Cannondale Talk

[JMaN05]

i think that cannondales are awesme and very fast quads. but like it is said everywhere, they are known to break alot. hopefullly atk did a good job fixig the pproblems like everyone said they did. the only thing holding me back is the $9k price tag! anyone know of where i can fid one for cheaper? a good one, maybe new? maybe tradeable?

[superchicken]

click here>> cannondale

there ok machines but dont like to start on nothing less than a full charged battery in the winter

[blazin_13]

There is a dealership in north NJ ..(Town and Country on Rt.23 in Hamburg), that is selling Cannondales still as low as $6,500. for a Blaze... and $5,000. for Caniballs.. ... ckeck therm out.. I have had good luck with mine...

[kaw700vforce]

Originally posted by blazin_13@Jun 20 2005, 07:53 PM
There is a dealership in north NJ ..(Town and Country on Rt.23 in Hamburg), that is selling Cannondales still as low as $6,500. for a Blaze... and $5,000. for Caniballs.. ... ckeck therm out.. I have had good luck with mine...
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Mike,
Last time I was in there the prices went back up to normal,although they still have some new leftovers that are cheaper than first year machines.
This all happened when Cannondale was bought by Eton and a few other manufacturers.

They are still the best priced I have seen around, so you may want to check them out.
As far as breaking down... I don
I don't know too much about that issue (or if it's an issue at all)

[blazin_13]

ATK bought out the parts production and rights, and Dinli (a mostly mini quad co.) bought out the production rights.. ATK, Blackwidow Racing, and MAZ racing have everything to make the Cannondale a even faster and more reliable machine.. If you race, it's still cheaper to get a C-dale and do the mods. to compete..
If you run them stock, you just have to do maintenance and it will last ... :rider: