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Hi Lloyd,
Great, you made a smart choice buying a Fuji. 28 pounds isn’t that bad. If you like the bike and want to reduce the weight, you can start with the wheels, swapping them would be a positive change in many ways.
Great to hear that you found your way back to cycling, Paul! You are right, both HT & FS have their pros and cons. The Trail 7 is certainly a good MTB, no doubt.
I believe a hybrid bike is the best choice for you if you like to coast on all terrains. If you favor off-road more, then adventure/gravel hybrids would be the best. You have to cut corners on technical trails obviously, but they are fun to ride. We are making a hybrid bike section right now, but in the meantime, you can check the best hybrid bikes on Bicycle Guider
Hi Cusack,
Sad to hear that. Do you have a MicroShift front derailleur? It might happen because Cannondale used such a weak part there, which is a shame. If you tried to adjust it without any positive results, you might want to upgrade it to Shimano’s Deore, for example. Doesn’t cost much but will add value to this bike.
Sam Millers
Hi Satane,
Yes, it is true. (If the cyclist is slow 🙂 )
Agree!
55cm is L which means for riders 5’7″ to 5’9″. What model are you looking for?
Oh man, sad to hear. What model was it?
Nope, but you can easily use rim tape and buy some TR tires 🙂
Ofcourse, Robert 🙂
Hi Jeff,
Really, what happened?
Hi Brandon,
The MSRP for Trail 7 is $720
You can have a look at the Reviews and read more in the Best Bike Brands section.
Hi Lloyd,
Great, you made a smart choice buying a Fuji. 28 pounds isn’t that bad. If you like the bike and want to reduce the weight, you can start with the wheels, swapping them would be a positive change in many ways.
Great to hear that you found your way back to cycling, Paul! You are right, both HT & FS have their pros and cons. The Trail 7 is certainly a good MTB, no doubt.
Thanks for sharing Cynthia!
I believe a hybrid bike is the best choice for you if you like to coast on all terrains. If you favor off-road more, then adventure/gravel hybrids would be the best. You have to cut corners on technical trails obviously, but they are fun to ride. We are making a hybrid bike section right now, but in the meantime, you can check the best hybrid bikes on Bicycle Guider
Kestrel is a USA brand Jason
Hi Cusack,
Sad to hear that. Do you have a MicroShift front derailleur? It might happen because Cannondale used such a weak part there, which is a shame. If you tried to adjust it without any positive results, you might want to upgrade it to Shimano’s Deore, for example. Doesn’t cost much but will add value to this bike.
Hi Rob,
Check your inbox 🙂