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Unfortunately they won’t spin round. With the 2020 frames they’re basically all going to crack, it’s just a matter of when. If you’re getting a good deal then go for it.
I’ve also been quoted only a couple of hundred from the guys at carbon repair in Surrey to sort it all out and add strength once it goes
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On most of the CAAD10 frames they’re not removable.
On some of the later ones with the rear brake going through the headtube they had a removable cable stop on the chainstay but I think the DT/HT ones were still fix.
The di2 CAAD10 models came with no stops at all.
There’s no part code so they probably don’t exist
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Exactly, 30mm bottom brackets will use an inboard bearing and spacers as the axles are generally shorter and Shimano uses a longer axle with outboard bearings.
With the BB30A/PF30A and a shimano chainset due to the offset shell towards the non drive side, you’ll have the 2437 driveside bearings full outboard and the non drive side is sort of half in half out.
SRAM makes it even complicated because not all their chainsets use the same length axle 🤷🏽♀️
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These are pretty low - https://www.cannondalespares.com/Cannondale-Road-Headset-5mm-Top-Bearing-Cover--KP253/product_detail/3-40270
Or if you really want it slammed to the max you’ll need one of these
https://www.mountainbikebearings.co.uk/product/cane-creek-slamset-is42-28-6/
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That is sort of what makes them fun though. Pingin’ 40mm tyres down a loose rocky decent, clinging on for dear life and hoping you front wheel doesn’t dig in and fling you over the bars to certain death, is sometimes what you want out of a ride