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Looks like City Bikes Mike has got the inside line on some new stuff from Cannondale in '07 straight from Cannondale's mountain bike product manager.
Cdale is bringing carbon fiber to the mountain bike line with an all carbon Rush and has plans for a carbon cross-country hardtail.
Oh, and it looks like we'll be seeing a geared 29er with a lefty in 2007 as well.
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