2019 Cannondale Bad Boy | Range Review | Tredz Bikes
For 2019 the Cannondale Badboy has been left unchanged from the ever popular 2018 models. We take a look at these models and what each model offers.
If you're looking for a unique commuter that is both fun and safe, then look no further than the Cannondale Bad Boy.
With Cannondales iconic lefty fork and packed full of innovative features it certainly ticks a lot of boxes.
We take a look at the range and what makes these bikes so unique.
Frame & Fork - 0:24
Groupset - 1:51
Wheels - 2:41
Best For - 3:10
The Cannondale CAADX is an aluminium cyclocross bike, built to be a fantastic racer, with honed geometry, made to give you the competitive edge. It’s not only made for racing, however. For commuting purposes, it could be the ultimate bike. The versatile handling and robust parts make the CAADX ideal for taking on rough city streets as well as back country adventures. We review the CAADX model range, showing the highlights.
With the ability to take up to a 37c tyre, a full complement of mudguard and rack mounts and a comfortable riding position, the CAADX is a bike that can take on many roles. As a winter bike, there’s little else you could wish for, especially when the weather turns. With reasonable price points and fantastic value for money, the Cannondale CAADX range makes for an attractive do-it-all dropbar bike.
The Cannondale CAADX is an amazingly versatile bike. Its main purpose is to race in the demanding cyclocross discipline, but it is also happy doubling as your everyday workhorse. The lightweight alloy frame gets comfortable geometry, making it great for both racing as well as hitting city streets.
From the entry-level CAADX Tiagra to the range-topping CAADX Ultegra, you get Shimano groupsets that are built to shift smoothly in any condition. Every model gets a parts spec that is capable from the off and comes at a very competitive price point too. If a more premium build is what you’re after, then the carbon-framed Cannondale SuperX is worth a look.