SHEET 63 OF 309 · Cannondale · 2026 · race
SuperSix EVO LAB71
Cannondale's Series 0 carbon race frame with Dura-Ace Di2, a power meter and Reserve 57|64 wheels on 29c tyres.
How it scores
Calculated from the published specifications below. See the formula.
- Comfort
- 42
- Speed
- 84
- Climbing
- 74
- Versatility
- 12
- Value
- 0
Full specification
✓ Specs checked against the manufacturer
Last checked 4 Sept 2026 against the manufacturer's own page . The weightfigure is our estimate — the manufacturer publishes none. Caveat: Geometry is the size 56 column of Cannondale's SuperSix EVO Gen 5 chart. Cannondale publishes no complete-bike weight, so weightKg is an estimate from the build. Clearance is the stated 32mm measured maximum. No mudguard or rack mounts are documented; both recorded as absent.
- Price (RRP)
- £10,500
- Frame
- carbon
- Groupset
- Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 R9200
- Shifting
- Electronic
- Weight
- 7.0 kg (claimed, size 56/M)
- Brakes
- Disc
- Stack / reach
- 565 / 393 mm (ratio 1.44)
- Tyre clearance
- 32 mm
- Stock tyres
- 29 mm
- Lowest gear
- 36×30 (32 gear inches)
- Mudguard mounts
- No
- Rack mounts
- No
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