The EF Pro Cycling also sells its competition bikes: Cannondale from 2026 starting at around 5,900 euros

EF Pro Cycling has opened the sale of the bikes used by its riders during the last seasons. Among the first units available are the Cannondale SuperSix EVO LAB71 from 2026, equipped with SRAM RED AXS, and the SuperSix EVO Hi-MOD from 2025 with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2. The sale is conducted online and the team has already announced that it will incorporate more models in early November.

The Cannondales from EF Pro Cycling, for sale starting at around 4,440 euros

The end of the cycling season is bringing new opportunities for those looking for an authentic bike from the professional peloton. After Visma Lease a Bike announced its bike and competition material sale days, now it is EF Pro Cycling that has begun to part with some of the Cannondales used by its riders.

This time, the sale is conducted directly through an official online store, with limited units from the 2025 and 2026 seasons. The bikes are second-hand, have been handled by the team's mechanics, and retain the identification of the rider who used them.

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The first phase of sale includes two generations of the Cannondale SuperSix EVO, with competition setups and different configuration options.

The most recent option is the Cannondale SuperSix EVO LAB71 from 2026, based on the fifth generation of the model. It uses the Series 0 carbon frame, Cannondale's most advanced construction, and is equipped with wireless SRAM RED AXS electronic transmission with 12 speeds and an integrated power meter.

The setup includes Cannondale SystemBar Road SL integrated carbon handlebars, SRAM RED hydraulic brakes, Fizik saddle, and Vittoria tires. It is offered as standard with Vision AGX or Trimax wheels, although there is the option to incorporate Vision Metron SL carbon wheels, with 45 or 60 mm profiles, for an additional fee.

Its starting price is set at 5,889 euros, depending on the configuration (wheels can be chosen and power meter added or removed) and the currency in which it is purchased.

The second available bike corresponds to the Cannondale SuperSix EVO Hi-MOD from 2025, which uses the fourth generation of this model and features a Hi-MOD carbon frame, Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 12-speed transmission, and FSA K-Force Team Edition crankset.

It also includes an integrated Cannondale SystemBar R-One handlebar, FSA SC55 wheels, and Vittoria tires. In this case, the buyer can upgrade the configuration with Vision Metron SL60 wheels and add a power meter.

Its price starts at around 4,440 euros, with a higher cost if the available upgrades are chosen.

There is an important detail regarding the 2025 units. Although their decoration uses the LAB71 logo, the team clarifies that the frames are Hi-MOD and do not feature the Series 0 construction of the LAB71 models.

How to buy a bike used by EF riders

One of the peculiarities of this campaign is that all bikes are shipped from the team's facilities in Girona. Before sending them, the professional mechanics of EF take care of checking, cleaning, and preparing them for their new owner.

Additionally, each bike retains a sticker with the name of the rider who used it during their time with the team. However, it is not possible to choose a bike from a specific cyclist, so there is no guarantee of receiving a unit that belonged to Richard Carapaz, Ben Healy, or any other team member.

The team also warns that components may differ from the published photographs, although they should have a similar value. The bikes are delivered without pedals or bottle cages and do not include the charger for the electronic transmission.

The purchase is made from efbike.com, where sizes, configurations, and updated prices in euros can be checked by selecting Spain as the destination country. The indicated amounts are indicative and should be verified in the store before placing the order.

Shipments are managed via UPS and the preparation time can reach two weeks during busy periods. Prices for buyers from the European Union include the corresponding VAT and shipping costs are calculated at checkout.

As these are bikes used in competition, the team makes it clear that they are sold in their current condition, without the usual warranties of a new product. For buyers from the European Union, there is a 14-day withdrawal right from receipt, with the conditions outlined in their return policy.

More bikes will be available in November

For now, EF Pro Cycling has not specified how many bikes it will put up for sale in total. The store is in an initial phase with limited stock, but the team has confirmed that it will incorporate new units in early November.

Interested parties can subscribe to the official website newsletter to receive notifications about upcoming additions.

With this initiative, EF joins professional teams that take advantage of the end of the season to renew their equipment and offer fans the chance to acquire bikes that have competed at the highest level, with the added appeal of retaining part of their history within the WorldTour peloton.