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2026 Cannondale Bad Habit 1 Bike
Overall Review
Cannondale’s Bad Habit is one of those bikes that sells the do-everything experience. It’s an enduro race bike. It’s an all-mountain adventure vessel. It's playful enough to rip a bike park. It’s ready to go for an all-day pedal. I generally appreciate bikes like this because if you can afford only one bike to serve most use cases, it’s often money well spent. However, striving to maximize versatility can lead to mediocrity. That’s the line bikes like the Bad Habit walk. When the bike launched , it caught my attention because it was spec'd like an enduro bike (minus the Lyrik fork) but had...
Posted by Jason_Schroeder on 7/2/2026 8:26am
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2024 Cannondale Moterra SL 1 E-Bike
Overall Review
The Moterra SL is Cannondale's first dive into the SL eMTB category. Freshly released in February, they took the same approach as Giant and Karbon Bikes, delivering riders full power in a lighter package. The caveat: they've created a true 'full size' e-bike, meaning it pairs an 85 Nm motor with a 601 Wh battery and has a claimed achievable weight of less than 45 pounds. Highlights Cannondale Series 1 carbon frame Mixed wheels (dual 29-inch compatible) 150mm of rear wheel travel // 160mm fork travel FlexPivot suspension design Custom 601 Wh battery 85 Nm Shimano EP801 motor Integrated top tube...
Posted by Jason_Schroeder on 4/15/2024 10:25pm
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2021 Cannondale Jekyll 1 Bike
Vital Review
Overall Review
To us, what makes the new Cannondale Jekyll so cool is that it seems to be the finalization of the bikes being prototyped in the 2019 UCI World Cup. With the prototypes capable of using two shocks, Cannondale has settled for just one with this frame while keeping the shock placement very similar. It is also one of the new bikes under Cannondale's new brand image and reimagination of their lineup. While the FOX DYAD pull shock and Lefty fork are no longer found on Jekyll models, the fully redesigned bike really is more capable than ever. Highlights Carbon frame 29-inch wheels 165mm (6.5-inches)...
Posted by Jonathon Simonetti on 2/25/2022 6:56am
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