2015 Cannondale Trigger 27.5 Carbon Black Inc. [Features and Specs]

The Most Versatile of Cannondale's Bikes Ever Made and the Only Bike You Need in Your Garage. 

Unlike other so-called “quiver killers” the all-new Trigger doesn’t need to compromise between too much travel and too little, too steep geometry, or too slack. Its new and improved Fox DYAD rear shock gives the rider the perfect travel and geometry for whatever terrain they’re attacking.

Attitude Adjust

Adjustable Geometry

One of the key functions of the DYAD rear shock is that it enables the rider to adapt the geometry of the bike on-the-fly for the best climbing or descending experience. We call this Attitude Adjust. In Elevate Mode, the geometry is steeper for a more efficient pedaling position and better front-end control on steep climbs. In Flow Mode, the geometry gets lower and slacker to attack aggressive descents. 

 

SuperMax

The Bigger, Badder Lefty

Everything that makes our tried-and-true Lefty great is what makes SuperMax the best performing fork in its category. It’s lighter, stiffer, stronger, smoother and less maintenance than the competition. You simply can’t beat that. 

 

BallisTec

Carbon

BallisTec is Cannondale's high-strength, high-stiffness carbon construction. It starts with a base structure composed of ultra-strong fibers originally created by the military for ballistic armoring, and high-strength, high-impact resins similar to what is used in the construction of carbon baseball bats. Ride-feel tuning and stiffness comes from precision addition of high and ultra-high modulus fibers and the result is some of lightest, stiffest and toughest frames out there.

DYAD

The World’s Only True 2-in-1 Shock

DYAD’s unique dual-shock technology lets you transform your bike on the fly from long travel to short travel and back again, depending on your mood and whatever the trail is throwing your way. Where other bikes are forced to use one middle-of-the-road travel and geometry for both climbing and descending, DYAD doesn’t compromise. With its dual modes, Elevate and Flow, it delivers the right shock response and the right geometry at the right moment.

ECS-TC

Pivot System

The more laterally stiff a frame is, the better it responds to rider input. A stiffer bike pedals more efficiently and corners more precisely. On many bikes links, bearings and axles flex and rotate relative to each other, and these small factors all combine to negatively influence lateral stiffness. We solved this with our patented ECS-TC™ system.

Frame: Trigger 27.5, 140/85mm, BallisTec Hi-MOD Carbon, PF30, ISCG03, 1.5 Si headtube
Fork: SuperMax Carbon PBR 2.0 140 27.5, w/ Hybrid Needle Bearing Tech, 50mm offset
Rear Shock: Fox DYAD RT2 140/85mm adj. travel 2015 tune
Crank: Cannondale HollowGram SiSL2 BB30A XX1 30T w/MRP 1x guide
Bottom Bracket: Cannondale Alloy PressFit30
Shifters: SSRAM XX1 11 Speed
Cog Set: SRAM XX1 10-42 11-speed
Chain: SRAM XX1
Rear Derailleur: SRAM XX1
Rims: ENVE Carbon 650 AM tubeless ready
Hubs: Lefty SM front - DT-Swiss 350 rear hub rear 32 hole
Tires: Schwalbe Racing Ralph Evo SnakeSkin 27.5x2.25inch tubeless ready
Brakes: Magura MT8 w/ Storm SL rotors 180/160mm
Handlebar: ENVE Comp Flat carbon 740mm
Stem: Cannondale C1 1.5inch 31.8 5 deg.
Headset: Cannondale HeadShok Si
Spokes: DT Swiss AeroLite
Grips: Cannondale Foam Locking Grips
Saddle: WTB Silverado Carbon
Seat Post: RockShox Reverb Stealth dropper 31.6

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