Become a Member

Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more.

Join Outside+ Create Free Account
Already have an account? Sign In
Outside Watch
Premium Films and Live TV
Campfire
Outside Learn
Expand your Skills with Online Courses
Podcasts
The Outside Podcast
Maps
Get the Free Gaia GPS App
Get the Free Trailforks App
Events
Find Your Event
New NFTs
Discover NFT Market
Outside+
See Membership Programs
Shop
Discover Outdoor Products

Become a Member

Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more.

Join Outside+ Create Free Account
Already have an account? Sign In

Brands

Outdoor
Healthy Living
Endurance
Industry

Go Paywall-free

Read any article starting at $2.99./mo*

Join today

Gear

Pro Bike Gallery: Rolland’s Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod

Pierre Rolland is headed into the Alps on a Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod

Join VeloNews.com

Create a personalized feed and bookmark your favorites.

Join for free

Already have an account?

Sign In

Join VeloNews.com

Create a personalized feed and bookmark your favorites.

Join for free

Already have an account?

Sign In

Don't miss a moment from Paris-Roubaix and Unbound Gravel, to the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France, Vuelta a España, and everything in between when you join Outside+.

Rolland's
Pierre Rolland’s Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod got a custom paint job in honor of his daughter. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Jade's
The swirling shades of green and the gold lettering on the top tube remind Rolland of his daughter, Jade. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Stem
There’s always room for celebration. Rolland’s stem is an homage to his past wins. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Swirls
On television, the bike appears to be some sort of lime green, but up close, the swirling details make for an eye-catching ride. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Design
The design shop responsible for the swirling paint job is Art Tech Design, an Italian company. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Seatpost
The FSA K-Force seatpost measures in at 25.4mm at the collar, allowing flex that adds compliance on rougher roads. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Flex,
Cannondale’s Speed Save frame features flattened chain stays that flex vertically for comfort while maintaining lateral stiffness. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
BB30A
The bottom bracket shell isn’t massive like an aero bike, but it still gives Rolland plenty of stiffness for ripping up steep climbs. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Fizik
When Rolland isn’t out of the saddle on the attack, he’s sitting atop a Fizik. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Highway
Rolland rolls Mavic Cosmic Ultimate wheels and Mavic tires that were hopefully swapped out for freshies as the Tour rolls on through the mountains. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Powerhouse
53/39 chainrings mated to a Cannondale SISL2 are complemented by an SRM power meter. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com
Gears
It’s likely Rolland rolls this 11-28 cassette for most Tour stages. He’s not a threat during sprint stages, and the low gears come in handy during climbing stages. Photo: Dan Cavallari | VeloNews.com

Stay On Topic

promo logo