Cannondale is one of the few brands that has consistently produced high quality aluminium performance road bikes since the emergence of carbon fibre. While many brands launched head first into carbon fibre creations at the expense of a viable aluminium option, Cannondale bucked the trend and continued to produce and develop a seriously good aluminium performance road bike alternative to carbon. The CAAD series has been forging ahead for many years, and the latest CAAD12 mirrors the attributes that make the pro level SuperSix EVO so popular. Both the CAAD12 and SuperSix Evo bikes have recently been equipped with disc brakes, the latest industry-wide development in road cycling.CyclingTips’ Australian tech editor Matt Wikstrom will be reviewing both the CAAD12 Disc and the newly released Superix EVO disc, in a battle of carbon vs aluminium, for performance disc road bike supremacy amongst the Cannondale fleet. We were able to get our hands on both bikes for a brief moment to take some shots and get an idea of what each bike is all about before Matt’s full review released on CyclingTips. Check out the first impressions look at the Supersix EVO Disc.

CyclingTips’ Australian tech editor Matt Wikstrom will be reviewing both the CAAD12 Disc and the newly released Superix EVO disc, in a battle of carbon vs aluminium, for performance disc road bike supremacy amongst the Cannondale fleet. We were able to get our hands on both bikes for a brief moment to take some shots and get an idea of what each bike is all about before Matt’s full review is released on CyclingTips. Check out the first impressions look at the Supersix EVO Disc.

Source: Cannondale CAAD12 Disc Ultegra 2017 – First Impressions | BikeExchange Australia Blog