Cannondale CAADX Disc Rival SE 51 cm Race Bicycle - LOCAL PICK UP ONLY (MIAMI, FL)

[the_matrix_guy]

SOLD

Cannondale CAADX Disc Rival SE Race Cyclocross Bicycle - 51 cm ***Now shipping*** Taking PB & firearm Trades**

Beautiful grey/orange C-Dale. The bike is in excellent condition, with very minor signs of use. We bought this bike a few months ago and never used it even once. We never even finished assembling it: the front brake and tire is still uninstalled. The whole family got mountain bikes. It’s a 51cm frame, optimal for shorter people 5’5” - 5’9”. It comes upgraded with the carbon fork and tubeless rims & tires. It will need a new valve for the front tire. And tubeless tire sealant to inflate the tires. The main body is aluminum but the bike is very light.

MSRP is $2400. We got this bike for $1700 with very low mileage, asking $1300. My loss, your gain. Local pick ups available (in North Miami, FL.) Otherwise, shipping anywhere in the CONUS is $150.

Feel free to contact me.
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Thanks for looking



Specs:

Frame Material:
Aluminum
Brake Type:
Disc
Wheel Size:
700c
Handlebar:
Cannondale C3
Stem:
Jamis 120mm
Front Derailleur:
N/A
Rear Derailleur:
Sram Rival
Crankset:
FSA Gossamer
Serial Number:
CM38397
Bottom Bracket:
-
Gender:
Mens
Location:
Miami, FL
Type:
Cyclocross
Colors:
Grey/Orange
Condition:
Used
Wheels:
Mavic Ksyrium All Road
Cassette:
Sunrace CSMX80
Shifters:
Sram Rival
Front Brake:
Sram Rival
Rear Brake:
Sram Rival

[the_matrix_guy]

Willing to ship anywhere in the CONUS for $150.

[Tracker]

that size of frame is not for that size of rider.

[the_matrix_guy]

that size of frame is not for that size of rider.

You're right. It's more like 5'5" - 5'9". I think normally it would be 5'4"-5'8" but these C-Dales run slightly big. The geometry is generous. Fixed it.

[Tracker]

this is true, cannondale's always tend to run slightly bigger

[the_matrix_guy]

I remember you posted a Cyclocross on PBN/VMOT some years ago. Still riding?

[Tracker]

of course, still have that bike, though i have changed out a few bits over the years

tried my hand at MTB, but wasn't feeling it. i still enjoy the gravel occasionally, but mainly stick to doing my impersonations of a spandex billboard

[the_matrix_guy]

LOL Good stuff. We're the other way around. We prefer MB'ing. And we just lock the suspension if we're not riding on technical terrain, etc. Even if the bikes are bit slower on asphalt.

I'm taking trades on the Cyclocross, just FYI. This bike size is good for the ladies or kids.