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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Cannondale SuperX. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- The SuperX is available in three builds: SuperX 3, 2, and the top-end LAB71.
- Testers of the SuperX 2 praise the bike's quick acceleration and ease of maintaining high speeds.
- Experts relish the performance on climbs thanks to the responsive, efficient frame and low weight.
- The built-in frame flex and D-shaped seatpost help soak up vibrations for improved comfort over long rides.
- Experts appreciate the SuperX’s stability at high speeds and over rough terrain.
- The SuperX's precise handling inspires confidence on steep downhills and technical terrain.
- The SuperX’s agility allows testers to lean into corners aggressively.
- The UCI-approved frame has a top tube bag mount, two bottle cage mounts, and fully integrated cabling.
- The frameset can accommodate up to a 51mm tire in the front and 48mm in the rear.
- Cannondale's wheel sensor tracks ride distance and speed and syncs with Cannondale's app and third-party fitness apps.
- Cannondale provides a lifetime warranty for the frame.
5 reasons not to buy
- A tester finds the SuperX 2's gear range limiting on steep off-road ramps above 15%.
- Two experts say the stiff cockpit translates to a harsh front end feel.
- Only the top-end SuperX LAB71 comes with a power meter.
- The frame doesn't have any cable guides, and the fully integrated cable routing complicates servicing.
- The SuperX LAB71 is much more expensive than competing top-end gravel race bikes.
Bottom line
Cannondale's SuperX is a gravel race bike available in three builds: SuperX 3, 2, and LAB71. Only the SuperX 2 is tested. Experts relish the precise steering, stability, and comfort on long rides over varied terrains. The responsive, efficient frame makes it easy to reach and maintain high speeds, and the low weight is ideal for climbing. Some testers feel the 2x SuperX 2 and 3 lack gearing for steep off-road climbs, instead favoring a wider 1x cassette. While experts are impressed with the SuperX's capabilities, they feel the LAB71 is overpriced.Expert Reviews
89/100 based on 3 rated expert reviewsCannondale SuperX – The Best Gravel Racer on the Market? [French]
Cannondale SuperX 2025 Review – From Cyclocross Legend to Gravel Race Rig?
New Cannondale SuperX, From Cyclo-Cross to Gravel Racing [French]
New Cannondale SuperX, a Fast Gravel Aero Bike, Highly Absorbent and With a Groundbreaking Design [Spanish]
New Product Review | Cannondale SuperX 2025: Very Gravel, Very Race, a Little Cross [French]
[Test] Cannondale SuperX 2025, a Gravel-Cross-Racing Experience in Aube [French]
Review: The Cannondale SuperX Is a Gravel Racer With Balanced Handling [Dutch]
Getting to Grips With the Cannondale SuperX, a Gravel Bike Built for Performance [French]
First Test of the New Cannondale SuperX: Gravel Fast and Control [French]
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