Cannondale CAAD5 (2001-2004)
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The Cannondale CAAD5, as compared with the CAAD4, featured an integrated headset for a 1-1/8″ fork. Campagnolo’s Hiddenset system allowed for a redesign of Cannondale’s Slice fork, which Cannondale claims not only increased lateral rigidity by 6%, but is 32% lighter than the fork it replaced.
The frame also featured an externally butted head tube and butted BB shell.
Bicycle models in this series include:- 2001 Cannondale R1000
- 2001 Cannondale R1000 Si
- 2001 Cannondale R1000 Si Triple
- 2001 Cannondale R1000 Triple
- 2001 Cannondale R2000 Si
- 2001 Cannondale R2000 Si Triple
- 2001 Cannondale R3000 Si
- 2002 Cannondale R2000 Si
- 2002 Cannondale R2000 Si Féminine
- 2002 Cannondale R2000 Si Triple
- 2002 Cannondale R3000 Si
- 2002 Cannondale R3000 Si Triple
- 2002 Cannondale R700 Si
- 2002 Cannondale R700 Si Triple
- 2002 Cannondale R800 Si Féminine Triple
- 2002 Cannondale R900 Si
- 2002 Cannondale R900 Si Triple
- 2003 Cannondale R600
- 2003 Cannondale R600 Triple
- 2003 Cannondale R800
- 2003 Cannondale R800 Féminine Triple
- 2003 Cannondale R800 Triple
- 2004 Cannondale R600
- 2004 Cannondale R600 Triple
One Comment for “Cannondale CAAD5”
February 13th, 2012 at 11:53 pm
I have the 2003 R800 triple, still in good condition, upgraded the crankset to Shimano triple Ultegra, the rest as original.
I am selling (in UK) this due to new Scott road bike & not enough space to keep both. This has been a great bike but testing the new Scott showed me how far bikes have come on in 10 yrs.