Jekyll 800

Holyzeus
Holyzeus Posts: 354
edited February 2011 in Your mountain bikes
Bought this last week

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Nicolai CC

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  • ry1978
    ry1978 Posts: 166
    Very nice mate, I've got a couple of cannondales myself
    Specialized Roubaix
    Cannondale F900 SL
    Specialized Stumpjumper FSR120
  • chick0
    chick0 Posts: 338
    I like it, very cool !
    My Cannondale Jekyll Carbon Build.
  • Stoo61
    Stoo61 Posts: 1,394
    Ooh....no. Not for me.
    THE Boardman
    Pink Orange 224
    Humble but Defiant Roadie
  • jacob2910
    jacob2910 Posts: 218
    weird frame :shock:
  • ry1978
    ry1978 Posts: 166
    Each to there own I guess but I really like the Jekyll frame. They're well built and at the time the adjustable geometry was a great, unique feature allowing the angles to be slackened and sharpened by a few degrees -XC or lite free-ride and anywhere in between. A real all rounder!
    Specialized Roubaix
    Cannondale F900 SL
    Specialized Stumpjumper FSR120
  • Holyzeus
    Holyzeus Posts: 354
    ry1978 wrote:
    Each to there own I guess but I really like the Jekyll frame. They're well built and at the time the adjustable geometry was a great, unique feature allowing the angles to be slackened and sharpened by a few degrees -XC or lite free-ride and anywhere in between. A real all rounder!

    Exactly why i bought it :wink:
    Nicolai CC
  • Holyzeus
    Holyzeus Posts: 354
    ry1978 wrote:
    Each to there own I guess but I really like the Jekyll frame. They're well built and at the time the adjustable geometry was a great, unique feature allowing the angles to be slackened and sharpened by a few degrees -XC or lite free-ride and anywhere in between. A real all rounder!

    Exactly why i bought it :wink:
    Nicolai CC
  • mogi
    mogi Posts: 69
    i had a siemens jekyll900 i absolutely loved it,the lefty bearing migragtion was hard to keep on top of but it was light and fast and had great traction...enjoy it mate

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