Cannondale Bad Boy 8 2008 • Alpine Bikes

Price: £765.00 (Was £850.00)

Colour

Black

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Product overview

The size of a fist between car mirror and handlebar. Countless rows of cars, traffic lights, busses, 15 minutes to the next city centre destination. A messenger bag full of urgency on the back. It is all about the choice of the right weapon.

Technical Specifications

Frame	Bad Boy Rigid Internal Hubgear Int. Cablerouting
Forks	Fatty Rigid Si Disc only
Wheels	Formula 32h front, Shimano Alfine 32h rear hubs; Rigida Xendo rims
Tyres	Continental Sport Contact 28-622
Shifters	Shimano Alfine trigger BLK
Front Deraileur	N/A
Crank	Truvativ FireX 38T 1.1G
Casette	Shimano Nexus 18T
Pedals	Octopus 2
Saddle	Fizik Nisene Bad Boy
Seat Post	31.6 Forged alloy 1 piece
Handle Bars	Cannondale C3 Black
Stem	Cannondale 1-1/8"
Headset	FSA Full integrated

Frame Geometry

Size	(A) Effective top tube	(B) Head angle	(C) Seat angle	(D) Chain stay	(E) BB height	(F) Wheel base
Large	610cm	70°	73.5°	424cm	298cm	109.5cm
Medium	590cm	70°	73.5°	424cm	298cm	107.6cm

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