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Cannondale has your new good Habit

  • Ron 

Cannondale today officially introduced the all-new Habit, a bike built with one simple goal, to help mountain bikers have more fun, more often.

Habit Carbon 2

 

The Habit, which is expected to be at dealers by mid-September, is a playfully agile and ultra-capable 120mm trail machine that combines a new frame, trail geometry and zero-pivot stays to create a trail companion that can bring a smile to your face on pretty much anything the mountain throws at you.

“We wanted to create that perfect “sweet spot” bike – the bike that slots in between the light weight speed of XC bikes, and the fun and capability of all-mountain rigs” said Scott Rittschof, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Cannondale. “We created a bike to put smiles on the faces of both hard core riders and aspiring shredders alike.”

ECSTC_LOCKR_HABIT_4

 

To find that sweet spot, Cannondale pulled liberally from their arsenal of cross country and enduro technology. The Habit’s 120mm of perfectly dialed suspension travel and “just-right” trail geometry meshes perfectly with the super stiff 120mm Lefty front end, giving a rider the control you need to own your line in any terrain. Super stiff ESC-TC pivot system and ZeroPivot stays create a solid and planted feel when combined with BallisTec carbon and SmartFormed alloy frame materials.

C16 HabitA Headtube

 

The 27.5” wheels provide great agility and traction especially when paired with a proper trail spec of wide bars, wide rims and short stems. It all adds up to a rip-roaring good time on any part of the mountain.

“The Habit is so fun, it’s so good when things get hairy,” said Jerome Clementz, Enduro World Champion. “It’s amazing what you can do with 120mm of travel!”

Habit Lifestyle 1

 

The Habit will be available in 8 men’s models and two women’s models with a price range of $1849 – $11,499. For more information on the Habit, visit Cannondale.com/Habit and be sure to follow Cannondale on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

Check out the video debut of the Habit below. Doesn’t this just make you want to go ride?

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