Cannondale Jekyll Carbon 1: A mountain bike with a black and green frame and yellow wheels leaned against a tree in a pine forest. The ground is covered with pine needles, and there are tall trees in the background with a misty atmosphere.
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MSRP: $5,349
#143 out of 418 Full suspension bikes
Brand: Cannondale
The Go Anywhere, Ride Anything, Two-Bikes-in-One Superbike. Indulge both sides of your personality - no potions needed. With the revolutionary DYAD shock, Jekyll is back with a vengeance and rewriting the rules once again.



2010 Specs:

Frame Jekyll, 150/90 mm, BallisTec Hi-MOD Carbon, BB30, ISCG03, 1.5 Si headtube

Fork Fox 32 Talas RLC FIT, 150mm, 15QR thru axle, 1.5"

Rear Shock Fox DYAD RT2 dual shock 150/90 mm

Rims Sun Ringle Black Flag Pro

Hubs Sun Ringle Black Flag Pro, 15 mm front, 142x12 mm rear

Spokes Wheelsmith

Tires Schwalbe Nobby Nic PaceStar, 26 x 2.4" tubeless ready

Pedals n/a

FSA SL-K BB30 42/32/24

BottomBracket FSA BB30

Chain KMC X10SL , 10-speed

Rear Cogs Shimano XT 11-36T

Front Derailleur Shimano XT

Rear Derailleur Shimano XT

Shifters Shimano XT

Handlebars FSA SL-K Riser 680 x 18 mm

Stem Cannondale C2 1.5", 31.8

Headset Tange Seiki 1.5", integrated

Brakes Avid Elixir CR Carbon, 185/185 mm

Brakelevers Avid Elixir CR Carbon

Saddle Fi'zi:k Gobi Mg

Seat Post RockShox Reverb Adjustable

Grips S, M, L, X

Extras Cannondale alloy locking grips w/closed end



WEIGHT: Don't see a weight listed for this bike? Wondering why that is? Well, we used to list our weights based upon medium or 56 cm frame and err on the side of caution when we know there will be variances due to welds, paint thicknesses, etc. But some of our competitors are weighing their small or extra small frames and rounding down. Then you're left wondering what's going on and making important buying decisions based upon faulty information. That's not right.



So because weight is too important to you as a consumer, we encourage a healthy bit of skepticism over published weights. Go to your local dealer, see it, feel it, weigh it and test ride it for yourself. We're that confident. You should be, too.



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