Official Cannondale Dealer — Sydney North Shore

0429 325 880 

Brads Bikes is an authorised Cannondale dealer on Sydney’s lower North Shore. We stock Cannondale’s performance road range and back every bike with professional fitting, honest advice, and decades of workshop experience.

If you’re looking for a Cannondale road bike in Sydney, you’ve come to the right place.

2 Miliary Road (corner of Merlin St.), Neutral Bay NSW 2089

  • Monday – Friday: 10am to 6pm
  • Saturday: 9am to 3pm
  • Sunday: Closed

Cannondale Road Bikes in Store

Cannondale has been pushing road bike design forward since the 1980s — from the oversized aluminium frames that changed the game, to the SuperSix EVO that’s still one of the lightest, fastest, and most-awarded race bikes on the market.

Cannondale SuperSix EVO

SuperSix EVO

Framesets for Custom Builds

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The bike that needs no introduction. The latest SuperSix EVO destroys expectations — so light it defies logic, so aero it competes with dedicated aero bikes, and so smooth it rides like a bike with 10mm more travel than it actually has.

We stock the SuperSix EVO as a frameset only — because a bike this good deserves a build that matches. Rather than settling for an off-the-shelf spec, you choose every component: groupset (Shimano, SRAM, Campagnolo), wheels, cockpit, and finishing kit.

We build it in our workshop to your exact requirements.

A custom SuperSix EVO build means:

Your groupset, your choice

105 Di2, Ultegra Di2, Dura-Ace, or SRAM Force/Red

Wheels matched to your riding

Climbing, aero, or all-round

Professional assembly

Built by mechanics with decades of experience, not a warehouse

Included bike fit

We set the bike up to your position before you roll out the door

 

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Synapse Carbon 4

Endurance, Perfected

$5999 complete

For riders who want to go long — fast — without paying for it the next morning.

The Synapse Carbon combines Cannondale’s endurance geometry (taller stack, shorter reach than the SuperSix) with race-bike DNA.

Why a Synapse Carbon 4 is for you:

Shimano 105 Di2 12-speed

wireless electronic shifting

Synapse Carbon frame

with Proportional Response sizing and integrated StashPort downtube storage

32mm tyre clearance

 with fender mounts ready for Sydney roads, rain or shine

Cannondale C1 Aero 27 Carbon seatpost

for added compliance without a gimmick

Endurance fit

more upright, more comfortable, still fast

 

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Cannondale Synapse Carbon 4

Why Buy From an Authorised Cannondale Dealer?

A bike is only as good as the shop that stands behind it. When you buy your Cannondale from Brad's Bikes, you get:

Full Australian warranty

Not grey import stock with no local support

Professional bike fit

We set up every Cannondale to match your body, your riding style, and your goals. A properly fitted bike is faster, more comfortable, and safer.

Ongoing servicing

We know these bikes inside out. When your Cannondale needs a service, we’re the mechanics who built it for you.

Real advice, not a sales script

We’ll tell you which model actually suits your riding, not which one has the highest margin.

Which Cannondale Is Right For You?

SuperSix EVO Synapse Carbon
What it’s for Racing, fast group rides, climbing Long days, sportives, all-day comfort
How we sell it Frameset — custom build to your spec Complete bike — 105 Di2, ready to ride
Ride feel Razor-sharp, immediate, aggressive Composed, planted, all-day smooth
Geometry Race — low stack, long reach Endurance — taller front end, shorter reach
Starting price Frameset from ~$4,999 + build $5,999 complete

Not sure which suits you? Come in and talk to us. We’ll ask about your riding, your goals, and what you’re coming from — then give you an honest recommendation. No pressure, no upsell.

 

Cannondale Servicing & Repairs

Already own a Cannondale?

We service and repair all Cannondale road bikes — from basic tune-ups to full overhauls.

Our mechanics have decades of combined experience with Cannondale’s proprietary systems, including:

  • HollowGram cranksets and bottom brackets
  • SystemBar integrated cockpits
    Cannondale-specific seatpost clamps and wedge systems
  • Ai (Asymmetric Integration) rear-end alignment

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Cannondale SuperSix EVO Frameset

Brads Bikes – official cannondale dealer

2 Miliary Road (corner of Merlin St.), Neutral Bay NSW 2089

  • Monday – Friday: 10am to 6pm
  • Saturday: 9am to 3pm
  • Sunday: Closed

We’re on the Military Road bus corridor and a short ride from the CBD via Neutral Bay wharf.

Street parking is available on Merlin St., and we are easily reached from Mosman, Cremorne, Kirribilli, Crows Nest and North Sydney.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the SuperSix EVO and the Synapse?

The SuperSix EVO is a race bike — built for speed, sharp handling, and low weight. The Synapse is an endurance bike — built for all-day comfort, stability, and long miles. In practical terms: the SuperSix puts you in a lower, more aggressive position; the Synapse sits you more upright with a taller front end and shorter reach. If you race or do fast group rides, the SuperSix is your bike. If you want to ride 150km and still feel fresh, the Synapse is the better choice.

How much does a custom SuperSix EVO build cost?

A SuperSix EVO frameset starts from approximately $4,999. The total build cost depends entirely on your component choices. A 105 Di2 build typically lands around $6,000–8,000, while an Ultegra Di2 build with carbon wheels runs $9,000–13,000. We’ll quote your exact build before we order a single part — no surprises.

What groupsets can I put on a SuperSix EVO?

Anything in the current road groupset range. Most customers choose Shimano 105 Di2 or Ultegra Di2 (best value-to-performance ratio), but we also build with Dura-Ace, SRAM Force, and SRAM Red. The frame is electronic-only — no mechanical cable routing — so any build needs a wireless or semi-wireless groupset.

Does a professional bike fitting come with purchase?

Yes. Every Cannondale purchase includes a fitting session covering saddle height, reach, stack, handlebar position, and cleat alignment.

How long does a custom build take?

Typically 2–3 weeks from deposit to delivery, depending on component availability. We don’t rush builds — every bike gets properly assembled, torqued, and tested before you see it. If you need something faster, the Synapse Carbon 4 is ready to ride (with a fit).

Do you service Cannondale bikes you didn't sell?

Absolutely. We service all Cannondale road bikes regardless of where they were purchased. Our mechanics know these bikes inside out — HollowGram cranks, SystemBar cockpits, Ai rear ends, the lot. If you bought your Cannondale elsewhere and the service experience wasn’t great, bring it to us.

Is buying from an authorised dealer worth it vs online?

Yes — and here’s why. An authorised dealer purchase includes full Australian warranty support (grey import stock often doesn’t), professional assembly by qualified mechanics (not a warehouse), a bike fit included with your purchase, and ongoing support from a shop that knows your bike. If something goes wrong, you walk into our shop — you don’t email a warehouse in another state.

What size Cannondale do I need?

We’ll size you properly in-store — it’s part of every purchase. Cannondale’s sizing runs from 44cm to 61cm across both models, and the Synapse uses Proportional Response geometry (each size gets a unique carbon layup and tube profile, not just a scaled version of the medium). Come in for a proper fit assessment — it takes 10 minutes and makes sure you’re on the right size before any money changes hands.

Does the Synapse Carbon come in other colours or builds?

The Synapse Carbon 4 in store is the Metallic Red / Chalk colourway, but we can order any current-model Synapse build or colour. If there’s a specific variant you’ve seen online, let us know and we’ll check availability and lead time with Cannondale Australia.

Is the SuperSix EVO too aggressive for a non-racer?

Not necessarily — but it depends on your flexibility and riding style. The SuperSix’s race geometry is certainly more aggressive than the Synapse, but a proper bike fit can make it work for plenty of riders who don’t race. Come in and sit on both — the difference is immediately obvious, and we’ll give you an honest recommendation based on what feels right, not what costs more.