Behind the Ride - Mike Cotty's Cannondale EVO Hi Mod Disc

Описание: Having fielded questions all season about my kit and equipment, in this episode of 'Behind the Ride' I thought it would be interesting to take a deep dive into my latest bike, Cannondale's new EVO Hi Mod Disc, as well as taking a leap back in time to share some of my fondest memories and moments as to how I've come to use what I do.

From saddling up on two time Giro d'Italia winner Paolo Savoldelli's CAAD5 way back in 2000 to 24 hour mountain bike racing, all the way through to big days (and nights) in the mountains and much, much, more.

I'll be honest I didn't intend on this video to be half as long as it is but I guess I just like talking about bikes :-) I hope you enjoy learning a little more about my past and checking out what I'm riding in the present. For the full spec of the bike see below.....

Frame: Cannodale EVO Hi Mod Disc (54cm)
Wheels: Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon SL Disc UST
Tyres: Mavic Yksion Pro UST (25c)
Rotors: TRP Centrelock (140mm)
Crank: InfoCrank Classic (172.5mm)
Chain Rings: Praxis Works (34/50t)
Bottom Bracket: Ceramic Speed
Shifters: Shimano Di2 Hydraulic R785 (11 speed)
Callipers: Shimano Di2 Hydraulic
Derailleurs: Shimano Dura Ace Di2 R9150
Cassette: Shimano Dura Ace 11-28
Chain: Shimano Dura Ace
Seatpost: USE Ultimate (25.4mm x 300mm)
Handlebar: USE Ultimate (31.6mm x 420mm)
Stem: USE Race (130mm)
Saddle: Fi'z:k Aliante Carbon
Lights: Exposure Lights Trace (front) & TraceR (rear)
Pedals: Mavic Zxellium SLR
GPS: Lezyne Enhanced Super GPS Limited Edition (Blue)
Pump: Lezyne Road Pressure Drive
Saddle Bag: Lezyne Road Caddy
Multitool: Lezyne V10
Bottle Cages: Lezyne Carbon Cage SL

To skip to each section of the bike click the following time codes....

1:02 Frameset
8:31 Wheelset and disc brakes
14:54 Crankset, gearing and power meter
23:36 Shifters and callipers
27:00 Saddle, handlebar, seatpost and stem
34:30 Lights
38:11 Saddle bag tools and equipment
39:44 GPS

If there's anything else you'd like to know about then leave a comment below and I'll try and make a few more videos like this to help you along the way.

Thanks for watching.

Mike