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Below you'll find a summary of some of the cycle brands and the types of bikes they produce.
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You can now buy a huge selection of bikes from Cannondale comprising road bikes for race, triathlon and track together with both full suspension and hardtail mountain bikes. There are also Cannondales for recreation, leisure and urban use including commuting.
If you want a cheap Cannondale Bike you can start at around £400 for a road bike and £300 for an mtb, while for the serious competitor, prices can top out at several thousand pounds.
The comprehensive range means you can buy a Kona MTB for cross country, downhill, freeride, cyclocross, dirt jumping and just about any other mountain bike activity you can imagine.
If you buy a budget Kona bike, prices start at around £400, but the top racing models reach up to around £4000. They also make a range of road bikes, perhaps lesser known in the UK.
In the 1990's Trek moved into full carbon framed bikes making some of the lightest road and mtb frames ever seen. Ths has now resulted in a large range of Trek bikes available across all cycle disciplines, particularly in the highest levels of competition, including WSD bikes, specifically designed for women.
While there are cheap or budget Trek bikes available, their reputation is established mainly within the competitive and serious cycling community.
You'll also see Specialized road bikes in triathlon, endurance and other areas of competition, including the well known Roubaix sportiv road bike.
The range of bikes runs all the way from budget Specialized bikes up to those used for high level competition, including along the way some hybrid, commuting and training bikes that use plenty of the Specialized bike technology to give them that extra quality over and above a standard production bike.
At the highest level of competition, Scott bikes are known for their carbon frame and component technology and this has for instance resulted in one of the lightest triathlon bikes. This has been helped by their development of lightweight suspension, which is one of the most critical areas for weight reduction on a bike.
Rather than making a huge range of bikes, Bianchi concentrate their efforts into producing the best bike for a particular purpose and that includes both womens, mens and junior bikes for mountain biking, commuting and leisure use, with a good helping of traditional design combined with the latest technology derived from the competition bikes.
Bianchi seem to aim for a mix of technology and practicality, so that whatever your level of cycling, you can find a suitable Bianchi bike.
For that reason, you'll find track, triathlon, road and mountain bikes which for the most part don't include budget models. Currently Felt bikes have also stayed out of the commuter, hybrid and leisure bike market apart from producing some very fast fixed speed bikes.