This must be a bargain!! With pics

[huwsparky]

Now I'm looking at this and thinking" Get the hi mod frame and the Caad10 with Di2, then put the components on the hi mod, sell the CAAD10 frame and you have a Di2 Hi mod for +/- 1750"

Time to stop thinking and hide the credit card

The frame isn't Di2 compatible though...

 

[coco69]

Now completed

 

[huwsparky]

Nice one @coco69 looking good.

 

[BalkanExpress]

The frame isn't Di2 compatible though...

D'oh, too much not enough

 

[coco69]

Nice one @coco69 looking good.

Thankyou

 

[bpsmith]

Very nice @coco69. Sent the link to a mate and he bought one too. He is having his built with components from another bike. Ready next week he reckons. He's using SRAM Red 10 speed. Going to look very nice, but I bet he doesn't go for green tape. Hope he does though, as sets it off nicely!

Are you grabbing a green argyle Cannondale Garmin jersey too? Ride not to!

 

[coco69]

Already have one lol..and thanks

 

[gareth01244]

I have been considering this frame over the last few days, went into Evans cycles to look at one and see what size fitted. If I was to go ahead I could only build it up with a 105 5800 groupset I have and use the wheels I currently have on my current bike. Thing is Evans have a supersix evo with 105 for £999 so although it's not a hi mod it seems an OK price and I then wouldn't have to strip my current bike. Problem is that I don't know if I would feel the benefit of the hi mod either when riding it or when I come to sell it?
It seems such a good opportunity to buy into a hi mod and perhaps upgrade the spec over time as usually hi mods only come with high end groupset and finishing kit that they are well out of my price range.
Decision's decisions.

 

[huwsparky]

But the frame and sit on it till funds allow.

 

[gareth01244]

Frame bought and now sat in my house.