Cannondale Mountain Bike Frame

Cannondale’s Rize all-rounder becomes the ‘RZ’ for 2010, with the ‘One Forty’ sitting in the all-mountain category alongside the mighty Moto . Its low weight plus long and low ride character mean it’s definitely a bike that’s best for racing up and down mountains the most efficient way, rather than struggling to the summit and showboating down. There are more controlled, versatile and cheaper alternatives out there, though.

Check out this excellent article by Jack Vestal about my Cannondale Ultimate Carbon Flash. It is WAY beyond belief about how nice this bike rides. I am disappointed with the comments on the article but those guys don't understand the circumstances. The bike was built with mostly new parts but we had to wait for a few things. I was so excited about getting the bike together I couldn't wait. And that bike endured an extrodinary amount of pounding on REAL MTB courses during the Intermontane Challenge and rode excellent. And I just won a 3 stage race in Peru on it racing it hard on tough mountain jungle terrain. That bike is beyond belief excellent for any terrain. As for that clamp - all I can say

I had 3 Cannondale rigid frame and loved .... all sold today. My favorite was a killer-v .... Cycling impressive. I'm riding a Trek 3900 with front suspension - but I have a complete picture frame.

Posted by Bob A on 21.08

Several manufacturer is still to be taken.


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Surly (www.surlybikes.com) does some bike frames.

I simply suggest to replace the fork you have with a rigid fork. I would be much cheaper than buying a new bike.

I just bought a cannondale f7 disc from my local bike shop in the middle size of the image. I 5'8''et have about 28''inseam. Is this a good size bike for me.

Posted by DH1 on 08.06

at 5'8 ", a way would be most appropriate time. Your bike shop should have helped you adapt to the bike well.

You feel like a good size for you?

at 5'8 ", a way would be most appropriate time. Your bike shop should have helped you adapt to the bike well.