Name: Cannondale Trail 5
Brand: Cannondale
SKU: 63ca6b60fe715c89406969cd
Rating: 2.9 (12 reviews)

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 They're just I mean plastic and they don't there's not very much grip on them So you want to look at upgrading those another upgrade you could possibly look at is maxis tires or any tires really? They're pretty I mean, these are nice tires. They're just the treads really lacking not very beefy Which for just riding trails, I mean it would probably be fine but like when you get to the wet wet conditions and Like mud and rocks and stuff you'll start slipping and sliding So you want to look at upgrading the tires probably i've had no complaints with this bike. It's done me great I've had it since october about nine months. I've been i've Loved mountain biking and I uh, i'm definitely looking forward to getting more into this sport If you're looking at getting an entry-level bike for to get into mountain biking i'd recommend this it's great Their canadale has a couple higher and lower models of the trail So you can always look at those but like I said, this is the trail five It's a very nice bike

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Cannondale Trail 5 Review | Best Beginner MTB?? - YouTube

Bike is a Cannondale Trail SL3, with a one-by drivetrain. My first bike with one-by, and I'm absolutely loving it.

Made use of the excellent morning light to grab a glamour shot of my bike today

 They are stiffer and with less flex, providing better traction and surface feel than models with a straight steerer. The threadless stem is a 4-bolt model, made from Cannondale's C4 alloy, which is a 3D Ford 6061 aluminum alloy. On the medium frame, this is 31.8mm long

 Once home, I could barely walk. Despite the difficulty I had getting it home, I really enjoyed the ride. I was hooked. From that moment on, I began to ride as much as I could and watch what I ate and drank

 As someone who's never owned a bike other than Big Bucks bikes prior to this, I find the components on it to be amazing and more than adequate for my current use and skill level. As a matter of fact, I've never even owned a bike with a suspension fork before this. Speaking of suspension forks, the Trail 5 comes equipped with the RockShox XC30TK. It's a coil sprung fork with 100mm of travel, preload adjustment, and suspension lockout

 I will, however, agree that this fork is lacking in adjustments. When I turn the preload adjustment knob, I can feel only a slight difference in the feel of the suspension. For me, this isn't a deal breaker, as it feels good enough for my purposes. I've also noticed that the lockout feature doesn't completely lock out the suspension

My review of the  2019 Cannondale Trail 5.  If you did a search for the 2020 Trail 4, this bike is the 2019 equivalent with the same geometry and components.

2019 Cannondale Trail 5 Review - YouTube

I am currently in the market for my first bike. Hoping to stay in the $500-800 range. Considering how new I am to cycling and how varied my requirements are, I figure a hybrid would be best as my first, but I could be wrong. Basically, my goal for this bike is just to stay active on my days off from running. There is a 30 mile paved trail nearby that I would love to ride, several relatively quiet country roads nearby, and a small dirt/gravel/the occasional tree root trail right behind my house that I would like ride regularly. 

I'm sure the ideal situation would be to get a road bike and a separate mountain bike for the trail at home, but my wife and I are trying to stay as close to the budget as possible on this.

I've been looking at the Trek FX3 Disc primarily, but I would love input from anyone with more experience. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

<div class="md">I am currently in the market for my first bike. Hoping to stay in the $500-800 range. Considering how new I am to cycling and how varied my requirements are, I figure a hybrid would be best as my first, but I could be wrong. Basically, my goal for this bike is just to stay active on my days off from running. There is a 30 mile paved trail nearby that I would love to ride, several relatively quiet country roads nearby, and a small dirt/gravel/the occasional tree root trail right behind my house that I would like ride regularly. 

I&#39;m sure the ideal situation would be to get a road bike and a separate mountain bike for the trail at home, but my wife and I are trying to stay as close to the budget as possible on this.

I&#39;ve been looking at the Trek FX3 Disc primarily, but I would love input from anyone with more experience. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Looking for a hybrid

As of today, what new off the shelf mountain bike would you buy under $700 to install a bbshd kit? Thank you.

I started riding MTB about a month ago and now I am totally addicted. For some reason, I cannot bring myself to ride my road bike anymore because it seems really dull. The idea of riding on the road and only real exciting thing is either the scenery , getting the miles up, or riding fast.

Has anyone else just quit road biking once they discovered MTB?

<div class="md">I started riding MTB about a month ago and now I am totally addicted. For some reason, I cannot bring myself to ride my road bike anymore because it seems really dull. The idea of riding on the road and only real exciting thing is either the scenery , getting the miles up, or riding fast.

Has anyone else just quit road biking once they discovered MTB?
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Anyone else quit road biking after getting into MTB?

The joy machine….why no love for Cannondale on this sub be honest!

Just started myself and I got a Cannondale Trail 6. They have them at REI if they’re in stock, I had to order from a different place in Vermont cause everything was sold out. It’s been solid so far, $860 hardtail

I'm a beginner and i want a hardtail that i can upgrade over time. I have a budget of 1000~. I want for it to have an all around geometry because i have decided on which riding style im going for.

<div class="md">I&#39;m a beginner and i want a hardtail that i can upgrade over time. I have a budget of 1000~. I want for it to have an all around geometry because i have decided on which riding style im going for.
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What are good hardtails for beginners and to upgrade over time

I end up having to explain this to people a lot so I guess it would be a good idea to post it here.

While the mountain biking community is absolutely amazing and super supportive, there can be a little toxicity around what bike your friend has or cool fork or cassette or whatever. 

For those who may be lurking around here and really want to get into mountain biking, You do not need a good bike to start. I actually recommend starting on a "bad" bike as it teaches you many things you would not be able to learn on a super nice bike.

For example, I started on a trek marlin, which lasted me two years and served me very well. I rode it in lots and lots of tech (trails with lots of things like roots and rocks that you ride through), and some jumps as well. 

This is stuff one would say "Oh you can't ride on that with a hardtail, you need a full suspension!". That's very wrong and it's the reason I have the skills I have today. 

Hardtails don't get much grip, so I was able to learn to get grip out of nowhere and even ride without much of it. 

There was practically no suspension, so I had to learn how to choose proper lines and be able to deal with lots of big bumps and such.

Parts were constantly breaking, so I learned how to deal and cope and also proper bike maintenance. 

The bike was super heavy, so I developed the muscle to be able to climb fast with it.

There was no dropper post, so I had to learn to move around the bike with the seat in the way. 

Going on jumps built badly could end up badly, so I learned how to land in the toughest situations.

This is only a little bit I have learned after being on a "bad" bike. 

So for those who want to get into MTB, just take that bike that was sitting in your garage or a cheap one that you can buy, I promise you will be a 10x better rider than if you were on a 10 thousand dollar bike. 

The bike does not make you better, practice will.

<div class="md">I end up having to explain this to people a lot so I guess it would be a good idea to post it here.

While the mountain biking community is absolutely amazing and super supportive, there can be a little toxicity around what bike your friend has or cool fork or cassette or whatever. 

For those who may be lurking around here and really want to get into mountain biking, You do not need a good bike to start. I actually recommend starting on a &quot;bad&quot; bike as it teaches you many things you would not be able to learn on a super nice bike.

For example, I started on a trek marlin, which lasted me two years and served me very well. I rode it in lots and lots of tech (trails with lots of things like roots and rocks that you ride through), and some jumps as well. 

This is stuff one would say &quot;Oh you can&#39;t ride on that with a hardtail, you need a full suspension!&quot;. That&#39;s very wrong and it&#39;s the reason I have the skills I have today. 

Hardtails don&#39;t get much grip, so I was able to learn to get grip out of nowhere and even ride without much of it. 

There was practically no suspension, so I had to learn how to choose proper lines and be able to deal with lots of big bumps and such.

Parts were constantly breaking, so I learned how to deal and cope and also proper bike maintenance. 

The bike was super heavy, so I developed the muscle to be able to climb fast with it.

There was no dropper post, so I had to learn to move around the bike with the seat in the way. 

Going on jumps built badly could end up badly, so I learned how to land in the toughest situations.

This is only a little bit I have learned after being on a &quot;bad&quot; bike. 

So for those who want to get into MTB, just take that bike that was sitting in your garage or a cheap one that you can buy, I promise you will be a 10x better rider than if you were on a 10 thousand dollar bike. 

The bike does not make you better, practice will.
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Your first MTB doesn't have to be super fancy.

my 2021 Cannondale trail 8 is also about to explode I'm looking for a "full sos" right now

Shimano Tourney exploded and caused me to crash. Sure was fun to learn the hard way. While I sit bruised and swollen I put on an Atlus to keep me going until maybe single speed. *also had to true wheel, but spokes survived.

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