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2004 Cannondale Comfort 800 Feminine · 2005 Cannondale Comfort 800 Feminine

Specification2004 Cannondale Comfort 800 Feminine2005 Cannondale Comfort 800 Feminine
Overview
Model year20042005
BrandCannondaleCannondale
ModelComfort 800 FeminineComfort 800 Feminine
Bicycle typeComfort/commuterComfort/commuter
Archive ID3091110502
Original MSRP$749.99—
ColorsBlue, GreenBlack/Blue, Platinum
SizesWomens large, womens smallWomens small, womens large
Frameset
Frame constructionTIG-weldedTIG-welded
Frame material6061 T6 aluminumAluminum
ForkAnswer Manitou Luxe EliteHeadshok Fatty 50 All-Conditions
Fork materialAluminum/magnesium, single crownAluminum, unicrown crown
Rear shockN/AN/A
Drivetrain
Component groupHybrid Mix—
ShiftersSRAM Dual DriveSRAM Dual Drive
Front derailleurN/AN/A
Rear derailleurSRAM Dual DriveSRAM Dual Drive
CranksetSRAM Dual DriveSRAM Dual Drive
Bottom bracketShimano taper, one-piece spindleShimano
Rear cogs9-speed, 11 - 32 teeth8-speed, 11 - 32 teeth
Chain1/2 x 3/32"SRAM, 1/2" x 3/23"
PedalsWellgo LU-955A w/aluminum cageWellgo aluminum
Brakes
BrakesCannondale Fire brakes, Cannondale comfort leversLee Chi TX-120 brakes, Cannondale 4-finger levers
Cockpit & contact points
Headset1 1/8" threaded aluminum sealed mechanism1 1/2" threadless Cannondale HeadShok Si
HandlebarHi-riseCannondale Adventure
Handlebar extensionsNot includedNot included
StemAdjustable riseCannondale Holy HeadShok adjustable
SaddleCannondale Super CushSuper Cush Gel Feminine
SeatpostCannondale Supension1-X Suspension
Wheels & tires
HubsSRAM Dual DriveFront: Cannondale Earth, Rear: SRAM Dual Drive
RimsMavic M117, 32-holeMach 1 210, 32-hole
SpokesDT stainless steel, 14ga. (2.0mm) straight gaugeDT Swiss stainless steel
Spoke nipplesBrass nipples—
Front tire26 x 2.10" IRC Advantage Pro26 x 2.00" IRC Advantage Pro
Wheel size26" wheels26" wheels

Manufacturer-published archive data. Confirm exact standards and dimensions before ordering parts or performing service. Generated by Velopedia on November 15, 2026.