The Best Cannondale Bikes For Sale

Cannondale is an American brand founded in 1971 in Bethel, Connecticut, now part of the Dorel Sports group. Their road lineup covers the SuperSix EVO for climbing and road racing, the SystemSix for aerodynamic stages, and the Synapse for endurance and cobbled terrain. On the MTB side, the Scalpel covers XC, the Habit handles shorter-travel trail, and the Jekyll takes on enduro and gravity. EF Education-EasyPost race the SuperSix EVO and SystemSix at UCI World Tour level across the full Grand Tour calendar.

Shop by model: SuperSix EVO · Synapse · Topstone · Scalpel · Adventure Neo · Superslice

Not sure about your size? Read our complete buyer's guide on Cannondale models.

Riding gravel? Read our complete gravel buyer's guide on Cannondale models.

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Are Cannondale Bikes a Good Choice?

From its origins as a Connecticut-based bike bag manufacturer to becoming a well-known innovator in the cycling industry, Cannondale has developed technologies across every cycling discipline: road, mountain, gravel, cyclocross and electric bikes. Riding a Cannondale means being part of a long history in cycling.

How many types of Cannondale bikes for sale can I find on bike-room.com?

Bikeroom lists Cannondale road, gravel, mountain and e-bikes, selected at the end of each cycling season through our direct relationship with the brand. Every bike is checked by our mechanics before sale and priced well below original retail. Stock changes as bikes sell, so the range reflects what we currently hold.

What are Cannondale Bikes famous for?

Cannondale is known for its innovative approach to bike design and technology. Its bikes are valued for their versatility and performance across road, mountain and urban riding. The iconic Lefty fork and the early use of aluminium and carbon frames helped establish Cannondale's reputation as one of the more forward-thinking brands in cycling.