Established in 1992, Sumai Bicycle Co.,Ltd. is one of the biggest China cannondale bike manufacturer and wholesaler. We've gotten the WMI (World Manufacturer Identification) since 2005. Our company has perfect quality management systems with ISO9001 international quality authentication in 2002 and pays great attention to new product development. We have high-quality staff at design, oem cannondale bikes development and production fields, and have introduced in qualified personnel from foreign bicycle enterprise. Most of our products have been approved with CE certificate, and some approved with EEC, EPA and CARB.

Everything about the Cannondale F800 hardtail mountain bike exudes speed. As soon as you leave the road you’ll notice the sprinting speed of this bike, whether the terrain you're traversing is muddy, rocky, sandy or any combination thereof. The super lightweight frame and lefty fork, with lockout and 110 mm travel, make the F800 an effective hardtail for technical trails. But the bike really comes into its own when you're on a climb, either in or out of the saddle. It's hard to imagine a machine that will get you to the top any quicker. The hydraulic discs brake cleanly and evenly and the hourglass shape of the chainstays provide plenty of mud clearance. On the downside, the seat post is likely to need regular adjustments and the stock saddle is just that. The real beauty of the Cannondale F800 hardtail mountain bike, however, lies in the lightweight frame and lefty fork.

Mavic CXP 21, 32 hole Rims
Mixed 105 and Tiagra Running Gear
Fork Slice Prodigy Si, alloy steerer, Carbon Blades
Frame CAAD5 Road
It was ten weeks before the 2001 Northeast Aids Ride that I signed on to do the ride. In the ten weeks that followed, I prepared my Old Royce Union 10 speed by lubing the chain and bearings with old crankcase oil. I prepared my gear by getting new laces for an old pair of sneakers! I went out and bought a pump, some spare tubes, some biking shorts and shirts, I padded the handlebars and called myself ready. Well we made it.
However along the way, it took me until day three to figure out how the other guys and gals on road bikes were shifting gears. It was then that I realized I was working at a technology deficit here. So I contacted a buddy of mine that had crossed the country a few times on bike back and I asked him, "Hey what kinda bike should I buy"

Also you can visit China Sporting Goods & Recreation Manufacturer Catalog or China Sporting Goods & Recreation Products Catalog to find more China Products!