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Cannondale Rush Carbon 3

Average Rating 4.00/5
# of Reviews 1
MSRP $ 3500.00
Weight 27.4 lbs
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Description:
    • Frame: Rush Carbon, 110 mm
    • Fork: Lefty Speed Bonded DLR2, 110 mm
    • Rims: Mavic XM819 UST Disc, 24h
    • Spokes: DT Competition
    • Pedals: Crank Bros. Egg Beater

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      Submitted by sasha a Cross Country Rider from San Francisco, CA, USA
      Date Reviewed: 4/30/2008 6:11:40 PM
      Duration Product Used: Tested or demo'ed only
      Purchased At: Big Swingin' Cycles
      Strengths: This is a comfortable bike. It chews up rough trail and could easily support all-day riding. The shocks are very adjustable and the lockout/pro-pedal features work well too.
      Weaknesses: For the price (and considering it's carbon) the bike's not that light.

      For a moderately racy bike, the steering's pretty slow. It's not a bike you can throw into tight twisties. It's more a go where it's pointed type machine.
      Similar Products Tried: Giant Anthem.
      Bike Setup: Stock, with Candy pedals.
      Bottom Line: More of a trail bike than a race bike (which is how it's pitched, sort of). It's a pretty good bike, but it's not for me. Great shock and fork, though.

      Buy it: If you want a trail bike and you do occasional 8- or 24-hour races.

      Don't buy it: If you are looking for a real cross-country race bike or you ride a lot of tight, twisty singletrack.
      Value Rating: 3 Overall Rating: 4



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