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Great on wet cobbles but dry flinty tracks, not so much

Seatpost clamp bolt of the right length is what you need. As for the rest — build and ride. Or offer it for sale here.

That's useful intelligence, thank you @JoePablo

Yup, garden irrigation in full flow

This makes it a winter bike

Those guards are excellent. That whole bike is really nice.

if someone wanted to buy a comfortable bike they wouldn't buy a cannondale, the brand famous for incredibly stiff and elegant aluminium frames

Cannondale carbon-framed racebikes are extraordinarily comfortable. Leastways the SuperSix is.

Might toothpaste and a rag be helpful in this case?

This also works well to remove stubborn magic-maker graffiti from timber

The 'low stays' are here to stay, like the 'low trousers'

Well done — proof that a bike is for life!

Wow that surely is a stroke of good fortune!

Was an ancient BMW 3 hit the gate. Cretin who was driving panicked and locked up the brakes, to judge by the vid.

https://www.bike-eu.com/market/nieuws/2021/04/cannondale-eyes-upstream-investments-as-european-repositioning-continues-10140275

Yes, the repair that was only recently completed cost £180,000

https://twitter.com/CrimeLdn/status/1383114655388827649?s=20

Make your views known to the Crown Estates Paving Commission:

Nick Packard
Director, CEPC
12 Park Square East,
Regent’s Park
London NW1 4LH

T: 020 7935 8049
E: info@cepc.org.uk

Great page this

Splendid machine, great brand, bargain!

Any answer?

That seatstay/binder cluster is characteristic of the Supercorsa but proved a weak point over the years. It's bad news if it's overtightened and the bolt socket stripped. US enthusiast bulletin boards have many complaints about this.

'White-label' Cinelli frames, sold for LBS to brand with own name, are identical to the Supercorsa but for the deletion of this detail. My own is branded Gianfranco Ricci, Ravenna and even has the same paint finish as shown here, Ferrari Pearl Red.

Seriously good

Swapping chainsets over on Supersix...some while since I did this so technique not on point. Put inner removal tool in to cranks, twiddle twiddle twiddle...oh. It has screwed right through the crank and dropped in to the bracket shell.

Please tell me I am not the first to make this dumb error?

Price drop to £75

Are the shelves tall enough for elpees tho?

Cool bikes, these last two pages! I am prompted to get mine out of hibernation.

Not seeing message?

That's lovely. No brake drillings tho I imagine?