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Cannondale releases new Jekyll and Trigger mountain bike models

WILTON, Conn. (BRAIN) — Cannondale is introducing entirely new versions of its high-performance long-travel mountain bike models – Jekyll and Trigger. The Jekyll is for enduro racers, while Trigger is for aggressive all-mountain riders. Both bikes feature new dual-ride-mode shock technology. "This is an exciting new start for both bikes," said Peter Vallance, global director of product management for Cannondale. "The goal was to stay true to the technological advancements of previous models, but push the performance envelope with simple but powerful features like our new Gemini shock, Ai offset drivetrain and LockR pivots. We even designed them to accept a full-size water bottle in the main triangle." The patented Gemini rear shock technology was developed in collaboration with Fox Racing Shocks. It adds two distinct ride modes, called Hustle and Flow, to the Fox Float X and DPS shocks. Activated by a handlebar remote, the Hustle mode sh

The Best New Bikes and Gear at the 2017 Sea Otter Classic

Each year the bike industry gathers in Monterey, California, for the Sea Otter Classic. The event combines races and rides with a bustling outdoor trade show. You can ride a gran fon do and drool on the coolest new products all in one place. This year’s edition had a noticeable mountain bike focus, as some of the biggest brands brought new trail rippers to the show. If you didn’t make it out to California, we’re here for you. We’ve assembled all the best products we saw right here. Ibis Ripley LS The third generation Ibis Ripley updates the legendary company’s flagship all-around shredder. The Ripley’s 29-inch wheels offer a nod toward its cross-country roots, but the current geometry with its long wheelbase and slack head tube give it trail bike-style stability. The Ripley can run 130 to 140 mm front suspension forks and offers 120mm of rear suspension. The DW-Link suspension system allows for more efficient pedaling. Ibis-built 35mm-wide rims provide a stif

Bike maker expands product line and workspace amid sales boom

After five years fighting for a toehold in the mountain bike industry, a Denver brand is expanding its local presence with more production space and a new line of bikes. In January, Guerrilla Gravity, located near the Broncos stadium at 2031 Bryant St., took over another 1,000 square feet next door. “We’ve pretty much doubled production from this year versus last year,” co-owner Kristy Anderson said. “We are definitely seeing an increasing demand for production.” Anderson said she boosted output from 20 to 40 bikes per month. She said the company will lease another 2,000 square feet from the same location in a year. And Guerrilla Gravity keeps tweaking its product lineup. It introduced two bike models last spring and summer, followed by a new model this February, bringing the company’s total to five. The newest, the Megatrail SS, has a climb switch to adjust it for climbing or descending. “Here on the Front Range there is a lot of climbing, but

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