is not some random guy,he make fiting for pro riders in Italy)told me that is correct position and i feel comfy like that.
I’m 176 cm tall on 54 frame.

Juraj1711

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Center of saddle behind bb,way behind.
So,it’s still good position.

Is it an inline seatpost, would explain the kookiness.
Lovely frames these, shame they wont take anything bigger than 25mm tyres though

They take 28 mm tyres with no problem.

Matthewfalle

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

Juraj1711

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

aberdeen_lune

Nice bike that. Will be great for racing.

sloppyschleckonds

Juraj1711 wrote:

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Center of saddle behind bb,way behind.
So,it’s still good position.

Is it an inline seatpost, would explain the kookiness.
Lovely frames these, shame they wont take anything bigger than 25mm tyres though

They take 28 mm tyres with no problem.

I had the non disc version and clearances were tight for 25's.
Super frames though

Juraj1711

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

SloppySchleckonds wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Center of saddle behind bb,way behind.
So,it’s still good position.

Is it an inline seatpost, would explain the kookiness.
Lovely frames these, shame they wont take anything bigger than 25mm tyres though

They take 28 mm tyres with no problem.

I had the non disc version and clearances were tight for 25's.
Super frames though

Non disc version it’s much tighter,even for 25 on wider rim.
Disc version on the other side can take 28 mm for sure,maybe even 30.
I ride 25 still,not ready for biger yet.

Matthewfalle

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

So same as non race ready then?

Juraj1711

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

So same as non race ready then?

Pretty much,yeah...ride(race)ready

ryan_w-2

Nope, not having it.

Your position is off. Run a 100mm stem and push that saddle back.

Matthewfalle

Ryan_W wrote:

Nope, not having it.

Your position is off. Run a 100mm stem and push that saddle back.

This.

Matthewfalle

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

So same as non race ready then?

Pretty much,yeah...ride(race)ready

So the bike weighs that whether you "race" it, go to the shops on it, hang it on your wall or push it to the shop?

Do you not race with bidons? If so then won't this make the bike heavier?

Juraj1711

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

So same as non race ready then?

Pretty much,yeah...ride(race)ready

So the bike weighs that whether you "race" it, go to the shops on it, hang it on your wall or push it to the shop?

Do you not race with bidons? If so then won't this make the bike heavier?

that is an expression...
I did explain what does it meen.
100 or 200 gr.will change you nothing,even in the race.

Matthewfalle

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

So same as non race ready then?

Pretty much,yeah...ride(race)ready

So the bike weighs that whether you "race" it, go to the shops on it, hang it on your wall or push it to the shop?

Do you not race with bidons? If so then won't this make the bike heavier?

that is an expression...
I did explain what does it meen.
100 or 200 gr.will change you nothing,even in the race.

Well, its only an expression if you actually change any part of the bike when racing it - ie wheels or whatever.

Your bike weighs (x)kg whether it is being "raced" or not.

Glad that is cleared up. Many thanks.

Juraj1711

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Juraj1711 wrote:

Matthewfalle wrote:

Just out of interest, what's the difference between race weight and non race weight?

Do you fit different pedals, seat, wheels, tyres, etc when "racing" to change the weight?

“Race ready”means with pedals,bottle cages,sensor(s),mounts....

So same as non race ready then?

Pretty much,yeah...ride(race)ready

So the bike weighs that whether you "race" it, go to the shops on it, hang it on your wall or push it to the shop?

Do you not race with bidons? If so then won't this make the bike heavier?

that is an expression...
I did explain what does it meen.
100 or 200 gr.will change you nothing,even in the race.

Well, its only an expression if you actually change any part of the bike when racing it - ie wheels or whatever.

Your bike weighs (x)kg whether it is being "raced" or not.

Glad that is cleared up. Many thanks.

You are funny guy...
PMS?

turbotommy

That’s a great looking bike. Congrats.

singleton

Nice looking bike.
Do you do triathlons? Moving the seat forward is common for Triathletes.