Canondale Bikes Prices - How Much Can You Expect To Pay?

Canondale bikes prices vary according to size, style and status. Obviously a recreational style is going to cost less than a fully fledged racing machine for professionals.

It’s difficult to give you a ball park figure of how much your Canondale bikes will cost so instead, we’ve picked three diiferent bikes from their range to give you some idea of what you’ll be looking at as far as price is concerned.

In short, prices for Canondale bikes can range from as low as $500 all the way up to $10,000 and this includes models for kids right up to the professional editions. Here’s a quick guide:

Cannondale Adventure 5

This model is priced around the $500 mark and by shopping online you will probably be able to find it a lot cheaper when discounts are factored in. The Adventure 5 is an all purpose bike and will tackle just about any terrain. It features the famous Cannondale lightweight aluminum frame as well as the Spinner suspension fork and is described as a smooth ride. It’s a responsive model with a 24 speed drive train which is easily manipulated with one hand. It’s not called adventure for no reason and is at the lower end of the price scale.

Cannondale RZ One Forty 4

This bike is one of the toughest two wheelers you’ll ever sit on and will set you back a cool $2500. Again, prudent shopping online looking for discounted deals will usually prove beneficial. The RZ One Forty 4 has all the features you need to tackle tough terrains. But the great thing about this model is the ride is comfortable. There are not too many descents that can challenge this “little tiger” and it will get the better of most. The drivetrain can fire off the shifts in quick succession which is one of the keys to conquering tough descents.

Cannondale Super Six Hi-Mod Di 2 Compact

At the top of the price scale this machine will give you all the top acceleration and quick velocity usually associate with professional European team bikes. While it’s pricey that’s for good reason and you get what you pay for an more. Taking corners of any description is a breeze for the SuperSix Hi-MOD Di2 and it’s electronic shifting feature is cutting edge stuff. How good is this model and why the price. Well, just look up the results of the 2009 climbers section at the Tour de France and you’ll soon realize what a great reputation this model has.