EF Pro Cycling’s fleet has been revitalized with the latest offerings from Cannondale, featuring the SuperSix EVO road bike and the SuperSlice time trial bike. These models, unveiled recently, represent Cannondale’s commitment to performance and innovation.
Cannondale SuperSix EVO
The fifth-generation SuperSix EVO is a testament to Cannondale’s dedication to refining their all-round race bike. Designed with direct input from EF Pro Cycling’s riders, the new SuperSix EVO boasts a more aggressive geometry, reducing the stack by 10mm to enhance handling and responsiveness. This adjustment aligns the bike’s fit with that of competitors like the Specialized Tarmac SL8, catering to the team’s performance needs. (bikeradar.com)
In terms of weight, the Lab71 frameset stands out, with the frame weighing just 728g in a size 56cm. This reduction is achieved through meticulous design and material selection, ensuring the bike remains both lightweight and structurally sound. (bikeradar.com)
The SuperSix EVO is equipped with a SRAM Red AXS groupset, Vision Metron RS wheels, a Fizik saddle, Vittoria Corsa Pro tires, and Wahoo Speedplay pedals. The bike’s distinctive pink and black color scheme pays homage to EF Pro Cycling’s iconic livery, maintaining the team’s visual identity. (bikeradar.com)
Cannondale SuperSlice
Alongside the SuperSix EVO, Cannondale has introduced the third-generation SuperSlice time trial bike, claiming it to be the fastest model they’ve ever produced. Developed with insights from EF Pro Cycling’s riders, the SuperSlice features a redesigned frame with deeper tube profiles, a narrower head tube, and an integrated airfoil seatpost, all contributing to a 10-watt aerodynamic saving at 50kph over its predecessor. (bikeradar.com)
The SuperSlice’s frame is compatible with up to 32mm tires, offering versatility for various race conditions. The bike is built exclusively for electronic groupsets and supports both 1x and 2x drivetrain setups, though oversized chainrings are discouraged to maintain optimal performance. (bikeradar.com)
EF Pro Cycling’s new SuperSlice is equipped with a SRAM Red AXS groupset, Vision Metron RS wheels, a Fizik saddle, Vittoria Corsa Pro Speed tires, and Wahoo Speedplay pedals. The bike’s sleek black paint job with Cannondale’s Lab71 branding reflects the team’s professional aesthetic. (bikeradar.com)
Team Bike Specifications
Cannondale Lab71 SuperSix EVO
- Frame/Fork: Lab71 SuperSix EVO, Gen 5, Ultralight Series 0 Carbon
- Drivetrain: SRAM Red AXS
- Rims: Vision Metron RS
- Tyres: Vittoria Corsa Pro
- Bar and Stem: Cannondale integrated SystemBar Road, ultralight, full carbon
- Saddle: Fizik
- Pedals: Wahoo Speedplay
Cannondale Lab71 SuperSlice
- Frame: Lab71 SuperSlice, Gen 3, Ultralight Series 0 Carbon
- Fork: Deep aero-section SuperSlice Gen 3 Delta Steerer fork
- Drivetrain: SRAM Red AXS
- Rims: Vision Metron RS
- Tyres: Vittoria Corsa Pro Speed, 700x30c
- Bar and Extensions: SystemBar TT integrated full carbon base bar with Vision MonoRiser and Vision custom extensions
- Saddle: Fizik
- Pedals: Wahoo Speedplay
These updates to EF Pro Cycling’s fleet underscore the team’s commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology and design to achieve peak performance on the world stage.
Cannondale Unveils New SuperSix EVO and SuperSlice Models:
- Cannondale’s SuperSix Evo 5 is everything the fourth-generation bike should have been all along, Published on Tuesday, February 17
- Use a 68t chainring at your own risk: Cannondale launches brand new SuperSlice, Published on Tuesday, February 17
- ‘The fastest time trial bike we’ve ever made’ – Cannondale’s SuperSlice finally gets the treatment it deserves, Published on Tuesday, February 17