Breaking: Vintage Cannondale Announce the Lunch of their new Bike before the end of 2025! Featuring the….. watch here ⬇️ ⬇️
Cannondale has officially announced the launch of its 2025 bike models, set to release before the end of the year. The new lineup includes significant upgrades across various categories, featuring enhanced technology, design, and performance.
The SuperSix EVO Hi-MOD 1 is engineered for competitive cyclists seeking top-tier performance. It boasts an ultralight Hi-MOD carbon frame, Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 9200 electronic groupset, and the innovative SystemBar R-One handlebar for improved aerodynamics. With a weight of just 6.7 kg (14.8 lbs) and clearance for 30mm tires, it offers a blend of speed, comfort, and handling precision.
The 2025 Topstone Carbon is designed for gravel enthusiasts seeking versatility and comfort. It features a redesigned frame with increased tire clearance up to 52mm, a third-generation Lefty Oliver suspension fork with 40mm travel, and internal down tube storage for gear. The Kingpin 2.0 rear suspension provides 30mm of travel, enhancing ride smoothness on rough terrains.
The Scalpel 1 is Cannondale’s flagship cross-country bike, featuring a lightweight carbon frame, 100mm front and rear suspension, and a geometry optimized for climbing and agility. It’s equipped with SRAM’s XX1 Eagle AXS groupset and a dropper post for enhanced control on technical descents.
The Tesoro X 2 is an electric gravel bike designed for long-distance exploration. It comes with a Bosch Performance Line motor, integrated battery, and a durable aluminum frame. The bike offers a range of up to 120 km (75 miles) on a single charge, making it ideal for extended rides and bikepacking adventures.C
annondale’s 2025 lineup showcases the brand’s commitment to innovation and performance across various cycling disciplines. Whether you’re a competitive racer, gravel enthusiast, or adventure seeker, there’s a model tailored to meet your needs.
For more information and to watch the official announcement, check out the video below: