Kevin Eaton

[2 Cannondale owner]

Hi everyone, I’m from Pennsylvania about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh. I own 2 Cannondales a Caad 9 with an Ultegra and Shimano 105 Groupset. My other is a Hybrid Adventure 1 With a Tourney groupset. I ride them on the local trails Montour trail,Panhandle trail Allegheny River trail and the Great Allegheny passage. My main one is the Montour trail. 2 years ago I rode for kids cancer and did 120 miles in the month of September. My next agenda is to go on the Meyersdale Viaduct in Somerset county.

 

[JohnnyD]

Great job on riding a 120 miles for an amazing cause and welcome.
Although I am not a road bike lover. I am sure others here would also like to see some pictures of your bikes.

 

[2 Cannondale owner]

Great job on riding a 120 miles for an amazing cause and welcome.
Although I am not a road bike lover. I am sure others here would also like to see some pictures of your bikes.

 

[2 Cannondale owner]

 

[JohnnyD]

Nice bikes. I have the seat from a Cannondale Adventure on my M700. Nice and comfy without being too soft.

 

[black lightning 1987]

That is a pretty impressive piece of infrastructure. Looks to be pretty high up. I'd like to see pictures from ground level. From what I read, the Salisbury viaduct is over twice as long.

 

[2 Cannondale owner]

Thank you it was a fun achievement for a great cause!! I added more pics of my bikes per your request.

 

[2 Cannondale owner]

Nice bikes. I have the seat from a Cannondale Adventure on my M700. Nice and comfy without being too soft.

I agree that seat is very comfortable!! It helps on my longer rides. I’m probably going to get one for my road bike too! Def helps the saddle sore issue.

 

[2 Cannondale owner]

That is a pretty impressive piece of infrastructure. Looks to be pretty high up. I'd like to see pictures from ground level. From what I read, the Salisbury viaduct is over twice as long.

My bad that actually is the Salisbury viaduct! Looks like a blast and what a great view!!

 

[black lightning 1987]

We have a couple that are similar on our local trails, but nothing near that long or that high.