Cannondale SuperSix EVO 4 Carbon Disc Road Bike

Faster everywhere

The Cannondale SuperSix EVO 4 is a lightweight carbon aero road bike built for racing, with Shimano 105 12-speed mechanical shifting and hydraulic disc brakes. The SuperSix EVO destroys expectations. So light, so fast, and so aero, it defies logic. This is a machine built to make you faster everywhere. Speed has evolved.

Where it thrives

Racing, the red zone, the pointy end, the podium

What it's built for

Road racing, PRs, KOMs, winning

Key highlights

• Category: Carbon aero road race bike, disc brake, mechanical shifting
• Brand: Cannondale (USA), SuperSix EVO platform
• Frame: SuperSix EVO Carbon, BSA 68mm threaded bottom bracket, integrated cable routing with Delta steerer, SmartSense compatible
• Groupset: Shimano 105 12-speed mechanical with hydraulic disc brakes (Shimano 105 7170)
• Cockpit: Vision Trimax Compact bars and Cannondale C1 Conceal stem with hidden cable routing
• Best for: Racers and fast club riders who want a proven mechanical Shimano 105 groupset on a genuine race-bred aero frame

 

Faster Everywhere

Sculpted by Speed

Sleek, elegant and purposeful. Hours in the wind tunnel and countless iterations of computational fluid dynamic modeling stripped away everything that wasn't fast-shaped, leaving a frame design that catches the eye, while shedding the wind.

 

 

Supernatural Handling

SuperSix EVO is a wizard. The way it blends stability and agility is surreal. Refined, neutral racing geometry and fine-tuned engineering deliver handling that is so intuitive, so controllable, you can comfortably take it right to the limit and keep it there, all race long.

 

Features

Delta Steerer: a purpose-built steerer tube design that routes cables from the cockpit into the frameset, while shrinking the headtube's frontal area for reduced drag.

Bottle Integration: the frame is designed to work with Cannondale's aero bottle cages and bottles for a more streamlined profile, while still accepting standard round bottles.

Threaded Reliability: the SuperSix EVO uses a threaded BSA bottom bracket standard for a simple, reliable, creak-resistant mounting point for the crankset.

Comfortable Clearance: Cannondale's official specification states the frame has room for tyres up to 30mm, wider than the stock 25c fitment, so you can size up for comfort and grip, or stay slim for outright lightness.

Get Smart: the frame is SmartSense compatible, so it's ready for Cannondale's integrated lights and rear-facing radar system, powered from a single battery, if you want to add it later.

Specs

DETAILS

• Platform

  SuperSix EVO

• Model Name

  SuperSix EVO 4

• Model Code

  C11602U

FRAMESET

• Frame

  SuperSix EVO Carbon, integrated cable routing w/ Switchplate, 12x142 Syntace thru-axle, BSA 68mm threaded BB, flat mount disc, integrated seat binder, SmartSense compatible

• Fork

  SuperSix EVO Carbon, integrated crown race, 12x100mm Syntace thru-axle, flat mount disc, internal routing, 1-1/8" to 1-1/4" Delta steerer, 55mm offset (44-54cm), 45mm offset (56-61cm)

• Headset

  Integrated, 1-1/8" - 1-1/4"

DRIVETRAIN

• Rear Derailleur

  Shimano 105 7100, 12-speed

• Front Derailleur

  Shimano 105 7100, braze-on

• Shifters

  Shimano 105 7100, 12-speed

• Chain

  Shimano 105 7100, 12-speed

• Crank

  Shimano 105 7100, 12-speed, 50/34

• Rear Cogs

  Shimano 105 R7100, 12-speed

• Bottom Bracket

  Shimano BB-RS500, BSA

BRAKES

• Brakes

  Shimano 105 7170 hydraulic disc, 160/160 RT70 rotors

• Brake Levers

  Shimano 105 7100 hydraulic disc

WHEELS

• Rims

  Aluminium alloy, 28h

• Spokes

  Stainless Steel, 14g

• Tire Size

  25

• Wheel Size

  700

• Hubs

  (F) Formula CL-712, 12x100mm centerlock / (R) Formula RXC-400, 12x142mm centerlock

• Tires

  Vittoria Zaffiro Pro Slick, 700x25c

COMPONENTS

• Handlebar

  Vision Trimax Compact

• Stem

  Cannondale C1 Conceal, Alloy, 31.8, -6°

• Grips

  Cannondale Bar Tape, 3.5mm

• Saddle

  Prologo Nago RS STN, Stainless Steel Rails

• Seatpost

  Cannondale C1 Aero 40 Carbon, 0mm offset (44-48cm), 20mm offset (51-61cm)

CONNECTIVITY

• Wheel Sensor

  Cannondale Wheel Sensor

PLEASE NOTE THAT, BASED ON COMPONENT AVAILABILITY AND OTHER FACTORS, SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

Wheel rim brand and rear cassette ratio may vary by production batch; please contact us before ordering to confirm the current configuration.

Specifications source: Cannondale official product page (cannondale.com), SuperSix EVO 4, model code C11602U (2023 model-year archived specification); wheel rim brand and rear cassette ratio may vary by delivered batch.

Geometry

 

How to choose your frame size

The SuperSix EVO 4 comes in 7 sizes (44 to 61), matching the geometry table above. Reach ranges from 37.0 cm (size 44) to 40.3 cm (size 61), and stack from 50.5 cm to 62.5 cm. Because this is a race-oriented aero frame, sizing tends to run tighter and lower than an endurance road bike of the same nominal size — if you're between two sizes, riders prioritising all-day comfort typically prefer the larger size, while those prioritising a low, aggressive position on an aero frame this size lean towards the smaller one. A Jollymap Bike Fit session (see below) is the most reliable way to confirm your size before you buy.

 

SuperSix EVO 4 vs SuperSix EVO 2 (Gen 4 platform)

Both bikes share the same SuperSix EVO Carbon Gen 4 frame and identical geometry. The difference is groupset and wheels:

Prefer an aluminium-frame race bike at a lower price point instead? Compare with the Cannondale CAAD13 Disc 105, which pairs the same Shimano 105 mechanical groupset with an aluminium frame and carbon fork.

 

"Easy Take" Bike Delivery Service

- Bike 100% assembled

- Easy and comfortable to pick up

- Anti-collision packaging for protection

You can select the "Easy Take" Bike Delivery - Home Delivery or Drop Off Point in the Checkout Page.  

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Jollymap's advice

Race-bred aero frames like the SuperSix EVO reward a precise, well-fitted riding position. Book a Bike Fit and size fitting session with Jollymap to confirm your frame size and dial in saddle height, reach and cockpit dimensions before you start racking up the miles.

 

FAQ

Is this the same SuperSix EVO 4 currently shown on Cannondale's global website?

It's the same nameplate but not the same build. Cannondale's current "SuperSix EVO 4" (model year 2026) uses the newer Gen 5 frame with SRAM Rival AXS electronic shifting. This Jollymap listing is the earlier Gen 4 platform SuperSix EVO 4 (model code C11602U) with Shimano 105 12-speed mechanical shifting, which Cannondale sold under the same "SuperSix EVO 4" name in the 2023–2024 model years. The frame, fork and geometry match Cannondale's own archived specification page for that model.

What's the difference between the SuperSix EVO 4 and SuperSix EVO 2?

Both use the identical Gen 4 SuperSix EVO Carbon frame and geometry, so fit and ride character are the same. The EVO 2 upgrades to Shimano Ultegra Di2 wireless electronic shifting and swaps the aluminium wheelset for carbon HollowGram R 45 wheels, for lighter weight and a more aerodynamic wheelset at a higher price.

How do I choose the right frame size?

Use the geometry table above and compare reach and stack to a bike that already fits you well, rather than relying on the size number alone — this is a race geometry, so it sits lower and longer than an endurance bike of the same size label. We recommend a Jollymap Bike Fit session to confirm sizing before purchase, especially if you're between two sizes.

Can I fit wider tyres than the stock 700x25c?

Yes. Cannondale's official specification states the frame has clearance for tyres up to 30mm, wider than the stock 25c fitment, so many riders size up to 28c or 30c for extra comfort and grip on Hong Kong's road surfaces.

Is Shimano 105 mechanical shifting harder to maintain than electronic (Di2) shifting?

Shimano 105 mechanical uses cables rather than a battery and motors, so there's no charging to think about, but cables do need periodic tension adjustment and eventually replacement as housing wears — more noticeable in Hong Kong's humid climate. It's a proven, widely serviceable system, and typically less expensive to maintain long-term than an electronic groupset.

Is a race-geometry aero bike like this suitable for a first road bike?

It can be, if you're already reasonably comfortable in a lower riding position or plan to build up to one. First-time riders who want a more upright, forgiving position may find an endurance-geometry bike easier to start on. A Jollymap Bike Fit session can help you decide, or compare geometry against a bike you've already ridden.

What's the difference between this carbon frame and an aluminium frame like the CAAD13?

The SuperSix EVO's carbon frame is designed to be lighter and to damp road vibration more than an aluminium frame, which many riders feel as a smoother ride, especially over longer distances. The Cannondale CAAD13 uses an aluminium frame with a carbon fork, at a lower price, and can be paired with the same Shimano 105 groupset — a good option if you want to spend more of your budget on wheels or components. Talk to Jollymap if you're deciding between the two.

 

Last updated: September 2026