Cannondale Celebrates Enduro—and Gee Atherton Gives It His All

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The enduro boom definitely seems to be cooling off—but not at Cannondale. Ever since Jérôme Clementz’s first victory on his Jekyll, the US manufacturer has had a soft spot for this discipline. Gee Atherton is also fully committed to the cause—as seen in the must-watch “Ridgeline Nebel” edit. Now there’s a behind-the-scenes look at it.

How was the "Clip of the Year"—Gee Atherton in Nepal—made?

Gee Atherton

Gee Atherton is one of the most experienced freeriders around. But even this veteran was left speechless in Nepal—and the clip is just as breathtaking. How did this must-see video come about? The Athertons give us a behind-the-scenes look, and it’s just as worth watching.

Cannondale looks back at the history of enduro—and ahead

Cannondale Jekyll

The U.S. manufacturer has always been committed to enduro—victories by Jérôme Clementz and Ella Conolly speak for themselves. Of course, winning races requires good riders first and foremost, but also good bikes. Cannondale celebrates both: its team riders and its bikes.