Cannondale Bad Boy Ultra 2007 Commuter

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Frame:
Furio Disc; Avid BB5 disc brakes, Chariot trailer hitch

Handlebars and Stem:
Bontrager Satellite, Air Zound air horn

Fork and Headset:
HeadShok Super Fatty Ultra DLR

Front wheel:
Shimano Deore hub, Sun DS2 or DS2-XC, 32 hole, 700C by 28 mm Continental or 26" by 2.2" Maxxis

Rear wheel:
Shimano Deore hub, Sun DS2 or DS2-XC, 32 hole, 700C by 28 mm Continental or 26" by 2.2" Maxxis

Crankset and Bottom bracket:
Shimano FC-M470 Hollowtech

Pedals and Chain:
Shimano SPD PD-M505

Cog/Gearing et cetera:
26/36/48 front; SRAM PG-950, 11-34 rear

Notes:

Added fenders (SKS P35 or P65), Scottoiler; replaced handlebar and pedals. Otherwise the way it came. This is a fast ride on the 700C wheels solo, and great to pull a trailer. I got this for my commuting needs. I wanted a bike that I could ride in the winter as well (fat tires). The Bad Boy looked like the perfect strange bike for this! Mountain-bike frame with 700C skinny wheels in the summer, and due to the disc brakes they can be swapped for fat 26" mountain bike wheels in the winter.

People who friended this bike o_O, Joshua A.C. Newman, icaro3000, bio9, aeonwheels, kiwitex71, desheffer

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And I thought mine had

Submitted by aeonwheels on 06/22/2008.

And I thought mine had already too many cables and stuff ^_^

Good tip about the fenders, didn't know which to get. Did you have to make a hole for the headshok valve in the front fender?

Actually you can mount a rack, axiom makes an aluminium one that fits this frame nicely.

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valve hole

Submitted by Thomas Baumann on 08/22/2008.

Yes, I drilled a hole in the fender to get enough clearance for the 700C wheel. I covered the hole with vinyl tape to keep dirt off the valve, works pretty well.

Thanks for the tip about the rack, I'll check that out!

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Looks like something a hobo

Submitted by bryanhayn on 04/11/2008.

Looks like something a hobo would sell his soul for.

Pretty cool lookin'.

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wow....

Submitted by broomhandle on 04/11/2008.

that bike is a tank!!! and it looks like you have a whole film production set on that bike.

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Accessorized

Submitted by interestor on 01/23/2008.

Holy Crap,
You need some more junk on this bike.
Like, um, a lock. Now where does that go?
How long is your commute?
I ride all winter on slicks. There is always dry road somewhere. However I do take the subway when it gets too sloppy.

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there's plenty of stuff missing on this bike

Submitted by g4b3ATX on 02/01/2008.

1)NOT a lock (how will the thief pick it up??)
2)GPS
3)Tire chains
4)Streamers
5)Kickstand (wtf why don't you already have one??)
6)More Waterbottle cages (with that few you will undoubtedly get dehydrated on a 1.6 mile ride)
7)Assorted wires (to entangle the brake cables etc.)
8)I was going to suggest an air horn, but you already have one, gj
9)child mount(they stay on better when directly attached to the frame and reduece weight/improve handling over trailers)

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lock

Submitted by Thomas Baumann on 01/30/2008.

I rarely need a lock since I park my bike in my office! I wish I could mount a rack on this bike, but other than that I don't know of any good lock holder that does not weigh more than the lock. If I need the lock it is in the bike trailer or in my back pack!

My commute is short, only 1.6 miles. I rode my bike through the snow last week, the side streets were completely covered, and the fat tires worked very well with a low pressure.

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MI

Submitted by interestor on 01/31/2008.

Hey I grew up south of Grand Ledge. I used to work at Denny's Schwinn. And raced on the trails over by Hell, MI.

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Denny's

Submitted by Thomas Baumann on 02/01/2008.

Hi interestor!

I bought my other Cannondale at Denny's on Grand River in East Lansing in 1994! If you worked there at that time, you might remember the crazy German that wanted a half-step setup.

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cables

Submitted by o_O on 12/07/2007.

damn, that's a lot of cables!

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cables

Submitted by Thomas Baumann on 12/12/2007.

Two brakes, two shifters, computer, light, air horn. Just two more than on a "normal" bike. A lot more than on a fixed gear, though!

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Cannondale Bad Boy Ultra 2007 Commuter

And I thought mine had

valve hole

Looks like something a hobo

wow....

Accessorized

there's plenty of stuff missing on this bike

lock

MI

Denny's

cables

cables

hmmmm