CAAD14
from CHF 1'799.-
Not carbon, not sorry. The CAAD14 continues Cannondale's legendary lineage of premium aluminum race bikes. While carbon reigns in the SuperSix line, the CAAD14 proves that advanced alloy engineering can still deliver explosive stiffness and race-ready geometry at a more accessible tier.
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Cannondale — American Engineering Since 1971
Cannondale has been engineering bicycles from Connecticut, USA, since 1971, building a reputation as one of cycling's most technically adventurous manufacturers. The brand made its name perfecting oversized aluminum frame construction — a lineage that lives on today in the CAAD series — before bringing that same engineering rigor to carbon fiber with the SuperSix Evo, raced at the highest level of professional road racing. From aluminum to their lightest carbon layups, Cannondale frames are built for riders who want race-proven performance without compromise.
Where it sits in the lineup
Within Cannondale's road range, the CAAD14 is the aluminum entry point beneath the carbon SuperSix Evo family — including the LAB71 raced by the WorldTour team EF Education-EasyPost — proof that Cannondale's alloy engineering can still deliver race-ready stiffness at a more accessible price.
Position & Frame Geometry
This shows where each frame's geometry sits on a scale from relaxed (upright, endurance-oriented) to aggressive (low, race-oriented), based on its geometry.
| Size | Stack | Reach | Top Tube | Seat Tube Length | Seat Tube Angle |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 | 505mm | 377mm | 521mm | 490mm | 74.1° |
| 51 | 520mm | 381mm | 533mm | 525mm | 73.7° |
| 54 | 540mm | 386mm | 548mm | 555mm | 73.3° |
| 56 | 560mm | 392mm | 564mm | 580mm | 72.9° |
| 58 | 580mm | 398mm | 581mm | 600mm | 72.5° |
| 61 | 610mm | 407mm | 604mm | 620mm | 72.1° |
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