Are you looking for ultimate gravel race bike? You can stop now. New Cannondale SuperX is here. Sharper, faster, lighter and more comfortable than anything you ever tried before. Don't you believe us?
The legendary SuperX is BACK, reborn as a stripped down, souped up, pure gravel race machine—purpose-built for chasing podiums and PRs everywhere from Kansas to the local lunch-ride world championships. Its predecessor, the SuperSix EVO SE, set the fastest time ever for Unbound Gravel in 2024, and with the new SuperX, we’ve gone all in to make it even faster. Less aero drag. More fatigue-fighting compliance. Sleeker integration, and of course, less weight.
Ready for faster?
Made to absolutely smash gravel races. Simple as that. This is full-gas road race performance engineered for the full thrash world of gravel. Elbows out, head down, get off the front and don’t look back. SuperX only has one destination – the top step.
Frame weight: sub 900g Max. tire size: 700x48 (R)/700x51 (F)
Our KOM-winning road tech meets Unbound-winning engineering. The LAB71 SuperX is super aero and over 100 grams lighter than its predecessor, helping you stay ahead of the pack in this rapidly-evolving era of highspeed, elbow-to-elbow gravel racing.
SuperX’s sophisticated carbon construction smooths out the rough, floating above the gravel to keep you cranking. Specially constructed flex zones in the seat tube, rear triangle, and top tube work as a system with the D-shaped seatpost to absorb shock and vibration, keeping your mind and body fresher longer.
SuperX’s Proportional Response carbon construction is tailor made for gravel racing and for you. Fully customized by size, precisely oriented layers of different types and moduli of carbon fibers deliver an ideal balance of weight, stiffness and durability for every rider. All backed by our lifetime guarantee.
Rolling Fatties. Courses vary, terrain varies, weather varies.The SuperX fits tires up to 48mm for the frame and 51mm for the fork, with at least 4mm clearance on each side, ready for whatever tire the day demands.
Delta Steerer. The Delta steerer design is great for gravel racing. It allows for clean cable integration from the cockpit into the frame, and a reduced frontal area for increased aero efficiency.
OutFront Geometry. OutFront pairs a slack head angle with a longer-than-normal 55mm fork offset, increasing stability and control on the steep and loose – while maintaining the snappy handling you need for quick line changes and last-second corrections.
The Cover up. A slick cover hides SuperX’s top tube bag mount. It's there when you want it, invisible when you don’t.
D-Lightful. The D-shaped design of SuperX’s seatpost enhances aerodynamics and boosts vertical compliance, reducing muscle fatigue so you stay fresh and fast for the final sprint.
SystemBar R-One. Sleek and light, the SystemBar R-One carbon cockpit is a perfect gravel racing command center, giving you an aero advantage, clean integration, and all-day comfort.
Year: 2025
Brands: Cannondale
Published: 11.02.2025, Updated: 21.02.2025 13:42
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