What makes a great road bike is it’s ability to get aggressive in a race when asked by the rider. Strong positioning combined with state-of-the-art technology is one of the reasons Cannondale’s road warriors are in such high demand.

Here’s a look at three of the top performing warriors in the Cannondale team:

Cannondale Six Carbon 5

It’s described as the thoroughbred, a bike which oozes class and no nonsense. Getting an edge in road racing may mean the simplest of things and this particular model doesn’t lack in any area. That’s why it is the top choice for many competitve cyclists around the world. Price wise, it’s not cheap and noer should it be. It will set you back at least a couple of grand but you get what you pay for - class.

Cannondale Six Carbon 6

Like it’s cousin, this bike doesn’t skimp on quality and delivers the same high bound performance. It features an all carbon frame and it’s light weight is a feature Cannondale have become especially famous for. Acceleration is quick, super quick with it’s BB30 system and the good news is, it’s one of the best value bikes around. Cannondale bike prices vary greatly from several hundred to several thousand and this machine will cost you around $1700.

Cannondale Six 5

This model gives a buyer the best of both designs. It features optimized tube shaping melding into the aluminum front triangle. Add a carbon blade fork and as we said, you get the best of both worlds with this machine. It retails for between $1600-$1700.

While the prices for Cannondale’s road warriors mentioned above may seem pricey, remember, we’re talking about the thoroughbred range of road warriors and these bikes deliver as promised.

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Cannondale Road Warrior Prices

This Cannondale road bikes review will highlight the features associated with these road warriors and why you should be considering them if road cycling is your passion.

The features associated with Cannondale road bikes is one of the buying points you’ll be looking at the this review will highlight just some of them. For example, the ultra efficient BB30, vibration-absorbing S.A.V.E. stays and groundbreaking carbon lay-up methods are just some of the things to get you thinking Cannondale road bikes.

Elite Road

This model already has an impressive resume and made a huge impact at the 2009 Tour de France during the mountains stage. It will give you the same performance. Only a relatively new model, the Super Six is a racer’s dream and will be ready to roll the moment you ride it out of the showroom. A top road warrior.

Performance Road

The Cannondale Synapse is the versatility machine whether you are in the mood to ride all day long or simply want to race. This is a high performance machine and if you have the endurance then it will reciprocate. Again, it’s laden with features with the Synapse alloy providing the comfort and riding experience that keeps people coming back to cycling. And this version gets top marks from most of the testers and cycling experts around the world.

Multisport

The Cannondale Slice does just that to it’s competitors and for good reason. This is one model where Cannondale has gone above and beyond. What makes the Slice such a special bike? For speed, it needs to be ridden to appreciate - it’s fast thanks to some state of the art aerodynamic features. Throw in a low frameset weight and the famous S.A.V.E. feature which leaves you feeling just as fresh after a long ride and the Slice begins to become the must have bike of the next decade.

Cyclocross

The Cannondale CX9 will revolutionixe cross riding and racing and completes the last of the models featured in this road bikes review. It’s a definite all weather performer with it’s light frame and instinctive handling being at home in any condition. It is particularly partial to wet weather so late season conditions are not an issue. The CX 9 has been described as having the best alloy cyclocross frame available and that’s a big statement in the world of cycling giving further testimony to this model’s superior standing in it’s class.

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