- On-One 456 Evo Evo or Carbon Evo
Mk2….,30.9 on a steel evo?
Posted 4 years agoGeometry? 29er version?
Posted 4 years agoSeen one photo of the 456C Evo any other photos or specs? Or even the Mk2 Evo, does it exist?
Posted 4 years agoBrantGracie didnt give anything away on Thursday, kids these days…At least it’s slightly less ugly than the other one.
Posted 4 years agoJust found some more info in the comments of an earlier pic – Geometry same. Headtube length same. Seat tube different in and out.
Posted 4 years agoLooks like they have kinked the top tube a bit, good move as the only thing i don’t really like about my c456 is the tall standover and high seat post extension 😉
Posted 4 years agoI want to see/buy a steel 456 Evo 29er please!
68deg HA, 74SA, 17->17.5inCS, nice long TT for short stem use, 2in+ BB drop.
Thanks awfully!
Posted 4 years agoHmmm. As a c456 owner I was wondering if a new version would have ‘snaked’ stays to give a bit of twang in the rear.
If Cannondale used this to create 3″ of travel on their Scalpel then a bit of springiness could surely be built into the C456 rear.
The ability to shorten the chain stay length using the swap-outs would also be a bonus.
Posted 4 years agoBrant
If possible could you bring out a Ti 456 36er in a 14″ frame size please. Ideally with a 30.95223mm seat post and reverb stealth routing, the extra diameter on the ST is to make sure my reverb doesn’t get scratched (for resale). Could you also make sure the head tube is 89mm with the ability to run an internal headset and 1.5″ steerer any more height and I find the thing impossible to ride, room for fat tyres on the frame and forks with implausibly short chainstays but plenty of mud clearance would be spot on. Braze-ons for Rohlffs and normal gears and also the mandatory BB7’s.
Oh and rack mounts for when I go touring/need to take my satchel to work.
Thanks
Posted 4 years agoGood Point I_Ache, I forgot about satchel mounts, well done.
Posted 4 years agoDon’t forget tandem hub spacing I_Ache and a totally non-marking, mud shedding, unbreakable paint finish.
Oh, and a built in bottle opener.
Posted 4 years agoMy c456’s rear end felt very compliant but maybe thats because I’m 16stone? I’d be interested to seeing more. The only thing I’d have changed was the size (18″ to a 16″ though as I liked the Standard HA)
Posted 4 years agowhat about the a stick, and a moon?
Posted 4 years agoHmmm. As a c456 owner I was wondering if a new version would have ‘snaked’ stays to give a bit of twang in the rear.
The ability to shorten the chain stay length using the swap-outs would also be a bonus.
Snaked stays don’t do anything to add spring.
Shorter chainstays would make it ride worse, so we don’t offer that either.
Posted 4 years agoHow much are we talking Brant? 🙂
Posted 4 years agoStill loving my C456. In reference to comfort I find it’s pretty good, i’m about 14stone kitted up with about 30psi on the rear with Thomson layback and Fizik Gobi saddle.
The new lower toptube should hopefully give the option of the longer TT of the 20″ with more standover. I have an 80mm stem and layback post on an 18″ and it doesn’t feel *that* long (6ft), but the old 20″ would be a bit high.
I would prefer bolt on cable routing (bottle cage type rivnuts). With the option of top or downtube mounted guides with full length housing and stops, with a cable guide on the chainstay (like the disc side has) for Alfine users.
Posted 4 years ago
hora – Member
How much are we talking Brant?
POSTED 23 HOURS AGO # REPORT-POST£399
Posted 4 years agoI would prefer bolt on cable routing (bottle cage type rivnuts). With the option of top or downtube mounted guides with full length housing and stops, with a cable guide on the chainstay (like the disc side has) for Alfine users.
I like my bolt on guides but everyone else in the world seems to hate them.
Posted 4 years ago
So no.
Guides are full length with zip tie slots. Dropper guides included too.
Disc mount down downtube and on chainstay. Gear down seatstay.Soon available ? I have an idea to build on a hardtail either steel evo frame or carbon evo frame even I have weak back. I want to see how my body accept riding a hardtail. Ti verson is my dream, but because of my weak back and thin wallet it is not option.
Posted 4 years agoIt’s going to be six months by the time I’ve finished farting around with things honestly.
Posted 4 years agoWhen are mk1 evos back in stock?
Posted 4 years agoFair enough Brant, well I like them :-). Sounds like you’re having a hectic time, some beer over the weekend will fix that 😀
Have you considered pre-cut helitape kits for the different On-one\PX frames?, I think there’s a few quid to be made there. I use it on all my bikes, top\down\head tube and rub spots.
Kuntoilija – As I mentioned above I find my C456 comfortable but obviously don’t expect too much from a hardtail compared to a full sus. If you want more comfort then large volume tyres at lower pressures will make a huge difference (2.3-2.4″), I run 2.1 at 30psi or 2.35 at about 25psi. Saddles and seatposts will make a big difference to, as well as riding position. Always worth spending some time getting riding position and tyre pressures right.
Posted 4 years agoI’m confused – does this new carbon evo have the “new” evo geometry or is it just an aesthetic re-design? If it does have evo geometry does that mean there won’t be any new 456’s available with the classic geometry?
Posted 4 years agoWill there be more room in the chain stay area on the C456 Evo? I originally ran a 3x XT chainset and when I took it off I noticed the outer ring had rubbed on the chain stay.
Also, I’ve set it up 1 x 9 with a 36t chainring in the middle position and it’s still quite tight on clearance.
More room there would be good!
Posted 4 years agoSOAP – Member
When are mk1 evos back in stock?
I was told 6-8 weeks by On-One. That was from the 22nd May.
Posted 4 years ago
Posted 4 years ago
Drool. Altough 29er 🙁Is that the codeine? Any news on when these are expected to appear for sale?
Posted 4 years agoCodeine currently in my kitchen having final cable guide revisions done.
http://instagram.com/p/aQEhLDr3XP/Hope we could get them out in 4 months.
Posted 4 years agoSOAP – Member
When are mk1 evos back in stock?I was told 6-8 weeks by On-One. That was from the 22nd May.
That’s wrong.
Evo Mk2’s will be here then. Evo Mk1 discontinued.
Posted 4 years agobrant, the 29er thing I may swallow, but are there any plans down the pipeline about carbon full susser ?
Posted 4 years agoSweeeet any idea of colours and price of the mk2?
Posted 4 years ago
Also will there be enough or can we ore order?http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOO456CDEO/on-one-456-evo-carbon-shimano-deore-mountain-bike
It’s arrived at last!
(Brant – Any idea when frame-only will be available? And will there be a non-orange option, orange clashes with my green wheels. Ta.)
Posted 4 years agoInteresting that the add claims the original was the world’s first carbon hard tail. It wasn’t even the first carbon hardtail that I owned, that was one of those Trek Purple/Yellow OCLV jobs.
Posted 4 years agoFirst “Long travel” carbon hardtail is the normal byline.
Must say, the full Deore spec makes that a really nice bike for the money, esp. the brakes.
Posted 4 years agoWell it kinda solves my headtube problem, just need to have a look down the back of the sofa for the frame goes on sale
Posted 4 years agoInteresting that the add claims the original was the world’s first carbon hard tail. It wasn’t even the first carbon hardtail that I owned, that was one of those Trek Purple/Yellow OCLV jobs.
The Lotus must be over 20yrs old now?
Posted 4 years ago
The topic ‘On-One 456 Evo Evo or Carbon Evo’ is closed to new replies.