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Cannondale Topstone 105 SE 2019 specification

Posted by Matt | June 26, 2019 | 4 comments so far

Continuing my latest trend for documenting the original specification of my bikes, here’s the lowdown on my 2019 Cannondale Topstone.

I finally got my Cannondale Topstone 105 in April 2019 and before things move on too much I thought I’d record where I started from. It’s surprising how useful I’ve found it to be make a note of the details of my bikes, nice to have it all in one place and be able to refer to the geometry in later years!

Cannondale Topstone 105 SE 2019

Colour	Graphite
Frame	Topstone SmartForm C2 Alloy 142×12 thru-axle, tapered headtube, flat mount rear brake, internal cable routing
Fork	Cannondale Topstone Disc Full Carbon, 1-1/4″ to 1-1/8″ tapered steerer, 55mm offset, flat mount, 12×100 thru axle
Rims	WTB ST i23 TCS 28h, tubeless ready
Hubs	Formula FW RX-512, 12x100mm Thru Axle, RW RX-142, 12x142mm Thru Axle
Shifters	Shimano 105 7020 2×11 speed
Front derailleur	Shimano 105 7000 31.8mm clamp
Rear derailleur	Shimano 105 7000 11 speed, GS
Cassette	Shimano 105 11 speed 11-34
Chain	KMC X11EL
Chainset	FSA Omega ME Alloy 46/30
Bottom Bracket	FSA MegaExo
Brakes	Shimano 105 7070 Hydraulic disc, 2 piston
Discs	Shimano RT56 160mm front/160mm rear
Seatpost	Cannondale C3 6061 Alloy, 350mm x 27.2mm
Saddle	Fabric Scoop Radius Sport Steel rails
Headset	Topstone Si 25mm Alloy top cap
Stem	Cannondale C3 100mm, 31.8mm clamp, 7° rise, 6061 Alloy
Handlebar	Cannondale C3 Butted 6061 Alloy, 16 deg flare drop
Grips	Cannondale Grip Bar Tape w/Gel 3.5mm
Tyres	WTB FW Nano TCS tubeless-ready 700×40c, RW Nano TCS tubeless-ready 700×40c

Cannondale Topstone 2019 geometry chart

Sizes	XS	S	M	L	XL
Effective Toptube	Size XS525 mm	Size S544 mm	Size M561 mm	Size L579 mm	Size XL596 mm
Reach	Size XS368 mm	Size S377 mm	Size M385 mm	Size L394 mm	Size XL402 mm
Stack	Size XS518 mm	Size S549 mm	Size M579 mm	Size L610 mm	Size XL640 mm
Seattube	Size XS410 mm	Size S458 mm	Size M505 mm	Size L553 mm	Size XL600 mm
Chainstay	Size XS430 mm	Size S430 mm	Size M430 mm	Size L430 mm	Size XL430 mm
Head Angle	Size XS70°	Size S71°	Size M71°	Size L71°	Size XL71°
Seat Angle	Size XS73.1°	Size S73.1°	Size M73.1°	Size L73.1°	Size XL73.1°
BB Drop	Size XS75 mm	Size S75 mm	Size M75 mm	Size L75 mm	Size XL75 mm
BB Height	Size XS284 mm	Size S284 mm	Size M284 mm	Size L284 mm	Size XL284 mm
Wheelbase	Size XS1011 mm	Size S1022 mm	Size M1040 mm	Size L1060 mm	Size XL1078 mm
Headtube	Size XS89 mm	Size S118 mm	Size M149 mm	Size L182 mm	Size XL214 mm
Front centre	Size XS593 mm	Size S603 mm	Size M621 mm	Size L641 mm	Size XL659 mm
Fork offset	Size XS55 mm	Size S55 mm	Size M55 mm	Size L55 mm	Size XL55 mm

Filed under Bikes in June 2019

About the author

Matt is one of the founding Molefathers of the Muddymoles, and is the designer and main administrator of the website.

Having ridden a 2007 Orange Five for many years then a 2016 YT Industries Jeffsy 29er, he now rocks a Bird Aether 9 and a Pace RC-627.

An early On-One Inbred still lurks in the back of the stable as a reminder of how things have moved on. You can even find him on road bikes - currently a 2019 Cannondale Topstone 105 SE, a much-used 2011 Specialized Secteur and very niche belt drive Trek District 1.

If you've ever wondered how we got into mountain biking and how the MuddyMoles started, well wonder no more.