Cannondale bikes

Cannondale is a premium bicycle brand that revolutionized the industry with its innovative use of aluminum and carbon fiber. Founded in 1971 in Wilton, Connecticut, by Joe Montgomery and his team, the company initially focused on outdoor gear and bike trailers before shifting to high-performance bicycles. Known for its 'Made in USA' heritage during the 20th century, the brand gained worldwide fame for its CAAD series and Lefty forks.

Today, Cannondale is part of a global supply chain with most of its manufacturing and assembly taking place in specialized facilities in Taiwan and China, which allows for advanced material production. It operates as a key brand under the Pon Bike division, following its acquisition from Dorel Industries. The brand continues to maintain a strong research and development presence in the United States and Germany, catering to professional racers and cycling enthusiasts globally.