£950 A big tyred beast that strains to be let off the leash on fast trails
We’ll happily take a not particularly wild guess that Cannondale named the Cujo line of bikes after the Stephen King book (and film) of the same name that follows the fortunes of a rabid St Bernard on a frenzied killing spree. While we’re not saying that anything about the bike willed us to commit mass murder, after riding it does kind of remind us of a big shaggy dog with a deranged glint in its eye.
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