Chosen by athletes around the globe, Cannondale mountain bikes have continually pushed the innovation envelope to deliver race-winning performance. The weight-shaving Hollowgram crankset and head-turning Lefty fork – among many other innovations – have revolutionized the industry and improved the pedaling experience of racers and casual riders alike. Ride one at a dealer near you.
- Frame Scalpel, 67 mm
- Fork HeadShok Super Fatty Ultra DLR, 80 mm
- Rear Shock FOX Float RP3
- Rims Mavic XM117 Disc, 32 hole
- Hubs Shimano M475
- Spokes DT Swiss Champion
- Tires IRC Serac XC, 26 x 2.1"
- Pedals CrankBrothers Egg Beater
- Crank FSA V-Drive MegaExo, 22/32/44
- Chain Shimano 9-speed
- Rear Cogs SRAM PG-970, 11-34
- Bottom Bracket FSA V-Drive MegaExo
- Front Derailleur Shimano LX
- Rear Derailleur SRAM X-9
- Shifters SRAM X-7 Trigger
- Handlebars Cannondale Fire, flat
- Stem Cannondale XC3 HeadShok, 25.4 mm
- Headset Cannondale HeadShok Si
- Brakeset Avid BB5 Disc
- Brakelevers Cannondale Fire
- Saddle Fi'zi:k Nisene II Sport
- Seat Post FSA FR-270
- Colors Jet Black (matte) (BBQ), Race Red (gloss) (RED).
- Sizes S, M, L, X
WEIGHT: Don't see a weight listed for this bike? Wondering why that is? Well, we used to list our weights based upon medium or 56 cm frame and err on the side of caution when we know there will be variances due to welds, paint thicknesses, etc. But some of our competitors are weighing their small or extra small frames and rounding down. Then you're left wondering what's going on and making important buying decisions based upon faulty information. That's not right.
So because weight is too important to you as a consumer, we encourage a healthy bit of skepticism over published weights. Go to your local dealer, see it, feel it, weigh it and test ride it for yourself. We're that confident. You should be, too.
SPECIFICATION CHANGES & UPDATES
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