A mouthful, indeed, but a name that’s more than justified. Shown above and below is the crème de la crème, the pinnacle of modern cycling technology: a bike built without compromise and designed not simply to compete, but to conquer.

So, let’s break down exactly what that name represents.

Starting with SuperSix EVO, Cannondale’s SuperSix EVO is the ultimate all-around road race bike. It’s light enough to climb like a mountain goat, aerodynamic and nimble enough to move like a cheetah across the flats and down descents, all while maintaining a comfortable platform for all-day pedaling. It’s a bike designed to do it all, and do it exceptionally well.
Then there’s LAB71. If you know cars, think of LAB71 as Cannondale’s version of Pininfarina for Ferrari. LAB71 represents the very top of Cannondale’s range, reserved for rare prototypes, pro replicas, and limited-production models. These are the crown jewels of the cycling world, where no expense is spared and no detail is overlooked. In fact, the frame alone took 10 months to arrive and is one of two in North America. It’s that special.

For those unfamiliar with professional cycling, EF Pro Cycling is America’s longest-running top-level professional cycling team. The team entered the world of professional cycling with the objective of “opening the world through education,” a mission that remains central to its identity. Notable names that ride for EF include Richard Carapaz, Ryder Hesjedal, Neilson Powless and Lachlan Morton. Bringing together Cannondale’s LAB71, and EF Pro Cycling results in something truly special: a gorgeous, race-bred frame that we’re ecstatic to have the chance to showcase!