Cannondale Bad Boy 8 WE 2009 • Alpine Bikes

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The perfect urban utility bike that started the revolution. Tougher than any other bike out there, the Bad Boy is versatility in its true form. Work, touring, sight seeing, commuting - it will take it all in its stride. And look good to boot.

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Frame	New Bad Boy Disc SI
Forks	New SI Fatty Solo
Rear shocks	N/A
Wheels	Cannondale Lefty/Shimano Alfine / Bad Boy X320 32h 28"
Tyres	Schwalbe Kojak Bad Boy Edition 622 x 28
Shifters	Shimano Alfine
Front Deraileur	N/A
Crank	Truvativ FireX 42 T
Casette	Truvative GigaXpipe
Pedals	Octopus 2
Saddle	Fizik Pave Bad Boy Edition
Seat Post	New Bad Boy double clamp 31,6
Handle Bars	Cannondale Bad Boy 31,8
Stem	New Cannondale C4 31,8
Headset	1 1/8 semi integrated
Brake Set	Avid Juicy 3 hydraulic Disc Brake

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The perfect urban utility bike that started the revolution. Tougher than any other bike out there, the Bad Boy is versatility in its true form. Work, touring, sight seeing, commuting - it will take it all in its stride. And look good to boot. Available in white.

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