Cannondale Synapse Feminine - Size 48cm - w/ Upgraded wheels
11 Days
677
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$550.00
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ZelleClean Cannondale Synapse Feminine for sale.
Cannondale's sizing calls this a 48cm... which is the seat tube measurement. The horizontal top tube measurement is 51cm... So I would call it more of a 50cm overall.
Per Cannondale's sizing charts for this model and size, the ideal rider height range should be in the 5'-0" to 5'-4" range... but I'm taller than that and can ride this bike fine.... so I'd say 5'5" or even 5'6" is doable... with a little fitting.
Comes with the Shimano SPD "flip-flop" pedals shown in pics ($100 upgrade from the cheap, plastic, flat pedals that come on all new bikes).
https://www.hylandcyclery.com/product/shimano-pd-m324-pedals-77342-1.htm
But I have other pedal options as well.
I recently upgraded the wheels to Roval Rapide SL's that were take-offs from a ($3500) Specialized Tarmac that I upgraded to carbon wheels. (The Rovals are a bit more aero and a bit lighter than the stock wheels were... so it definitely improved the ride characterists of this bike.)
Bike frames are all unisex... so the "womens" version of any given model mainly differ in terms of the width of the handlebars and the type of saddle and the colors and graphics. This particular model is not particularly "girly"... so anyone in the correct size range should be able to ride it just fine.
Reply with any questions or to set up a test ride. I'm in the 9th & 9th area.
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Cannondale Synapse Feminine - Size 48cm - w/ Upgraded wheels
11 Days
677
8
$550.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoZelleClean Cannondale Synapse Feminine for sale.
Cannondale's sizing calls this a 48cm... which is the seat tube measurement. The horizontal top tube measurement is 51cm... So I would call it more of a 50cm overall.
Per Cannondale's sizing charts for this model and size, the ideal rider height range should be in the 5'-0" to 5'-4" range... but I'm taller than that and can ride this bike fine.... so I'd say 5'5" or even 5'6" is doable... with a little fitting.
Comes with the Shimano SPD "flip-flop" pedals shown in pics ($100 upgrade from the cheap, plastic, flat pedals that come on all new bikes).
https://www.hylandcyclery.com/product/shimano-pd-m324-pedals-77342-1.htm
But I have other pedal options as well.
I recently upgraded the wheels to Roval Rapide SL's that were take-offs from a ($3500) Specialized Tarmac that I upgraded to carbon wheels. (The Rovals are a bit more aero and a bit lighter than the stock wheels were... so it definitely improved the ride characterists of this bike.)
Bike frames are all unisex... so the "womens" version of any given model mainly differ in terms of the width of the handlebars and the type of saddle and the colors and graphics. This particular model is not particularly "girly"... so anyone in the correct size range should be able to ride it just fine.
Reply with any questions or to set up a test ride. I'm in the 9th & 9th area.
CAAD 8 CAAD 9 CAAD 10
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