Want a cycling game-changer? You’ve got it. The Cannondale CERV by Priority Designs is a concept bike that adapts to a constantly changing riding environment. Typically, the rider’s body has to compensate for such changes, but the CERV has a “dynamically adjustable headset” that moves both vertically and horizontally during riding. For example, in a…
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Test Ride: Cannondale SuperX (Video Essay)
The arcane sport of cyclocross is a mix of mountain biking and steeplechase that was developed in the mid-twentieth century by European road bicycle racers looking for a way to stay in shape in the cold off-season. They would fit knobby tires on their road bikes and race them around muddy, or often snowy, tracks…
Let's get cyclical
Training Wheels: How to Choose The Right Bicycle
The dictionary defines a bicycle as “a vehicle with two wheels in tandem, usually propelled by pedals connected to the rear wheel by a chain, and having handlebars for steering and a saddle like seat.” That certainly covers the gist of the invention, but after centuries of design evolution, the world of bikes has grown…
Wanted: Two Wheeled Multitasker
Cannondale Bad Boy
Fresh off Cannondale’s assembly lines comes the 2010 Bad Boy line of crossover bikes. Originally formulated a decade ago for professional cross-country cyclists, this is a hybrid that resonates masculinity with its speed and power. If you’re an urban commuter with the occasional itch to go off-roading, Cannondale Bad Boys ($700) were made with you…





















