Cannondale SuperSix EVO
Road Race · All-round · closest size 54
Aggressive
Stack -1 mm, reach -1 mm versus this frame’s size M.
US list price: $2,599.95 to $9,498.99
ROAD RACE · AERO / MANUFACTURER CHART
An aero road race frame with an integrated cockpit and tire clearance up to 32 mm.
Giant US page chart · Propel Advanced Pro-DA build (2026-10-17)
The AeroSystem frame and integrated cockpit minimize drag
Giant files the Propel Advanced Pro under Aero Race and describes a frame, cockpit, wheels and tires built as one system to cut drag. GnR assigns Road Race, Aero focus.
Classification source: Giant ↗. Read October 17, 2026.
Propel Advanced Pro complete bikes, from Propel Advanced Pro 0-AXS (low) to Propel Advanced Pro-DA (high); two framesets excluded. Model year: Not stated on page; the family page link ends 2027.
Displayed USD 7,800 to 8,000 for the two models on Giant's own US listing page, supplied by Ryan as saved text and not re-opened. The Propel Advanced Pro-DA page shows 8,000 and its Similar Products card shows the 0-AXS at 7,800. Framesets at 3,200 and 2,900 are excluded. Not an availability claim.
Manufacturer price source ↗. Reviewed October 17, 2026.
32 mm. Page text says high-volume tires "up to 32mm" and the spec Extras read "32mm max tire size". Manufacturer limit for the named frame; actual tire width, rims, fenders and setup require a separate check.
Clearance source ↗. Read October 17, 2026.
Maker lists a computer mount and water bottle cages made for the frame. No fender or rack mount is listed.
Chart is the geometry table on Giant's US page for the Propel Advanced Pro-DA (saved as a PDF 2026-10-17, not re-opened). Giant labels the fourth size M/L here. The M seat tube length prints as 528.5. Wheel size is 700C at every size. The integrated cockpit and stem change final fit. Frame stack and reach exclude cockpit and spacer setup.
Lengths are in millimeters. Head angles are in degrees. Frame stack and reach do not include the stem, spacers or handlebars.
| Size | Stack | Reach | Wheelbase | Head angle | Standover | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 515 | 377 | 971 | 71.5° | 746 | Aggressive |
| S | 530 | 383 | 973 | 72.5° | 764 | Aggressive |
| M | 546 | 388 | 980 | 73° | 787 | Aggressive |
| M/L | 565 | 392 | 990 | 73° | 808 | Balanced |
| L | 582 | 402 | 1006 | 73° | 832 | Aggressive |
| XL | 596 | 412 | 1020 | 73° | 847 | Aggressive |
Aggressive longer reach than the fixed benchmark at this stack · Balanced within the benchmark band · Relaxed shorter reach than the benchmark at this stack
Source: Giant manufacturer’s chart ↗. Checked October 17, 2026.
Each dot is one published frame size. The green band is GnR’s fixed geometry benchmark. Frames to its right have longer reach at the same stack (Aggressive); frames to its left have shorter reach (Relaxed). The benchmark does not change with bike type or catalog additions.
Each is the closest match to this frame’s size M (stack 546 mm, reach 388 mm) among current road frames from other brands.
Road Race · All-round · closest size 54
Aggressive
Stack -1 mm, reach -1 mm versus this frame’s size M.
US list price: $2,599.95 to $9,498.99
Road Race · Aero · closest size M/54
Aggressive
Stack +2 mm, reach +1 mm versus this frame’s size M.
US list price: $13,499.99
Road Race · Aero · closest size 54
Balanced
Stack +2 mm, reach -1 mm versus this frame’s size M.
US list price: $7,299 to $14,599
Prices are the maker’s US list prices for complete bikes on the date shown, and include sale prices on that date. Ranges cover only the named builds, not every bike in a family. Framesets, tax and shipping are excluded. A displayed price, including an archived sale price, does not establish stock or a purchasable offer. Retailer prices and later changes are not tracked.
Use this exact chart as your reference, select your size, then explore similar dimensions or a deliberate position change. Confirm the frame generation matches your bike before using it.
Match this bike ↗Similar frame dimensions are a starting point. Saddle height and setback, seat-tube geometry, stem length and angle, headset spacers, handlebars and control position affect the completed bike. Review those details before buying.