Cannondale F1 2008 • Alpine Bikes

Price: £1,500.00

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Product overview

CO2 - Cannondale Oversized and Optimized design. These hardtails are a starting point for appreciation. When a rider experiences the lightweight, efficient ride quality and beautiful craftsmanship of a Cannondale frame - there's no turning back!

Technical Specifications

Frame	Caffeine
Forks	Lefty Speed 110 DLR2
Wheels	Cannondale Lefty front, DT Swiss 370 rear hubs; Mavic XM 317 Disc rims
Tyres	Hutchinson Piranha, 26 x 2.0''
Shifters	Shimano LX Rapidfire plus
Front Deraileur	Shimano XT Shadow SGS
Crank	Shimano XT, 22/32/44
Casette	SRAM PG-950, 11-34
Pedals	Wellgo clipless
Saddle	Fi'zik Nisene Sport
Seat Post	Cannondale C3, 31.6 x 350mm
Handle Bars	FSA XC-282 AOS, 25mm rise
Stem	Cannondale XC3 Headshok, 31.8mm
Headset	Cannondale Headshok Si

Frame Geometry

Size	(A) Effective top tube	(B) Head angle	(C) Seat angle	(D) Chain stay	(E) BB height	(F) Wheel base
Large	62.2cm	70°	73.5°	42.4cm	29.8cm	110.6cm
Medium	59.7cm	70°	73.5°	42.4cm	29.8cm	104.9cm

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