Cannondale

Supersix Evo Hi-MOD

from CHF 4'499.-

Superlight Gen 5 Hi-MOD carbon frame and fork, Delta steerer routing, integrated binder, and UDH compatibility. Ready for electronic drivetrains and modern wheel profiles. A race-grade foundation for riders who know exactly what they want.

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Cannondale Supersix Evo Hi-MOD

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

The Supersix Evo Hi-MOD sits in the middle of Cannondale's road lineup: above the aluminum CAAD14, and one step below the ultra-premium SuperSix Evo LAB71's flagship carbon layup — the exact frame raced by the WorldTour team EF Education-EasyPost.

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.

Rider Position
Avg
RelaxedAggressive
Geometry Table
SizeStackReachTop TubeSeat Tube LengthSeat Tube Angle
44495mm373mm510mm400mm74.5°
48508mm376mm522mm429mm74°
50520mm379mm529mm448mm74°
52532mm383mm536mm467mm74°
54545mm387mm544mm490mm74°
56565mm393mm560mm510mm73.5°
58585mm398mm577mm532mm73°
61615mm406mm600mm570mm72.5°

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