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Cannondale Men's CAAD Optimo 1 Performance Road Bike '22
$1300
$1,625.00
+ $79 S/H
Sun and Ski Sports has Cannondale Men's CAAD Optimo 1 Performance Road Bike '22 on sale for $1299.82. Shipping is $79 (Oversize Handling Fee).
Thanks to community member horseofspirits for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member horseofspirits for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Lightweight SmartForm C2 Alloy Frame
- Full carbon fork
- Shimano 105 11-speed shifting
- FSA Gossamer crank
- Tektro R741 dual pivot brakes
- Available sizes: 48, 51, 54, 56, 58
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Edited March 28, 2023
at 11:26 AM
Sun and Ski has the Cannondale CAAD optimo road bike on sale for $1299.
Features
Lightweight SmartForm C2 Alloy Frame
Full carbon fork
Shimano 105 11-speed shifting
FSA Gossamer crank
Tektro R741 dual pivot brakes
https://www.sunandski.c
Features
Lightweight SmartForm C2 Alloy Frame
Full carbon fork
Shimano 105 11-speed shifting
FSA Gossamer crank
Tektro R741 dual pivot brakes
https://www.sunandski.c
Created 03-27-2023
at 06:01 PM
by horseofspirits
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bike appears to be available in the following sizes:
48cm
51cm
54cm
56cm
58cm
also, bike seems to have a $79 "oversize handling fee" which, also covers the shipping.
tax for me would be $82.73, which means the total cost (for me) is $1,461.55, in case that saves anyone time.
Keep in mind this is a race bike. It's got a tight, twitchy geometry. It's not built for comfort over many meandering hours in the saddle.
Also, if you're going to race this in a crit, for example, rim brakes are preferred due to weight savings. It's not like they don't work, it's a tried and true technology. Disc just tend to work a bit better, especially in wet conditions.
Anyone shopping this would be better served in the used market. If you're buying new, buy a bike with HYDRAULIC disc brakes.
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bike appears to be available in the following sizes:
48cm
51cm
54cm
56cm
58cm
also, bike seems to have a $79 "oversize handling fee" which, also covers the shipping.
tax for me would be $82.73, which means the total cost (for me) is $1,461.55, in case that saves anyone time.
Link?
https://www.bikesonline
S5 is probably the cheapest road bike you can find with full 105 groupset.
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Anyone shopping this would be better served in the used market. If you're buying new, buy a bike with HYDRAULIC disc brakes.
Any suggestions for a hybrid for around 750?
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There's also the priority Turi for 850 (after sale) with CVT, belt drive and hydraulic brakes.
You can get some pretty decent ones like the Giant Escape. I wouldn't recommend dumping 750 into a hybrid bike. Get one you can kick around for cheap. A road bike is better investment overall. They're faster, lighter, and have better components for the same price.
Keep in mind this is a race bike. It's got a tight, twitchy geometry. It's not built for comfort over many meandering hours in the saddle.
Also, if you're going to race this in a crit, for example, rim brakes are preferred due to weight savings. It's not like they don't work, it's a tried and true technology. Disc just tend to work a bit better, especially in wet conditions.
Keep in mind this is a race bike. It's got a tight, twitchy geometry. It's not built for comfort over many meandering hours in the saddle.
Also, if you're going to race this in a crit, for example, rim brakes are preferred due to weight savings. It's not like they don't work, it's a tried and true technology. Disc just tend to work a bit better, especially in wet conditions.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank runner0382