Mountain

Looking for a fat bike without all the fat? Lightweight construction and nimble OutFront geometry make the Fat CAAD so agile and quick, you'll want to ride it all year long. The 100mm-travel Lefty Olaf fork is more than stiff enough to tell that big tire what to do, while the slack head angle and long front center lets you get rowdy on the steeps. The tight trail measurement keeps things crazy-nimble at slow speeds so you get the most out of that big, fat contact patch. Thanks to Cannondale's System Integrated cranks and offset chainrings, the FAT CAAD's Q-factor is up to 2.5cm narrower than the competition, so it feels like riding a bike, not a horse. The System Integrated crankset and offset Ai offset chainring also balance the short stays and allow for 2x compatibility with up to 4.8" tires!

Looking for a fat bike without all the fat? Lightweight construction and nimble OutFront geometry make the Fat CAAD so agile and quick, you'll want to ride it all year long. The slack head angle and long front center lets you get rowdy on the steeps, while the tight trail measurement keeps things crazy-nimble at slow speeds so you get the most out of that big, fat contact patch. Thanks to Cannondale's System Integrated cranks and offset chainrings, the FAT CAAD's Q-factor is up to 2.5cm narrower than the competition, so it feels like riding a bike, not a horse. The System Integrated crankset and offset Ai offset chainring also balance the short stays and allow for 2x compatibility with up to 4.8" tires!

When you’re on the Jekyll 4 from Cannondale, nothing dares get in your way. That’s because Jekyll’s tough aluminum frame shrugs off enduro brutality and arrives at the bottom begging to do it again and again. And you will, too, with 165mm of Fox DPS EVOL-guided travel in back and 170mm more up front, courtesy of Fox’s stiff, enduro-loving Float 36 fork. Together, they make easy work of gnarly descents where the only break you get is the climb back up. Since we’re talking about climbing, the Jekyll is no slouch in the uphill department, either, with a switch-on-the-fly rear suspension that offers Hustle Mode for tenacious efficiency. Put the power to the Shimano SLX drivetrain via Cannondale’s Si crankset, and you’ll gain elevation as fast as you drop the competition. And, for all-mountain dominance, you won’t find better rubber than the Jekyll’s Maxxis Minions, wrapped around 29mm WTB STP rims, well-known as workhorse hoops that’ll bail you out of your risky moves straight as an arrow. Shimano also provides powerful hydraulic brakes that keep you on course, even when that course can only be described as “sketchy.” So, jump on, slam the TransX dropper post, and flow this trail beast straight to victory.

A race hardtail like no other. Designed to let you out-kick them on the climbs and out-rip them on the descents, this ultralight rocket is your ticket to the top of the podium. Equipped with the Lefty fork, you'll out-corner, out-steer, and out-handle the competition, again and again. Get insane traction with super short chainstays, without being limited to 1x set-ups or sacrificing mud clearance. Cannondale also equips the F-Si with fit-focused wheel diameters to achieve the best possible fit for all riders. With SRAM's XX1/X01 Eagle 12-speed drivetrain and SRAM Level TLM disc brakes, you'll race uphill and carve back down with expert precision. A carbon Cannondale bar, super fast HollowGram carbon rims, and tacky Schwalbe Rocket Ron EVO tires create a slick, race-ready hardtail package that's undeniable and distinctive both on the trail and off.

Cannondale’s Jekyll 2 rolls on a fast, light, and tough BallisTec carbon frame that shrugs off enduro brutality and arrives at the bottom begging to do it again and again. And you will, too, with 165mm of Fox Float X Elite EVOL-guided travel in back and 170mm more up front, courtesy of Fox’s stiff, enduro-loving Float 36 fork. Together, they make easy work of gnarly descents where the only break you get is the climb back up. Since we’re talking about climbing, the Jekyll is no slouch in the uphill department, either, with a switch-on-the-fly rear suspension that offers Hustle Mode for tenacious efficiency. Put the power to the 12-speed SRAM X01 Eagle drivetrain via Descendant carbon crankset, and you’ll gain elevation as fast as you drop the competition. And, for all-mountain dominance, you won’t find better rubber than the Jekyll’s Maxxis Minions, wrapped around 29mm WTB Frequency Team rims that spin up fast and take enduro punishment like a masochist. SRAM’s sweet Guide RS brakes modulate beautifully to keep you on course, even when that course can only be described as “sketchy.” So, jump on, slam the RaceFace Turbine dropper post, and flow this trail beast straight to victory.

The ECR is Surly's answer to those times when you just need to escape to the woods for a while to get away from the humdrum of life. Those familiar with this steel mule know it’s designed around plus tires, previously of the 29” variety. A fully loaded 29+ bike is an excellent way to explore and get away for a while… if you’re of a certain stature that is. For smaller riders, it poses several challenges though. And no one wants new problems when they’re in the woods trying to escape old ones. To solve this, Surly redesigned the smaller sizes of the ECR to work with 27.5+ while the larger sizes are still equipped with 29+. All you medium specimens out there get your pick of the litter as Surly is offering that size in both options. Other updates to the ECR include and are limited to: Gnot-Boost rear spacing and a killer new beige paint job. It retains the abundant accessory mounts that we all know and love like Surly Trip Guide for brakes and derailleurs, fender, rack, and Bill/Ted eyelets, and a Rohloff torque arm slot. The 29+ sizes have two water bottle mounts and one set of Three-Pack bosses. You’ve got lots of options to bring all your “necessities” with you and still have room for excess baggage if you’ve got it.

More fun. Less Stress. With big grippy tires, stable geometry and a lightweight frame, Cujo just makes mountain biking easier. 27+ wheels combine wide rims with big 2.8" tires for unreal traction and cushiony float on just about any surface the trail can throw your way. Trail-focused geometry delivers a stable, confident feel that encourages you to let 'er rip. A tapered head tube, 110x15mm thru-axle front hub and Boost QR rear hub all contribute to Cujo's solid feel and precise handling. A light, simple 1x drivetrain, and hydro discs ensure easy, reliable control and a clean, uncluttered handlebar. Wide range 11-42 cassettes and 30t rings give you a rock-crawling low gear. Wide bars and grippy WTB Ranger tires for control.

Built for big days in the big mountains, the Trigger is pure, full-throttle descending goodness served up with a side of serious all-day pedalability. BallisTec Carbon construction, an Ai rear end, and LockR pivot thru-axles create incredible chassis stiffness for precise control. Short stays and a steep seat angle, paired with a long front center and slack head angle lets you climb like a goat and descend like a grizzly. Plus, on-the-fly travel adjust gives you shorter travel and a more responsive feel when you want it, full-travel Fox performance when you don’t.

The Salsa Timberjack is a hardtail mountain bike that’s equally at home pushing the limits on singletrack or bikepacking to places you’ve yet to discover. Timberjack features modern trail bike geometry, short chainstays for nimble scrambling, and clearance for either 29-inch or plus-size 27.5-inch tires. Timberjack NX Eagle 29 makes hard trails a heck of a lot easier. The SRAM NX Eagle groupset provides light, intuitive 1x12 gearing, while the RockShox Sektor RL fork works with the 29 x 2.6” rubber to smooth the bumps and provide traction. Timberjack’s powerful SRAM Level brakes easily tame your speed when necessary, with precise modulation that sharpens up the control so you can activate that dropper post and light up the trail.

In enduro events, you win the race based on your total descent time over multiple stages, so the logic of building GT's Sanction enduro bike based on a championship-winning gravity bike was obvious. With a weight saving tube set inspired by the Fury's design and 165mm of travel, the Sanction is a winning recipe. The young enduro phenom Martin Maes had tremendous input into the Sanction's design and the resulting ride qualities. The Sanction Pro devours technical descents with a Fox Performance Elite 36 fork and Fox Performance Elite Float DPX2 shock that team up to provide highly adjustable suspension dynamics for race-day fine-tuning. The Schwalbe Magic Mary tires keep you on your line, and they're wrapped around Stan’s Flow S1 rims for hit-taking durability and flawless tubeless setup, all with remarkable low weight. Shimano’s XT/SLX drivetrain has the range and precision to handle enduro, powered by you and a Race Face crankset to push ahead of the pack. But, you still need control to make it down each stage, and Shimano ZEE brakes are there to make sure your stopping distance is as short as your stage splits. Enduro demands a dynamic machine, and the Sanction has what it takes to master the entire mountain.

The Edict 5 is one of the most versatile XC race bikes in the Felt stable of mountain bikes, and it’s incredibly capable for any challenge on the mountain. The durable and light UHC Advanced carbon fiber frame is the foundation for a dynamic ride quality. The bike features a RockShox Recon RL Solo fork with 120mm of travel, a RockShox Deluxe R Debonair shock, and Felt’s signature FAST suspension technology with 100mm of rear travel. High-quality components including SRAM NX shifters and derailleur, RaceFace crankset, Devox handlebar and stem, and a Prologo saddle complete the the build. This bike is equally at home flying up the climbs as it is screaming down the mountain.

As with all FRD-level models, the Decree FRD (Felt Racing Development) represents the pinnacle of Felt's trail bike lineup. Felt engineers developed the ideal carbon layup for trail riding that features UHC Ultimate + TeXtreme carbon fiber, delivering a light, stiff, and incredibly durable frame. Felt’s FAST suspension technology provides incredibly efficient suspension, made even better by the RockShox Pike RCT3 Solo Air fork. A lightweight and incredibly smooth-shifting 12-speed SRAM XX1 drivetrain pairs impeccably with the Race Face Next-R tubeless-ready wheelset and Maxxis Minion tires. For the paramount trail bike, there’s only one option: Decree FRD.

GT's Avalanche Comp offers high-end geometry and performance with a wallet-friendly price tag. Its aluminum frame and suspension fork keep you on the straight and narrow while soaking up the bumps dotting your path. When the trail gets hilly, you’ve got a huge range of gears—27 of them to be exact—that’ll take you wherever you want to go with the reliable functionality you expect from Shimano. The Avalanche Comp also comes with Shimano hydraulic disc brakes for relentless stopping power, even on long downhill sections when you need to be able to trust your brakes! GT and All Terra kick in handlebar, stem, grips, and saddle to ensure you’re comfortably in control, making it an easy choice to get out and ride.

Completely re-designed for 2019, the Bad Habit features fresh, progressive geometry and the new Proportional Response suspension design for maximum fun on any trail, anywhere. With a design that maximizes its shredding abilities and a high-performance parts spec, it's designed to be your go-to trail bike. The frame features a tapered headtube, tube-in-tube internal cable routing, and a two-piece alloy linkage that keeps the suspension moving smoothly. The Lockr thru-axle pivot system creates a rock-solid connection between both sides of the swingarm and the main frame for instantaneous response with no flex. To protect the frame from chain slap when carrying speed through rough terrain, a rubber cover is integrated into the drive side chainstay. With proper wide bars, a short stem, powerful brakes, a 1X drivetrain and, of course, a dropper post, the Bad Habit is built to tame unruly trails everywhere. The Bad Habit Carbon 1 pairs a BallisTec carbon front triangle with a SmartForm C1 alloy swingarm. These are joined with a performance suspension package from Fox: up front, a Fox Float Performance 34 fork with grip damper, 3 ride settings, and a tapered steerer provides 140mm of plush travel, while the rear Float Performance DPS Evol shock serves up 130mm of suspension for ultimate capability. The bike features a wide-range SRAM GX Eagle rear derailleur with NX shifters for fast, precise, and reliable shifting. SRAM Guide R hydraulic disc brakes dish out plenty of braking power and modulation so you can push your limits a little farther, knowing you've got enough braking power to reel it back. For wheels, it pairs wide, tubeless-ready WTB ST i35 TCS rims with Formula boost hubs resulting in a strong, stiff wheelset. Maxxis Rekon 2.8-inch tires take the traction up a notch, along with 3C compound for extra grip and EXO casing for added puncture protection. A Cannondale DownLow dropper post with internal routing further increases this bike's capability in technical terrain. Head out on your next adventure knowing Bad Habit will carry you through.

Built for big days in the big mountains, the Trigger is pure, full-throttle descending goodness served up with a side of serious all-day pedalability. BallisTec Carbon construction, an Ai rear end, and LockR pivot thru-axles create incredible chassis stiffness for precise control. Short stays and a steep seat angle, paired with a long front center and slack head angle lets you climb like a goat and descend like a grizzly. Plus, on-the-fly travel adjust gives you shorter travel and a more responsive feel when you want it, full-travel Fox performance when you don’t.

Point and go. If your style is more "over" than "around", then this is your rig. With crusher 29" wheels mated to Gemini dual travel and Ai agility, Jekyll 29 is ready to rage. The monster stability you expect from a big 29er, but with uncanny agility and snap, thanks to the ultra-short chainstays of our Ai rear end. Placing a link between the swingarm and the shock allows Cannondale's engineers to customize the system's leverage ratios for optimal suspension response throughout the stroke and keep the suspension active under braking while retaining the stiffness, durability, and reliability of a single pivot design.

Point and go. If your style is more "over" than "around", then this is your rig. With crusher 29" wheels mated to Gemini dual travel and Ai agility, Jekyll 29 is ready to rage. The monster stability you expect from a big 29er, but with uncanny agility and snap, thanks to the ultra-short chainstays of our Ai rear end. Placing a link between the swingarm and the shock allows Cannondale's engineers to customize the system's leverage ratios for optimal suspension response throughout the stroke and keep the suspension active under braking while retaining the stiffness, durability, and reliability of a single pivot design.

Kill on the ups and thrill on the downs with the class-dominating weight and stiffness, mountain goat traction, and insanely confident handling of the world's best XC race machine—Cannondale's Scalpel-Si. Welcome to XXC. OutFront Steering Geometry gives you the best of both worlds: slack and stable on hectic descents, yet quick and nimble everywhere else. Unbelievably rigid and precise, Lefty out-corners, out-handles and flat-out rides circles around its flexy XC competition. Its custom extra-long fork offsets (rake) makes Cannondale's OutFront Steering Geometry possible. Proprietary Ai offset drivetrain delivers super short chainstays for climb-winning traction and agile handling, without sacrificing mud/tire clearance or limiting you to single ring set-ups.

Kill on the ups and thrill on the downs with the class-dominating weight and stiffness, mountain goat traction, and insanely confident handling of the world's best XC race machine—Cannondale's Scalpel-Si. Welcome to XXC. OutFront Steering Geometry gives you the best of both worlds: slack and stable on hectic descents, yet quick and nimble everywhere else. Unbelievably rigid and precise, Lefty out-corners, out-handles and flat-out rides circles around its flexy XC competition. Its custom extra-long fork offsets (rake) makes Cannondale's OutFront Steering Geometry possible. Proprietary Ai offset drivetrain delivers super short chainstays for climb-winning traction and agile handling, without sacrificing mud/tire clearance or limiting you to single ring set-ups.

Whether you're looking to add some new trophies to your shelf, or blast local trails with your riding buddies, GT's Helion Pro sports the acceleration and handling required to ensure every day on the trail is a winner. GT's light and nimble aluminum frame soaks up trail obstacles with Fox-powered front and rear suspension, while GT's XC-oriented geometry places s heavy emphasis on speed, efficiency, and agility. The whole thing rolls on Stan's tubeless-ready Rapid rims, Shimano SLX hubs, and grippy 27.5-inch WTB tires that keep you pinned in the corners. Meanwhile, a light and fast 2 x 11-speed Shimano XT drivetrain graces the Helion Pro, with a Race Face Ride crankset to transfer your torque to the trails. And, powerful Shimano SLX hydraulic discs mean you can brake later and corner faster, all with impeccable control. The rest of the Helion is equally high-tech with Race Face's Ride bar, stem, and seatpost, and a WTB Silverado Race saddle.

The Frontier features a Schwinn MTB trail-tuned steel frame with Zoom alloy suspenstion fork for a more controlled ride and a Shimano Tourney 3 × 7 drivetrain with Shimano RevoShift shifters for easy gear changes while keeping your hands firmly on the grips. 26-inch wheels allow for quick turning and faster acceleration while linear-pull brakes provide sure stopping power.

With GT's Fury Expert, pinned downhill runs and stomped freeride lines are the norm. This aluminum rig dismantles everything in its path with GT's dialed Independent Drivetrain rear suspension. Up front, there's 200mm of suspension from a RockShox Boxxer fork and out back 210mm from a Fox Van RC coil shock to see you through the biggest hits and steepest tracks. The rest of the build is just as good. Highlights include 27.5-inch Jalco hoops wrapped in incredibly grippy Continental tires, powerful Shimano Zee brakes, Race Face cranks, as well as quick-shifting Shimano Zee 10-speed rear derailleur and shifter. Add an 800mm-wide bar, direct-mount stem, and WTB saddle, and let fast become your new norm.

The Verb is the perfect suspension bike for a rider that is having to make a decision between a hardtail and full suspension bike due to price. We all know that full suspension bikes are fun, but they also provide more traction and help boost confidence, especially for the beginner to intermediate rider. The Verb has a modified Independent Drivetrain system that gives you class-leading technology at a very affordable price. Up front, a RockShox Recon fork serves up 120mm of trail-eating travel, while an X-Fusion air shock soaks up the rough stuff in the rear. 1x11 Shimano SLX-controlled gearing gives you a big gear range with simplicity and low weight, the perfect combo for dominating any trail you encounter. Shimano also provided the stopping power, with hydraulic disc brakes that you can count on when the trail gets steep, that pairs well with the All Terra dropper post for total confidence on descents. With the Verb Expert, there's no excuse for missing another great trail day.

The Verb is the perfect suspension bike for a rider that is having to make a decision between a hardtail and full suspension bike due to price. We all know that full suspension bikes are fun, but they also provide more traction and help boost confidence, especially for the beginner to intermediate rider. The Verb has a modified Independent Drivetrain system that gives you class-leading technology at a very affordable price. Up front, a Suntour fork serves up 120mm of trail-eating travel, while an All Terra AO-42 AR air shock soaks up the rough stuff in the rear. 1x10 Shimano-controlled gearing gives you a big gear range with simplicity and low weight, the perfect combo for dominating any trail you encounter. Shimano also provided the stopping power, with hydraulic disc brakes that you can count on when the trail gets steep. With the Verb Elite, there's no excuse for missing another great trail day.

Cannondale’s Jekyll Carbon 1 gets you down the mountain hysterically fast with a light, stiff, and tough full-carbon BallisTec frame that arrives at the bottom begging to do it again. And you will, too, with 165mm of Fox Factory X EVOL-guided travel in back and 170mm more up front, courtesy of Fox’s buttery Factory Float 36 fork. Together, they make easy work of gnarly descents where the only break you get is the climb back up. Since we’re talking about climbing, the Jekyll is no slouch in the uphill department, either, with a switch-on-the-fly rear suspension that offers Hustle Mode for tenacious efficiency. Put the power to the 12-speed SRAM X01/XX1 Eagle drivetrain via a Descendant carbon crankset, and you’ll gain elevation as fast as you drop the competition. Meanwhile, SRAM’s flawless Guide RSC brakes modulate precisely, so you can negotiate any trail with dialed control. This rig’s Maxxis Minion EXOs eat loose trail for breakfast wrapped around Cannondale’s incredible HollowGram 30 wheels that spin up like they’re not even there while standing up to unwavering speed through the chop. So, jump on, slam the RaceFace Turbine dropper post, and flow this trail beast straight to victory.

This Bad Habit will definitely die hard once you've sampled its all-mountain prowess. 27.5+ tires give the old Habit a bad boy attitude, upping its all-terrain game for maximum fun on steep, loose, and gnarly trails. The BallisTec Carbon front triangle and C1 alloy swingarm create the lightweight and stiff feel you want for technical maneuvers, and powerful Shimano XT brakes put mind-bending control in your fingertips. Shimano XTR and XT drivetrain components paired with Cannondale's HollowGram Si crankset ensure fewer dropped chains and ample gearing through the 1 x 11 system, giving you the confidence to charge through whatever lies ahead. All this forward momentum is kept in check through 120mm of front and rear suspension, with a Cannondale Lefty 2.0 fork and Fox Float DPS EVOL SV to further aid in the crazy amount of traction plus-size tires provide. A Fox Transfer dropper seatpost, Cannondale HollowGram 40 carbon rims, and Cannondale carbon handlebar top this impressive build.

Cannondale's best XC hardtail just got better. If going really, really fast on dirt in lycra is your cup o' tea, nothing lets you top 'em on the climbs and drop 'em on the descents like the F-Si. The F-Si Carbon 4 features Cannondale's BallisTec Carbon frame with stiffness-enhancing Si offset. The Lefty Ocho fork features no-bind needle bearings and extreme stiffness for pinpoint steering, now with a single crown design. WTB STX i23 TCS wheels deliver on strength and lightweight, while the Schwalbe Racing Ray tires fly over hardpack and dig into sketchy corners. SRAM serves up 12 wide-ranging speeds, and gets it power through a stiff TruVativ crankset, resulting in efficient power transfer and crisp, precise shifting to give you the advantage on every part of the course. Shimano MT500 hydraulic disc brakes provide reliable braking power when you need it, so you can carry more speed and brake at the last possible second, and Cannondale's cockpit components and Fabric Scoop saddle keep you in control and race-ready.

This precision instrument is for the enduro artists, the ones who will use its Gemini dual-travel and poppy quickness to dance and float through the chop and chunder on their way to the top step. The Jekyll delivers all the slack stability you’d expect from a top enduro rig, but with uncanny agility and snap, thanks to 27.5 wheels and the ultra-short chainstays of our Ai rear end. Asymmetric Integration (Ai) delivers some of the shortest stays on the trail, yet has more tire clearance and frame stiffness than even Boost frames can muster. Plus a rear wheel that’s stiffer and stronger thanks to the Ai even-dish build. It all adds up to the kind of agility and traction that has to be ridden to be believed. Co-developed with Fox, the Gemini system adds two ride modes (Hustle & Flow) to the killer performance of Fox shocks. Flip to Hustle to shorten the travel and ramp up the spring rate for a snappier, more responsive feel for pumping through turns, sprints, and traction-challenged climbs. Flip back to Flow for full Fox travel when things get rough. Placing a link between the swingarm and the shock allows Cannondale's engineers to customize the system's leverage ratios for optimal suspension response throughout the stroke and keep the suspension active under braking while retaining the stiffness, durability, and reliability of a single pivot design.

Kill on the ups and thrill on the downs with the class-dominating weight and stiffness, mountain goat traction, and insanely confident handling of the world's best XC race machine—Cannondale's Scalpel-Si. Welcome to XXC. OutFront Steering Geometry gives you the best of both worlds: slack and stable on hectic descents, yet quick and nimble everywhere else. Unbelievably rigid and precise, Lefty out-corners, out-handles and flat-out rides circles around its flexy XC competition. Its custom extra-long fork offsets (rake) makes Cannondale's OutFront Steering Geometry possible. Proprietary Ai offset drivetrain delivers super short chainstays for climb-winning traction and agile handling, without sacrificing mud/tire clearance or limiting you to single ring set-ups.

Cannondale's best XC hardtail just got better. If going really, really fast on dirt in lycra is your cup o' tea, nothing lets you top 'em on the climbs and drop 'em on the descents like the F-Si. The F-Si Carbon 4 features Cannondale's BallisTec Carbon frame with stiffness-enhancing Si offset. The RockShox Reba fork offers 100mm of travel to smooth your way to speed and control. WTB STX i23 TCS wheels deliver on strength and light weight, while the Schwalbe Racing Ray tires fly over hardpack and dig into sketchy corners. SRAM serves up 12 wide-ranging speeds, and gets it power through a stiff TruVativ crankset, resulting in efficient power transfer and crisp, precise shifting to give you the advantage on every part of the course. Shimano MT500 hydraulic disc brakes provide reliable braking power when you need it, so you can carry more speed and brake at the last possible second, and Cannondale's cockpit components and Fabric Scoop saddle keep you in control and race-ready.