Cannondale's newest entry into the XC market, the 2005 SnowMo, is geared
towards riders who still want to be riding outdoors in the snow during
winter.
http://gallery.mtbr.com/showphoto.php?photo=6584&size=big
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Humor pic: 2005 Cannondale SnowMo
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"Corinne Shulen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Cannondale's newest entry into the XC market, the 2005 SnowMo, is geared
towards riders who still want to be riding outdoors in the snow during
winter.
http://gallery.mtbr.com/showphoto.php?photo=6584&size=bigLooks like the name is slightly wrong, it's apparently called the SnoGo, not
the SnowMo. From the official press release:"Here's a sneak preview of Cannondale's newest entry into the XC market: the
2005 SnoGo 1000, scheduled for public release in mid-December 2004. The
SnoGo is geared towards riders who do not want their riding to be restricted
by winter conditions and snow. It features a light-weight two-stroke 40HP
engine with a snow-mobile style track on the back, and a twin-ski on the
front, while retaining the classic bicycle feel and control with traditional
XC geometry. With the right conditions, the SnowGo 1000 can reach speeds of
up to 60kmh. Supplies are limited, and the SnowGo 1000 will only be
available in a matte black finish, in one size. If the prototype proves
successful with consumers, a full line-up is expected to be released in
2006, with the Cannondale SnoGo 1000 being the base model of the new
line-up. Engineers are still working on a prototype for the higher end SnoGo
2000, which is more stable at higher speeds, and is expected to be able to
travel safely at speeds over 100kmh. The SnoGos will only be available
directly from Cannondale, and are expected to enter the market priced around
US$1700."
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