Gallery: Cannondale’s new Synapse HM road bike
- By Caley Fretz
- Published Mar. 4, 2013
- Updated Mar. 5, 2013 at 2:39 PM EDT

All-new Cannondale Synapse HM
A frame that we believe is Cannondale's upcoming Synapse HM, based on the most recent addition to the UCI's approved frames list, was used by Cannondale Pro Cycling's Fabio Sabatini and Kristjan Koren at Strade Bianche on Saturday. The frame looks to be a replacement for the old Synapse, Cannondale's current endurance road frame. There's a good chance that more of the squad will be on the frames for the rougher cobbled classics. Photo: Kei Tsuji

All-new Cannondale Synapse HM
The new frame features internal routing and a stout downtube. Photo: Kei Tsuji

All-new Cannondale Synapse HM
A kink in the rear stays is likely inteded to add a bit of flex. Photo: Kei Tsuji

All-new Cannondale Synapse HM
We're not entirely sure what this split seat tube is for, but it likely plays some role in the vertical flex of the bike's rear end. Photo: Kei Tsuji

All-new Cannondale Synapse HM
The seatpost junction on the new Cannondale frame. Photo: Kei Tsuji

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Caley Fretz
Tech Editor Caley Fretz came on board with VN in September 2010, and now splits his year between Boulder, Colorado and Annecy, France. Beyond his journalistic pursuits, he is a category 1 road, 'cross and track racer. He also holds a pro XC mountain bike license, though unlicensed racing is now more his style.















