Cannondale Habit 4 What we like about it: The complete shock system with the SRAM SX Eagle 1×12 speed drivetrain maximizes our speed experience. What we don’t like about it: The slightly heavier body. Rating (4.7/5.0) Introduction During this time, after […]

Cannondale Scalpel HT Carbon 3 What we like about it: Lightweight and durable carbon frame with proportionally responsive design, paired with RockShox SID SL Select+ RL fork and Shimano kit for the ultimate off-road experience. What we don’t like about

Cannondale Trail 5 What we like about it: Durable aluminum frame with simple handling microSHIFT drivetrain, a great value in a sub-$1,000 bike. What we don’t like about it: For some people, the foot pedal doesn’t fit. Rating (4.7/5.0) Introduction

Cannondale Topstone 1 What we like about it: SmartForm C2 alloy’s rugged frame, BallisTec full carbon fork offers three mounting notches and lightweight versatility. What we don’t like about it: Not enough light car weight. Rating (4.7/5.0) In recent years, gravel

Cannondale CAADX 1 What we like about it: The sturdy and durable frame with Shimano GRX 400’s sleeve system is stable and flexible. What we don’t like about it: There are no more colors to choose from. Rating (4.6/5.0) Compared

Cannondale Habit Carbon 3 What we like about it: Rock-solid lifetime warranty framework, high-cost performance for most people. What we don’t like about it: There are only a few paint choices, making it difficult to meet more people’s choice of

Cannondale SuperX 1 What we like about it: Ultra-light, durable BallisTec carbon frame combo paired with the Shimano GRX 800 11-speed hydraulic disc set and 46/30 WTB Nano TCS Light tires achieve a new balance of weight and smoothness. What we

Cannondale Trail SE 3 What we like about it: The new Smartform C2 alloy frame, combined with the light, responsive Shimano Deore M5100, the RockShox Judy Silver TK 120mm air shock and 29 x 2.3″ front and 29 x 2.25″ rear

Cannondale Cujo 2 Review What we like about it: The RockShox Judy Silver TK 120mm fork and SRAM SX Eagle 12-speed drivetrain take the hard work out of climbing. At less than $1,400, it’s certainly the optimal solution for the