Cannondale

All 73Mountain 11Road 10E-City 8City 8Kids 7E-Mountain 7Gravel 7ebike 3Hybrid 3bike 1

25 models

Adventure Neo

E-City2019–

The Adventure Neo is Cannondale's approachable e-city bike — designed for riders who want electric assist for their daily commute or weekend exploration without the bulk of an e-MTB or the premium of

Bad Boy

City2000–

The Bad Boy has been Cannondale's stealthy urban statement since the early 2000s — all-black, aggressive, and unmistakable thanks to its single-sided Lefty fork. The modern flagship Bad Boy 1 leans fu

Bad Boy

City1999–

Launched in 1999, the Bad Boy is Cannondale's 'elegantly aggressive' urban icon — born from transplanting mountain-bike technology, above all the single-sided Lefty fork, into a city commuter. It deli

Bad Boy (Urban)

City2000–

The Bad Boy has been Cannondale's stealthy urban statement since the early 2000s — all-black, aggressive, and unmistakable thanks to its single-sided Lefty fork. The modern Bad Boy 1 leans fully into

CAAD (13/14)

Road1997–

CAAD = Cannondale's benchmark alloy road bike. Standard bearer for what aluminum can achieve. Each generation sets the alloy road bike price-performance standard.

CAAD13

Road2020–

Launched in summer 2019 as a 2020 model, the CAAD13 is the 13th generation of Cannondale's legendary Cannondale Advanced Aluminum Design platform — a lineage stretching back to the CAAD3 in 1997. Each

CAAD13/14 Alloy

Road2020–

CAAD stands for 'Cannondale Advanced Aluminum Design' — the line that for decades proved aluminium could race with carbon. The CAAD13 (launched 2019, 2020 model year) chased that argument with aero tr

Cargowagen Neo

ebike2022–

'Cargowagen' = direct German-loanword positioning ('cargo wagon'). Cannondale chose a Germanic name to compete in the European cargo-bike market against German incumbents (Riese & Müller, Cube, Urban

Mavaro

E-City2018–

Cannondale's premium urban e-bike — bringing MTB-derived engineering (HeadShok) to city riding. 'Style meets function' with zero-maintenance drivetrain.

Mavaro Neo

E-City2019–

The Mavaro Neo is Cannondale's flagship urban e-bike — built for daily commuters who want premium Bosch drive system technology in a city-optimised frame. It comes in multiple builds from the entry SL

Mavaro Neo SL

ebike2024–2026

The Mavaro Neo SL launched in early 2024 as the lightweight ('SL' = Super Light) sibling to the full-power Mavaro Neo. While the regular Mavaro Neo uses a Bosch Performance Line mid-drive and a 625Wh

Quick (Fitness)

City2010–

The Quick is Cannondale's fitness hybrid — built for the rider who wants road-bike speed on a flat bar with real-world practicality. Its SmartForm C3 alloy frame uses SAVE micro-suspension (small comp

SuperSix EVO

Road2023–

The SuperSix EVO is Cannondale's blue-riband road racer, ridden by EF Education at WorldTour level. For years it was the brand's lightweight climber; the 5th generation rewrote that brief by adding ge

SuperSix EVO (Race)

Road2019–

The SuperSix EVO is Cannondale's answer to the best road race bikes in the world — a platform that EF Education-EasyPost has raced at the Tour de France. The current generation uses Series 0 carbon (C

SuperSlice

Road2016–

The SuperSlice arrived in 2016 as Cannondale's modern aero TT/triathlon platform, replacing the long-running Slice and giving the brand a credible disc-brake time-trial bike. It was raced by EF Pro Cy

SuperSlice (TT)

Road2016–

The SuperSlice is Cannondale's weapon for time trial and triathlon podiums. The third generation, unveiled in 2026, achieves 14% less drag than its predecessor — equivalent to 10 W saved at 50 km/h —

Synapse

Road2022–

The Synapse is Cannondale's endurance road bike — built for long days, mixed roads and all-day comfort rather than pure aero racing. Its standout feature on the current carbon generation is SmartSense

Synapse (Endurance)

Road2022–

The Synapse is Cannondale's endurance road platform, aimed at riders who want speed and long-day comfort rather than WorldTour aggression. The current carbon generation is 20% more compliant than its

Synapse Carbon

bike2006–

Cannondale launched the Synapse in 2006 as its dedicated endurance road bike — softening the brand's aggressive race DNA into a comfortable, all-day platform built around SAVE micro-suspension. Across

Synapse Women's

Road2008–2022Discontinued

Introduced in 2008 alongside the men's Synapse, the Women's variant was Cannondale's take on a female-specific endurance road bike: shorter reach, taller stack, a women's saddle, narrower compact bars

Tesoro (Touring)

City2015–

The Tesoro started as Cannondale's touring platform and evolved into a fully electric touring bike as Bosch drive systems matured. The current lineup centres on Bosch Performance Line CX motors — the

Treadwell

City2019–

The Treadwell occupies a unique crossover niche: it uses 650b wheels with wide, high-volume tires to smooth city streets without looking like a mountain bike. Its Ride-Easy low-standover geometry make

Treadwell

City2019–

The Treadwell is Cannondale's friendly, accessible hybrid — a bike designed to remove every barrier to just riding. A low-standover SmartForm alloy frame (with a step-through Remixte option) and a rel

Treadwell Neo

ebike2020–2026

Launched in 2020 as the e-bike sibling of the popular non-electric Treadwell flat-bar urban bike, the Treadwell Neo was built around one insight — most city riders don't want a bike that looks like an

Treadwell Women's

City2019–

Cannondale's design philosophy for Treadwell: inclusive from the start. Instead of gender-specific models, offered Remixte step-thru as universal accessibility solution.

Where to buy Cannondale in Latvia

Local shops and marketplaces in your country.

Search Google (Latvia)
Local marketplaces
ss.comandele-mandele.lv

These are searches on third-party sites — URBALT is not affiliated with them and does not sell directly.