"Hot on the heels of its last eBike launch, Cannondale releases another fun way to get around town. Introducing the new and improved Quick Hybrid. The latest version of the Cannondale Quick 1 Hybrid introduces a smartphone integration system that turns your phone into a ride dashboard. The universal phone clamp and app tag work together to automatically launch the Cannondale app when you mount your phone, tracking ride statistics and syncing with platforms like Strava. That's pretty cool."
"Beyond ride tracking, the app handles maintenance reminders for service intervals and provides a complete parts list for your bike, streamlining the ownership experience. It's a Hybrid In my experience, the word "hybrid" when associated with bikes was synonymous with "mediocre at best". But Cannondale positions the Quick platform as a hybrid that addresses these common compromises in the category."
"It uses Performance Posture Geometry to create an upright riding position that balances comfort with efficient power transfer, while the frame geometry aims for responsiveness without feeling twitchy. The bike includes integrated cable routing for cleaner aesthetics, with cables running inside the frame rather than externally mounted. Practicality is the key feature in the design of the Quick family, with mounting points throughout the frame for racks, water bottles, bags, fenders, and kickstands."
The Cannondale Quick 1 Hybrid introduces smartphone integration that uses a universal phone clamp and app tag to auto-launch the Cannondale app, track ride statistics, and sync with platforms like Strava. The app also provides maintenance reminders and a complete parts list for streamlined ownership. The frame employs Performance Posture Geometry for an upright, comfortable position that preserves efficient power transfer while aiming for responsive handling. Integrated internal cable routing improves aesthetics. Practical mounting points support racks, bottles, bags, fenders, and kickstands. Quick 1, 2, and 3 models include carbon fiber forks for reduced weight, improved steering feedback, and better vibration damping.
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