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Weapons of Choice – Riders and their bikes at the EWS in Finale Ligure

21.11.2016
by Manne Schmitt
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Jerome Clementz – Cannondale Jekyll

Despite only finishing 12th at the ultimate round of the Enduro World Series in Finale Ligure, it was enough for Jerome Clementz to bag third overall.
Despite only finishing 12th at the ultimate round of the Enduro World Series in Finale Ligure, it was enough for Jerome Clementz to bag third overall.
Down in Finale Ligure, Jerome was riding the new Cannondale Jekyll, due for release in February 2017. Details on the bike are still hazy, but we’re stoked to see the series model!
Down in Finale Ligure, Jerome was riding the new Cannondale Jekyll, due for release in February 2017. Details on the bike are still hazy, but we’re stoked to see the series model!
The most striking change is the absence of the Cannondale’s own Pull shock, which has been something of their hallmark for years.
The most striking change is the absence of the Cannondale’s own Pull shock, which has been something of their hallmark for years.
Jerome’s Jekyll prototype at the ESW is likely to be fairly similar to the imminent series bike.
Jerome’s Jekyll prototype at the ESW is likely to be fairly similar to the imminent series bike.

About the Author

Manne Schmitt
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Manne Schmitt is a Procurator at 41 Publishing, contributing a wealth of methodological expertise from his career as a Chief Analyst for a state authority. This background ensures the journalistic depth of his research, and the acquisition of exclusive news for E-MOUNTAINBIKE, ENDURO, GRAN FONDO, and DOWNTOWN. Active in cycling since 1989, he combines operative test support with administrative responsibility, strengthening the quality of editorial processes. The world of racing remains a passion; no one on the team knows the EDR professionals better than Manne.

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Table of Contents
  1. Damien Oton – Devinci Spartan
  2. Jerome Clementz – Cannondale Jekyll 2017
  3. Nico Lau – CUBE Stereo 140 C68 29 Action Team
  4. Florian Nicolai – Rocky Mountain Slayer
  5. Curtis Keene – Specialized S-Works Enduro 29
  6. Sam Hill – Nukeproof Mega 275
  7. Yoann Barelli – Giant Reign Advanced
  8. Justin Leov – Canyon Strive CF
  9. Alex Lupato – Trek Slash 9.9
  10. Karim Amour – BH Lynx 6
  11. Quentin Champion – ROTWILD R.E1
  12. Thomas Parker – Bird Aeris
  13. James Keen – MDE Damper
  14. Stefano Poletti – SCOTT Genius 700
  15. Sämi Wüthrich – Intense Uzzi
  16. Adrian Gerber – Norco Sight C7.1
  17. Dan Woody Hole – Hope HB 211
  18. Vohtech Bláha – Cannondale Jekyll Carbon 2
  19. Alois von Wurstemberger – Norco Range C7.2
  20. Luca Zenone – Lapierre Spicy
  21. Prototypen & Co: Pulse – Mangusta – Santa Cruz – Alutech – Fulgur & MÜSING

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