Cannondale Bicycles Jekyll
Price: 6999 EUR / 6750 GBP The Jekyll is Cannondales high pivot four bar linkage machine with 165mm of travel for those big mountain adventures. About the brand Cannndale was founded back in 1971 by Joe Montgomery and Murdock MacGregor to manufacture precast concrete housing. Later Ron Davis came to Cannondale. Ron, a gifted mechanical designer/inventor, had ideas for an…
Cannondale Bicycles Habit 2
Cannondale has undergone somewhat of a transformation of late. New riders, new style and new bikes, most notably the acquisition of Rat Boy and the latest incarnation of the Habit. Usually renowned for one-sided forks and quirky technology, they clearly have moved on from old habits in more ways than one. No Lefty, no switches and no special shock, this…
Cannondale Bicycles Trigger 29 4
Cannondale are a bike company that have always walked their own path, the Trigger is yet another example of this. With a bold livery and a proprietary shock at the centre of the bikes design the Trigger range is pure Cannondale. So are they right to shun accepted wisdom? A few weeks with the Trigger would soon yield the answer!…
Cannondale Bicycles Flash Hi Mod 2
When the Flash was delivered to the office the courier hung about to see what was in the box as he was convinced it was empty! With a flourish the Cannondale Flash was pulled from the box and even the courier could see that this bike is a bit special. It is beautifully made and Cannondale have clearly used all…
3 months ago
EWS Petzen-Jamnica was a brutal one with over 1000m of rugged, technical descending over a 40km course but the Cannondale enduro crew was up for…
9 months ago
Check out the good bunch of Brits slapping the slop and styling it up while mumbling undecipherable expressions of post dubstep expressionism. This all fresh…
9 months ago
In Episode 2 of Mitch'N Out our wild-haired protagonist Mitch Ropelato takes on new adventures at home and recaps a wild summer of enduro racing…
11 months ago
Two editions of Trans Madeira powered by Cannondale are confirmed for 2022, taking place in Summer (31st May – 4th June) and Autumn (20th September…
2 years ago
Over the last couple of weeks, Max Fredriksson has teased his curious fans about his new bike partner for 2021 and beyond. The long wait…
2 years ago
You might not understand Sam “Dave” Hockenhull, but his riding speaks for itself. Joining the Cannondale Waves crew, Dave rips through corners, pops off jumps…
2 years ago
This is what Sundays a made for, right?! Enjoy a slice of Autumnal Sunday Funday action in Puddletown, UK, captured perfectly by Nick Roden and…
2 years ago
Using their bikes as tools of adventure, the Cannondale Waves crew took to the road and headed to the Scottish Highlands. Taking a different approach…
2 years ago
Remember! Keep your trails clean! Having ridden this spot for 20 years, I have never seen it so messy. while lockdown has created time for…
2 years ago
Living up to their name, the Cannondale Waves crew loaded up the van with Moterra Neo e-mountain bikes and took to the coast. Hitting up…
2 years ago
After a tough springtime in lockdown, imprisoned at home with only old bike videos for comfort - the restrictions finally lifted and Flowgroh headed for…
2 years ago
Having your own backyard trails is every mountain biker’s dream. Thanks to a bit of extra time on his hands, Josh Bryceland called upon a…
Issue 71
Check out The Trans Madeira
Issue 71
We swung our legs over the Cannondale Jekyll and YT Decoy Core 4 while checking out accessories from SKS, ION, Reverse Components, Squirt. We got our hands on the brand new Ride Concept Tallac Boa shoes and gave 7Mesh Slab shorts a good test over the summer.
Issue 58
Ghost's big hitter, Cannondales new Habit and some of electric numbers from Haibike, Greyp and Merida, plus Rou’s new ride from Cube! Drivetrains get given a grinding with Box and SRAM offering affordable wide range gearing plus kit from Lake, Leatt and Hope.
Issue 57
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 44
It's that time of year where all eyes turn to Whistler for the mountain bike event of the summer. British ex-pat Bex Tatham takes us on tour during her first Crankworx and finds out why Whistler is the epicentre of the mountain bike universe.
Issue 44
Did you win a t-shirt and did we make you famous this issue?
Issue 43
We join the hoards in the annual pilgrimage to Alpe d'Huez to do battle with the Megavalanche. While there we catch up with SRSuntour and Nukeproof to find out just how important this race is to them as they develop products designed to excel in this harsh environment.
Issue 30
Rou Chater ponders the current pace of bicycle development and how the sport just keeps on improving!
Issue 30
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 21
We check out 4 bikes from Trek, Cube, Santa Cruz and Cannondale, plus we look at the plethora of cleaning gear and some shoes.
Issue 13
Jean Pierre Coupe from Bluegrass tells us how this new company took the bike world by the scruff of the neck...
Issue 6
This issue we put some XC race machines through their paces, bikes from Cannondale, Cube, Lapierre, Pronghorn and Trek fight for the top spot. We also have some wheels and forks on test too.
Creating the perfect ride since 1971.