The Cannondale Supersix is a dreamy climbing bike. But what if you used a robot to strip its paint and excess carbon?

Current men’s National Hill Climb Champion Andrew Feather did just that, before building it up with a host of exotic parts. This rim brake dream has to be one of the best hill climb builds of all time.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:34 Stripping The Paint
03:15 Groupset
04:03 Brakes
04:33 Power Meter
06:07 Junction A box
07:39 Computer Mount
08:08 Seat
08:53 Wheel Set
10:35 Weighing
11:30 Comparing To The Lab 71

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