Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
I have a bit of a personal connection to Cannondale. It was the top-tier brand at my local bike shop in Superior, Wisconsin growing up—shout out to Lee at Superior Sports. I still remember the stoke those bikes filled me with. Sometimes, I’d ride over to the shop just to stare.
Recently, I had the chance to swing a leg over the new Cannondale Habit LT. It’s a bike that stands out with a clear ethos of not taking itself too seriously. The Habit LT would prefer to session a trail jump over plowing through while trying to set a new PR on Strava. With 150 millimeters of front travel and 140 millimeters in the rear, it’s squarely aimed at the trail category, offering a playful, agile feel while maintaining stability on rough terrain.
*Based on a size large in low setting*
Model: Habit LT LTD
Price: $9,000 USD
Wheel Size: 29”
Rear Travel: 140 millimeters
Fork Travel: 150 millimeters
Wheelbase: 1,237 millimeters
Chainstay: 440 millimeters
Reach: 475 millimeters
Headtube Angle: 64.7 degrees
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I have a bit of a personal connection to Cannondale. It was the top-tier brand at my local bike shop in Superior, Wisconsin growing up—shout out to Lee at Superior Sports. I still remember the stoke those bikes filled me with. Sometimes, I’d ride over to the shop just to stare.
Recently, I had the chance to swing a leg over the new Cannondale Habit LT. It’s a bike that stands out with a clear ethos of not taking itself too seriously. The Habit LT would prefer to session a trail jump over plowing through while trying to set a new PR on Strava. With 150 millimeters of front travel and 140 millimeters in the rear, it’s squarely aimed at the trail category, offering a playful, agile feel while maintaining stability on rough terrain.
*Based on a size large in low setting*
Model: Habit LT LTD
Price: $9,000 USD
Wheel Size: 29”
Rear Travel: 140 millimeters
Fork Travel: 150 millimeters
Wheelbase: 1,237 millimeters
Chainstay: 440 millimeters
Reach: 475 millimeters
Headtube Angle: 64.7 degrees
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![Myles Trainer Rides Twisp, WA // [POV] Perspectives on Velocity](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CI-lQOAWuU8/mqdefault.jpg "Myles Trainer Rides Twisp, WA // [POV] Perspectives on Velocity
Ride along with Myles Trainer, as he follows Kelend Hawks down some east side classics, Pete’s Dragon and Wild Turkey.
After the 2021 forest fires on the east side of the Cascades, Transition Bikes held a dig day to revamp Pete’s Dragon trail. The Bellingham crew worked with Cody Olsen and Remy Aucoin of Evergreen MTB Alliance, who had already cut all of the hazardous burnt trees out. DVO athlete Myles Trainer and crew rebuilt berms that had been crushed by deadfall. After two long days of digging, Myles and crew were able to test the trail modifications and also lap another Twisp favorite, Wild Turkey.
Everyone interprets a trail differently, and while there’s no wrong way, there are certainly some more impressive ways. Perspectives on Velocity aims to unravel the mysteries of speed, line choice and reaction that are unique to the best mountain bikers in the world. Hop on board with an array of fast, smooth and stylish riders as they take on select trails throughout North America.
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![Marco Osborne & Cory Sullivan Ride Grants Pass, OR // [POV] Perspectives on Velocity](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CmPRzj4B0UI/mqdefault.jpg "Marco Osborne & Cory Sullivan Ride Grants Pass, OR // [POV] Perspectives on Velocity
In southwestern Oregon, Grants Pass is steadily growing to be a highlight in a region teeming with trails. At Cathedral Hills, a multi-use system south of town, singletrack weaves in and out of manzanita groves to create a flowing labyrinth.
Join riders Cory Sullivan and Marco Osborne as they bob and weave across the ridges and valleys of Sugar Bowl and other classics around Grants Pass.
Everyone interprets a trail differently, and while there’s no wrong way, there are certainly some more impressive ways. Freehub’s Perspectives on Velocity [POV] series aims to unravel the mysteries of speed, line choice, and reaction that are unique to the best mountain bikers in the world. Hop on board with an array of fast, smooth, and stylish riders as they take on select trails throughout North America.
Learn more about Grants Pass, Oregon https://visitgrantspass.com/mountain-biking-around-grants-pass/
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