with some many spacers under your stem, you could ride Roadmachine too (front could be even lower with no spacers)

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The bike bros can suck the fun out of anything.

Ditch the tent and buy a hammock tent...

Thank you Sir.

Cannondale Forewer...

I've been riding a few years now and not sure is should by the road or team machine. This is my 3rd year riding. I currently own a specialized roubaix sl4. Thanks in advance

Very cool doco, what a great fun experience. Thx....you're the speed bumps @17mins, lol!!!

A great video with graphics that educate the viewer the subtle differences in geometry between the bikes in lucid detail. And that closing statement just nailed it!!! I got myself a Synapse and for precisely the same reasons ; had I watched this video before my purchase, it would have bolstered my confidence.

Having owned a race geometry bike for about 6 years I can safely say I should have got an endurance bike. Unless you're actually racing then it's just a way to make cycling less fun because it gets uncomfortable fairly quickly.

I bought one of each !

I found kayaking kinda late in life, last summer, at age 54, but since then I take every chance I get to spend time on the water...usually by myself...still. But watching your vid has strengthened my desire to go on collective tours with a bunch of cool dudes who share that passion for paddling. Thanx for sharing your story and greeting from Germany.

Absolutely great video! Much appreciated explanation that a newbie like me can actually follow.

If you have a good dry suit, you should be fine and hypothermia is not likely.

Last good bike from Cannondale

I was crossing the mouth of a small harbor and I had an Orca breach the water 3 feet off my bow

I wish some of you could have joined me on my trip, at least through Maine. On May 1st 2017 I set out from Quoddy Head Light for Key West Florida. I had to be 3 miles offshore going down the Bold Coast. Maine was beautiful.

Great story ! A lot of the commentary in the video about why we kayak rang very true. For me it’s the ability to go where you want as fast or as slow as you like without being encumbered by limits of engines and fuel and a thousand bits of hardware. Great job you lucky lucky devils

talking about mass, if you want to get lighter, maybe you should remove this multitool bracelet that you wear....

so what is the correct stem length ?

This bike was really easy to assemble kzbin.infoUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA and required very few adjustments out of the box. The wheels did not require any truing/adjustments. The frame had some small scratches, but nothing major.I did replace the seat though - the seat it came with was very uncomfortable. The tires need to be re-inflated every 4-5 days, but this appears to be quite common for the narrow 700x25 tires.Overall, in my opinion, this bike looks and rides like a much more expensive bike.

Great video. I just hit subscribe. Any info on that gorgeous white bike? Make, model, wheels, etc? So beautiful, it is.

I never break a sweat , i only use my gears and legs to cycle. I do 40 miles and i am 60. so i learned nothing from this useless video

Great set!

@54:35 fooking Sasquatch is cookin! What the hell is that?!

I loved it

Bravo!!! I couldn't agree more to those who said this is the best bike video. This video is the best I've ever watched. Appreciate the content very much! Keep going! Wait to see more reviews. Subscribed.

That’s so funny.. I was thinking, those roads look like Mass.. and they were!

Just buy both! 😁

Great comparison, thank you. Where was this filmed? It’s absolutely gorgeous there!

personally i think hes overthinking it , dunno what bike dealer will ever let you go though all of this on a test ride before you buy the bike .

You've got me grinningjust into the trip. I could sense the feeling you guys had first morning. 👍👍 Loved it guys. I'm 70, you're right even a couple times a year is nice. All my floating bud are gone. I have one or two. Don't let go gents. Thanks

What? You're Jack Frost? Ok 😀👍

Pressure is applied to the INSIDE drop when turning? Two wheeled dynamics says the opposite, no? Also a subconcious act like balance, pressure is actually applied to the OUTSIDE drop when turning. The physics of the motion demands it but we don't realize it. This is best explained by looking at edu material published by some of the top motorcycle racing instructors. Keith Code has a particularly good explanation in his audio book.

What a wonderful bike review, thanks!

no one ever mentions the fact the supersix doesn't allow you to turn beyond 55 degrees..if you do, the pin in the steerer tube crack the headtube and it's not covered by warranty. just google it - there is plenty of information on this design flaw. Thankfully they fixed it in the '23 version.

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I watched I laughed I enjoyed I learned I was entertained. this video is everything

That was a very helpful video. I'm trying to make that decision also. Leaning toward the SystemSix.

Brother, that was the best bike video I watched in YEARS!!!!

Bending your arms at the elbows with hands on the hoods is way more aero just sayin’

I must say you are doing a GREAT job! Congratulations!

Most informative video haha very clear Thank you for sharing this is 2yrs ago This is a similar situation in my case The bike shop allowed me to test ride both bikes the aero was slightly hi price The endurance one was fit in my low budget, I ended up getting endurance First impression the aero was more efficient at first but just a little bit regret But now I realize i was right in my decision confirm w this video

same coastline as Norway

Nice video. I too am considering one or the other of these two great bikes. I too am leaning toward the SSE. I'm a bit older than you (62) but I have a similar cycling background and priorities when it comes to riding. Thanks!

“Blank canvas” - loved that way of going to do the bike test without prior ideas 👍🏽👍🏽

I have a 2019 SuperSix. Sometimes I think about getting a new bike. (Mine does have disc brakes and SRAM Red Etap.) Mostly so I can just get an updated frame. But, I will go to the mountains and the bike just absolutely rails. I get my weight back a little to brake hard, get low in the front, and it just carves the corners. During the Boone Gran Fondo, I was always at front with just a small handful of people at the bottom of the descents. So, I just keep my bike longer. I cannot imagine a new one being really much better except for aerodynamics. I do think the best people for the SuperSix are people like me who do long days on a bike and like to do a lot of climbing when they get the chance. The geometry being a little more forgiving would be best. I tend to make more mistakes as I get very fatigued and I think most people do. The SuperSix wouldn't require someone to be as alert and focused as the SystemSix would. Or they could be like me. I am trying to figure out how to get the SystemSix and keep my SuperSix. It will have to wait a bit as I just bought the SuperSix CX for my new gravel bike. The paint on the bike is stunning and it is absolutely amazing.

wowww... the real thing starts in part 3(9:02)- you went into different dimension

Awesome comparsion! Just what I was looking for. I am personally going with an endurance bike for a couple of reasons: 1)My balance is horrible, having more controller balance is better for me 2)Gearing, endurance bikes tend to have higher teeth range so you can easily get that bailout 34t gear.

how high threshold do you have on carbon wheels?