Cannondale Moterra Neo 4

Cannondale is a premium American brand founded in 1971 in Wilton, Connecticut, by Joe Montgomery and Jim Catrambone. Originally starting as a manufacturer of outdoor gear and bicycle trailers, it revolutionized the industry in the 1980s with its pioneering use of large-diameter aluminum frames.

While the brand maintains its design and engineering headquarters in the United States, manufacturing moved to Asia in the late 2000s to leverage advanced carbon fiber and aluminum production facilities. Today, Cannondale is a global leader in high-performance cycling, known for its innovative suspension systems and electric mountain bikes. Since 2022, the brand has been a flagship part of the Pon.Bike group, which is currently the world's largest bicycle manufacturer by revenue.