MTB Podcast – Bike Test – Canndondale Trigger vs. Diamondback Release

MTB Podcast

Worldwide Cyclery

Sports

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2018

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

First in our series of bike tests from Sedona MTB Festival is a compare and contrast between the Cannondale Trigger 2, a mini monster truck with surprisingly snappy feel, and the Diamondback Release 4C, a playful and exciting ride that took us by surprise.

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0:00.0	Hey Hey everybody and welcome to a very special episode of the Mountain Bike Podcast presented
0:18.6	by Worldwide Cyclery.
0:20.0	You can go to Worldwide Cyclery. For all your bike part needs.
0:23.3	Check those folks out.
0:24.5	They're awesome people.
0:25.9	But like I said, this is a special episode.
0:28.9	Un-Pekito episode.
0:30.9	Yes, a mini one.
0:31.8	A little. Bike Reviews from Sedona Mountain Bike Festival.
0:35.0	They've been overdue. We were a bit late on this, but such as life when things are busy.
0:40.0	Do you want to tell them why we're so late on this Jonathan?
0:42.8	Yes, what did you do this week? I did aerodynamics testing. I just I actually found
0:49.0	my coefficient of drag area on the velodrome. Very nerdy things.
0:54.2	But it's for a TT series that we're doing with Trainer Road.
0:57.3	Thank you Trainer Road
0:58.1	for allowing us to this fantastic studio that we have here.
1:01.8	But we're creating a whole content series on how to become a faster time trialist with Trainer Road.
1:06.0	And on that note...
1:08.0	Sorry.
1:11.0	If stopping listening to a podcast made a noise it would have been definitely.
1:17.0	Yeah, absolutely.
1:18.0	Anyhow, but yeah, time trial things.
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