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I am attaching some close ups of the stem and top cap along with the stem and top cap of my Evo for comparison. Hopefully you can see the difference in sizes. I am still looking for a 100mm stem. There is one on PinkBike but I cannot get a response from the seller. Bob

The Six13 and Evo use 35mm OD spacers. The SystemSix uses a 50mm OD spacer. I have attached photos from my 2007 black Six13, my silver 2015 Evo and my 2007 SystemSix showing the steering spacers and stem so you can see how large the section of the frame is where the steerer tube goes through...

Well went to three local Cannondale dealers/shops looking for suggestions/ideas on what stem would be a good replacement for the ControlTech only in a 100mm length. Most of the shops had never seen a SystemSix before and were not aware of the spacer size. One shop was familiar and suggested the...

The rear triangle of my SystemSix employs a CAAD9 rear triangle. I love my SystemSix. It is quick and absorbs bumps well.

Thanks. I am also looking at a 100mm CarbonTech stem. So I will keep you posted.

Yes I believe it is a 1 1/8” stem. The spacers are much larger in diameter than convention.

I have the original carbon Control Tech 120mm stem on my 2007 System Six and it is a bit long for me causing some neck and back pain. I would like to swap it for a 100mm stem or seek advice on how to put a totally different stem on it like a FSA Energy stem. I have an Energy stem on my Evo...

My System Six runs the Ultegra 6800 Groupo with Ksyrium SLS wheels. It is my primary climbing bike. My Six13 is mostly stock with 105 shifters and the rest of the Groupo is Ultegra 6700. It is my indoor training bike that sits on a Kurt Kinetic trainer.

I have three Cannondales. One is a 2007 Six13 in black and white. This was purchased new from a LBS. Number two is my 2007 red and black System Six. The frame was purchased pre-owned and I built it up from the frames, stem and handlebars. The third Cannondale is not vintage, yet. It is a 2015...