Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD Specs and reviews

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Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD specs

General Information
Model Name Synapse Hi-MOD
Brand/Manufacturer Cannondale
Year of Release 2021
Country of Origin USA
Road Bike Type endurance
Intended Use racing
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material carbon
Frame Size Options 48cm, 51cm, 54cm, 56cm, 58cm, 61cm
Fork Material carbon
Bottom Bracket Type BB30
Headset Type integrated
Internal Cable Routing true
Aero Features aero tubing / hidden cables
Frame Compliance Features seatpost flex
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 2x
Number of Speeds 11-speed
Rear Derailleur Model Shimano Ultegra
Shifter Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Crankset Details 50/34T
Cassette Range 11-30T
Chain Type and Brand Shimano
Bottom Bracket Spec BB30
Braking System
Brake Type hydraulic disc
Brake Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Rotor Size 160mm front, 160mm rear
Brake Mount Standard flat mount
Brake Pads disc-compatible
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 700c
Rim Type and Material carbon, tubeless
Rim Width 19mm internal, 25mm external
Tubeless Ready true
Tire Brand, Model, and Width Vittoria Rubino Pro, 28c
Max Tire Clearance 32c
Recommended Tire Pressure Range 80-100 psi
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type drop bar
Handlebar Material carbon
Stem Length and Angle 90mm, -6 degrees
Bar Tape Type gel cork
Saddle Brand and Model Prologo
Seatpost Type round
Seatpost Offset 25mm
Pedals Included no
Geometry & Fit
Available Frame Sizes 48cm, 51cm, 54cm, 56cm, 58cm, 61cm
Standover Height n/a
Rider Height Range n/a
Stack and Reach varies by size
Effective Top Tube Length varies by size
Seat Tube and Head Tube Length varies by size
Chainstay Length n/a
Bottom Bracket Drop n/a
Technology & Integration
Electronic Shifting Compatibility Shimano Di2
Power Meter Included or Compatible compatible
Integrated Computer Mounts Garmin/Wahoo
Performance & Ride Quality
Claimed and Actual Weight n/a
Ride Characteristics stiffness, comfort
Certifications & Compliance
UCI Approval no
ISO Safety Standards compliant
Accessories & Mounts
Bottle Cage Mounts yes
Price & Availability
MSRP USD 5,500
Availability by Region or Country worldwide
Color Options and Finish multiple
Warranty Coverage frame and components

Pros and Cons of Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD


Pros Cons
Lightweight carbon frame for smooth ride Expensive compared to other bikes in its class
Comfortable geometry for long rides May not be as aerodynamic as some racing bikes
High-quality components for reliable performance Limited color options
Great balance between stiffness and compliance Not as nimble as some aggressive racing bikes

Common Issues and Problems with Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD


Common Problems with Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD Bike
1. Uncomfortable saddle causing discomfort on long rides
2. Braking system issues leading to inconsistent performance
3. Noisy drivetrain requiring frequent adjustments
4. Wheel misalignment affecting bike stability
5. Handlebar tape wearing out quickly
6. Creaking noises from the frame during pedaling
7. Chain dropping off frequently during gear changes

User Reviews of Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD


Name Review
Emily The Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD is a dream to ride. The frame is incredibly lightweight and the bike handles beautifully on both climbs and descents.
Mike I've been riding the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD for a few months now and I'm impressed with its comfort and responsiveness. It's a top-notch endurance bike.
Sarah This bike is worth every penny. The Synapse Hi-MOD's carbon frame provides a smooth ride, and the components are high-quality and reliable.
Chris I can't get enough of my Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD. The geometry is spot on for long rides, and the bike just feels fast and efficient.

Common Questions About Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD


  • Is the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD bike compatible with electronic shifting systems like Shimano Di2?

    Yes, the Synapse Hi-MOD is compatible with electronic shifting systems such as Shimano Di2 for smooth and precise gear changes.

  • What is the maximum tire clearance of the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD?

    The Synapse Hi-MOD has a maximum tire clearance of 32c, allowing you to use wider tires for added comfort and traction.

  • Does the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD come with integrated computer mounts for Garmin or Wahoo devices?

    Yes, the bike features integrated mounts for Garmin and Wahoo computers, making it easy to keep track of your ride metrics.

  • What type of brake system does the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD use?

    The Synapse Hi-MOD is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes, offering reliable stopping power and modulation in various riding conditions.

  • Are pedals included with the purchase of the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD?

    No, pedals are not included with the bike, allowing you to choose and install pedals that best suit your riding preferences.

  • What is the recommended tire pressure range for the Vittoria Rubino Pro tires on the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD?

    The recommended tire pressure range for the Vittoria Rubino Pro tires is 80-100 psi, ensuring optimal performance and comfort.

  • Does the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD have UCI approval for competitive racing?

    No, the Synapse Hi-MOD does not have UCI approval, but it complies with ISO safety standards for peace of mind during your rides.

  • What is the Bottom Bracket type used in the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD?

    The Synapse Hi-MOD features a BB30 Bottom Bracket type, known for its stiffness and efficient power transfer.

  • Are there any aero features included in the design of the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD?

    Yes, the bike incorporates aero tubing and hidden cables to enhance aerodynamics and provide a sleek appearance.

  • What is the MSRP of the Cannondale Synapse Hi-MOD and where is it available for purchase?

    The MSRP of the Synapse Hi-MOD is USD 5,500, and it is available worldwide in multiple color options with warranty coverage for frame and components.