Cannondale Quick Neo
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Cannondale Quick Neo. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
14 reasons to buy
- Due to considered framebuilding, the Quick Neo is a very light e-bike.
- This e-bike delivered great performance on hill climbs.
- Buyers and reviewers felt that the Quick Neo was reasonably priced.
- Owners enjoyed the long range offered by the 250Wh battery.
- The associated Cannondale and ebikemotion apps offered useful tools and info.
- The sleek designs of Quick Neo models were commended.
- On the SL 1, Shimano MT201 hydraulic disc brakes impressed.
- Owners commented on how quiet the Mahle ebikemotion system was.
- The SL 1’s smooth ride-quality pleased owners.
- On the SL 1, Shimano Deore XT drivetrains provided smooth shifting and operation.
- All terrain was covered by the three modes of assist, on the Quick Neo Tourer.
- Handling aboard the SL 2 was said to be nimble.
- On the Quick Neo, the Bosch Active Line mid-drive motor operated without hiccups.
- A light weight, wide gear range and low motor-drag made it easy to ride unpowered.
3 reasons not to buy
- Schwalbe Energizer 38C tires on the SL 2 were a bit weighty.
- One owner found the 720mm C3 Flat handlebars to be excessively wide.
- Cabling for the integrated lights needs to be threaded by the owner.
