I got my nacs catolog today and saw it said NACS CANNONDALE, I am wondering if any of the riders ride any other brand? or is it somthing to do with sponsership or the quality? and why did C-DALE decide to use fuel injection is it any good on cold days?

 

Nacs has a couple different quads 250r's and the cannondales.Mine runs great no matter what the weather. They used fuel injection for all the same reasons all the cars run it.Great drivability,Awesome throttle response,easy to tune,and above all MORE POWER!

 

The Pro and Pro-Am Nac's/Cannondale riders ride C-dales. Some of the lower class riders that are sponsored by Nac's ride R's. Cannondale only offers support to the Pro riders. Just like any other factory riders. Mine took a little longer than usuall to start one day at Village Creek TQRA, but it was so cold that I had ice all over my ride. I just had to push the start button 3 times and after a few sputters, it fired right up. I had to pull start one 440ex and a 400ex that morning cause they couldn't get theirs to start. I think it was in the upper 20's that morning. I just wish I had a picture of my C-dale pulling the big bad Hondas [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img].

 

albaBANSHE- This past season in the GNC races Nac's had three riders that rode Cannondales. They had four riders that rode 250r quads. Nate Frees rode a 250r in the 250 Pro-Am class and Open Pro-Am class, so they just didnt have C-dales in the Pro-Am classes. Nac's also provides support for Pro and amateur racers. I will be on a Nac's sponsored 250r and C-dale next year and I am an amateur racer.

 

Congrats MRP.

 

I am still learning about Cannondale, thanks!