Alan Hatherly's Cannondale Scalpel in detail

Mountain bike 21/07/22 15:38 Migue A.

South African Alan Hatherly has been one of the most consistent riders this season and after winning the first Short Track of the year, in Petrópolis, he has not stopped being one of the usual rivals for the podium. Here we bring you in detail the Cannondale Scalpel with which he is competing in 2022.

The latest version of the Cannondale Scalpel was introduced in 2020 with its original Flexpivot suspension system.

Alan Hatherly's Cannondale Scalpel

Proof of his great performance is that Hatherly is third in the overall World Cup standings, even after finishing a long way behind in Vallnord, where he was only able to finish 25th after a week of illness.

Cannondale is characterized by following its own paths in the development of its bikes, it is not usually guided by trends and its Lefty Ocho fork is the maximum exponent of this.

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Under the feet of the Cannondale Factory Racing rider this season we have almost always seen the Cannondale Scalpel that we were able to have a few minutes in Vallnord to analyze it in detail.

Complete Shimano XTR groupset in drivetrain and brakes

XTR 12v 10-51 cassette

Cannondale Scalpel made of BallisTec Hi-Mod carbon fiber

ENVE M525 carbon stem and handlebars

Prologo Scratch M5 Pas Saddle

Shimano XTR 12v rear derailleur

38T chainring and 170mm crankset XTR with Stages power meter

Fox Float Shox 100mm two-position shock

Scalpel front view - too much wiring?

Shimano XTR shifter with FOX lever for dropper seatpost

On the left the FOX remote control for fork and shock. Prologo Mastery grips

Shimano XTR brakes with 160 mm discs

Carbon crown of the Lefty Ocho

Cannondale logo changed this year

Lefty hub for front wheel

The difference between the 110 or 120 mm Lefty Ocho Carbon is not noticeable at first glance, but Hatherly opts for the one with less travel.

The finish of the Lefty's protection is not pleasing to everyone.

The lines of the Cannondale Scalpel are incomparable.

Enve Carbon M5 Wheels

Shimano XTR pedals

Fox Transfer dropper seatpost with Kashima finish

Schwalbe Racing Ray and Ralph tires

Stages power meter on the crank

Alan Hatherly's Cannondale Scalpel ready to race

Full set-up

Frame: Cannondale Scalpel Ballistec Hi-Mod Carbon
Stem: Enve Carbono
Handlebar: Enve M5
Fork: Lefty Ocho Carbon 110mm
Rear shock: Fox Float Shox 100mm
Dropper seatpost: Fox Transfer SL
Brakes: Shimano XTR M9100 with 160 mm discs
Drivetrain: Shimano XTR M9100 12v 10-51
Crankset: Shimano XTR 170mm with Stages power meter
Wheels: Enve Carbono M5
Tires : Schwalbe Racing Ray/Ralph
Grips: Prologo Mastery
Pedals: Shimano XTR
Saddle: Prologo Scratch M5 Pas

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