Cannondale CAAD 10 aluminium road bike, size 58cm (large, ~6′), Mold north Wales
- Wheels: Easton EA50 SL (aluminium, clincher)
- Tyres: Continental Grand Sport Race
- Groupset: SRAM Force 10 speed
- – Chainrings: 52/39 double
- – Cassette: 11-28 ten-speed
- Rim brake
- Handlebars: 42cm Giant SL connect (aluminium)
- Stem: 3t ARX-Team 120mm @-6deg (aluminium)
- Seatpost: Deda superleggero (carbon)
- Saddle: Selle italia SLR (carbon rails)
- Accessories: Token chain catcher
Total weight without pedals as shown: 7.60 kg
Some minor cosmetic blemishes – stone chip through top layer of paint on top tube, some tough to remove grease on chain stay and sticky stuff from protection tape around head tube, and minor top-coat scuffs. Black and white keeps everything presentable.
Images at https://beebopphotodrop.myportfolio.com/caad-10
Price: £450
Pick up from Mold, North Wales. Will exchange in Wrexham or Chester if mutually convenient.
I expect most people on a forum like this will be aware of this bike, but for completeness: this is one of the finest aluminium race bikes you can get, superb for a lower-cost entry to racing that can survive the odd put-me-down. The geometry and tube shaping make it a really “fun” bike to ride; definitely predating system integration for aerodynamics, but really nippy, playful and fairly unabusive over rougher roads. With some deep wheels on, there’s plenty of flexibility in the cockpit to make yourself low and narrow, so it’s still definitely a contender in the right hands, or just a race-geometry-specific trainer, or a genuine mile-muncher. Unfortunately, I need to make some room for something with suspension, so it’s time to say goodbye
