Cannondale’s new hub-drive eBikes take aim at getting riders anywhere and everywhere — with a platform it touts as durable at a low price point.
The Adventure Neo Allroad checks in at three spec levels, with a step-through or traditional frame option in each. Bafang motors are on board, and the 720Wh entry in the Class 3 range-topper gives it assistance up to an authoritative 28mph.
That bike, the S (for “Speed”), can go 71 miles on a charge (claimed) and is the only rig in the lineup that comes with a suspension fork. The Suntour setup gives 100mm of travel.
Features common across the lineup include Tektro disc brakes, integrated racks, clearance for 27.5 x 2.6-inch tires, and the downtube-mounted battery that powers the bikes and their integrated lights. A modest LCD display helps riders keep track of stats.
None of the Adventure Neo Allroads will cost riders an arm and a leg, relative to the category. The S checks in at $2,025 MSRP, and the entry-level Allroad costs $1,675.
Cannondale emphasized the bikes’ go-anywhere utility and user-friendliness in a press release.
“It is designed for folks who never thought they’d want an ebike — simple to use, comfortable to ride, and [with] reliable components that won’t need a lot of maintenance. It will get you there, wherever ‘there’ is. Head off the map — and off the pavement — with confidence,” the release said.
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