Cannondale Jekyll 4 Full Suspension 27.5 2015 Enduro Mountain Bike PRE ORDER

Boundary-breaking, dual-travel, dual-geometry, two-in-one super-bikes that redefine the "all" in all-mountain riding.

The most successful Enduro platform in the world evolves into an all-new race weapon with the 2015 Jekyll. Working with Enduro World Champion Jerome Clementz, we made his winning bike even winning-er with all-new geometry, SuperMa x front suspension, a new Fox DYAD rear shock tune with increased travel, and of course, 27.5” wheels. You don’t have to be Jerome to appreciate its perfect-for -Enduro dual nature – you just have to want the most versatile all-mountain bike out there.

Rider profile:

Enduro racers, or all-mountain shredders who want to climb fast, but want to descend even faster across the whole range of mountain terrain.

Technology:

• TRAVEL - 95mm to 160mm on-the-fly adjustable rear travel. 160mm front.
• NEW GEOMETRY - A steeper seat angle and longer top tube keeps the rider over the pedals and the front wheel planted on steep climbs, while a slacker head angle, longer front center and 50mm stem keeps things stable at speed.
• DYAD RT2 - Two-shocks-in-one technology, updated for 2015 with all new, Jekyll-specific damping and spring rates. More travel, a wider range of rebound adjustment and even plusher compression damping in FLOW mode for smoothing out big, high-speed hits and chatter.
• ATTITUDE ADJUST - Switch between modes on the DYAD and the bike’s geometry changes too. Steeper and more nimble in ELEVATE mode, lower and more stable in FLOW mode.
• 27.5" WHEELS - The slightly larger wheel size provides the ideal blend of snappy acceleration, nimble handling and roll-over momentum.
• ECS-TC SYSTEM - Clamped, 15mm thru-axles in the shock linkage and swingarm pivot, as well as double bearings at the rear dropouts eliminate flex and provide unmatched center-stiffness for complete control.
• SMARTFORMED ALLOY - The alloy versions use our ultra sophisticated SmartFormed aluminum construction for a frame that's light and strong.

Specifications:

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Frame: Jekyll 27.5(650b), 160/95mm, SmartFormed Alloy, BB30, ISCG03, 1.5 Si headtube

Fork: RockShox Pike RC 27.5, 160mm, Solo Air, 15mm Maxle, tapered steerer

Crank: Shimano Deore Hollowtech II, 40/30/22

Bottom Bracket: Shimano Deore w/ Wheels Mfg Adapter

Shifters: Shimano SLX w/ I-Spec

Cog Set: SunRace, 11-36, 10-speed

Chain: KMC X10, 10-speed

Front Derailleur: Shimano SLX, direct mount

Rear Derailleur: Shimano SLX, Shadow Plus

Rims: WTB ST i23, TCS, tubeless ready, 27.5"

Hubs: Formula, DC-51 15mm thru axle front, DHG 142x12mm rear

Tires: Schwalbe Hans Dampf Performance 27.5x2.35" front, Nobby Nic 27.5x2.25" rear, tubeless ready

Pedals: N/A

Brake: Shimano SLX, 180/180mm

Handlebar: Cannondale C3 riser, 6061 double-butted alloy, 740x18mm

Stem: Cannondale C1, 1-1/8", 31.8, 5 deg.

Headset: Tange Seiki 1-1/8 to 1.5", integrated

Brake Levers: Shimano SLX

Spokes: DT Swiss Champion

Grips: Cannondale Dual Locking Grips

Saddle: WTB Silverado Comp

Seat Post: Cannondale C3, 6061 alloy, 31.6x350mm (S, M) 400mm (L, X)

Rear Shock: Fox DYAD RT2, 160/95mm adj. travel, 2015 tune

Know more About Cannondale

(From Cannondale Official Website)

Established in 1971. The company grew quickly during its early years. We introduced the cycling industry's first bicycle trailer, the Bugger, and added successful cycling apparel and accessory lines while earning a strong reputation for innovation and quality. That reputation proved invaluable when Cannondale introduced its first bicycle, a Touring model, in 1983.

We raised the cycling world's eyebrows by building our bicycles around handcrafted, oversized aluminum frames that were both lighter and more flex-resistant than the steel models that dominated the industry at the time. We quickly followed up this success with a road racing model and a mountain bike model in 1984.

Our creative reputation encouraged both bike dealers and customers to join the revolution, and widespread industry skepticism quickly gave way to a host of imitators.

Many of the ideas that keep Cannondale products on the cutting edge come from the sponsored athletes on the company's professional racing teams. The feedback provided by the company's riders, combined with Cannondale's best-in-class production processes, fuel a near constant stream of both new innovations and improvements to existing products.

With a laser focus on a rider-first mentality, we push our employees, our dealers and the bike industry. These refinements aren't limited to the company's competitive road racing and mountain bikes, however; the insights gained through racing, coupled with Cannondale's quest for constant improvement, have also benefited the company's wide array of lightweight recreational bikes as well as its lines of state-of-the-art cycling apparel and parts & accessories.

This is summed up in our mantra to: never settle in our quest to create the perfect ride.

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