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Fontana riding the new Cannondale Scalpel
Today we spotted Marco Aurelio Fontana doing laps on the Monte Tamaro XC track with a new bike, what probably will be presented as the new Cannondale Scalpel. Full carbon frame for 29″ wheels. Flexing carbon seat stays. No bearing … Continue reading Fontana riding the new Cannondale Scalpel
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[Bike Check] Clementz’s Cannondale Jekyll with Sram Eagle 1×12
Directly from the EWS in Chile, Jerome’s Cannondale Jekyll with the brand new SRAM Eagle 1×12 drivetrain. 27.5″, size M, carbon frame. 160mm of rear travel, Dyad 2 shock. The Eagle X01. RockShox Lyrik. HT Components T1 pedals. WTB SL8 saddle. Truvativ Descendant … Continue reading [Bike Check] Clementz’s Cannondale Jekyll with Sram Eagle 1×12
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[Spy Shots] The New Cannondale Scalpel?
During the prologue of the Cape Epic a new Cannondale full suspended bike has be seen. The new Scalpel? Source
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Jerome Clementz – Cannondale’s Jekyll DYAD RT2 Shock Setup Tips
Cannondale with their Jekyll offering have bucked the trend when it comes to suspension. A pull shock and a lefty fork is about as different as it gets. Jerome Clementz the 2013 Enduro World Series champion was instrumental in the … Continue reading Jerome Clementz – Cannondale’s Jekyll DYAD RT2 Shock Setup Tips
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Cannondale Jekyll Carbon 27.5″ First Ride
Cannondale a few months back sent us a large size carbon 27.5″ Jekyll frame kit as used and developed by 2013 Enduro World Series Champion Jerome Clementz. The idea behind just a frame kit was that we could build it … Continue reading Cannondale Jekyll Carbon 27.5″ First Ride
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