Return of the legend. Introducing the Canfield Jedi 29. One of the most revered downhill bikes is back and faster than ever before. But big wheels are just the beginning.
While Americans aren't able to cross the border for the annual pilgrimage to the mountain bike Mecca of Whistler Bike Park (thanks, COVID-19!), our neighbor to the North Brendan Ruddy loaded up his Canfield Jedi and made the trip from Kamloops, BC, for some summer shredding.
When Ethen Robers of Nitro Circus visited the hallowed freeride grounds of Virgin, UT, he picked local sender and Canfield Brothers rider Lorin Whitaker to show him the lines. Recovering from an injury and time off the bike, Lorin hopped on his Canfield Brothers Jedi and towed Ethen into the original Red Bull Rampage site "cold turkey."
We’re excited to make the legendary performance of our frames accessible to more riders. While many riders enjoy the complete customization of a frame-up project, there are a lot of people looking for a solid build out of the box. Our goal was to put together bikes that we would ride, bikes without any ‘take-off’ parts, at a realistic price.
The legendary Canfield Jedi downhill bike is a two-wheeled weapon engineered to destroy the roughest DH tracks in the world, and the latest generation is more dialed than ever.
Photo: Pinkbike/Satchel Cronk We recently sent our flagship 29er DH bike, the Canfield Jedi 29, up to the crew at Pinkbike to put it through the w...
The crew at BLISTER brought our latest 29er DH bike, the Canfield Jedi 29, up to the great PNW to put it through the paces north of the border in...
The crew at Vital MTB brought in our all-new 29er DH bike, the Canfield Jedi 29, for the most recent round of Downhill Bike Test Sessions at Mount...
We sent our new 29er DH bike, the Canfield Jedi 29, over to the crew at BLISTER to rack up some gravity-fed miles north of the border in Whistler. ...
Apparently we don't learn from out mistakes. Canfield returns to the Couch to discuss our new 29er DH bike, the Canfield Jedi 29, why Lance i...
Return of the legend. Introducing the Canfield Jedi 29. One of the most revered downhill bikes is back and faster than ever before. But big wheels are just the beginning.
While Americans aren't able to cross the border for the annual pilgrimage to the mountain bike Mecca of Whistler Bike Park (thanks, COVID-19!), our neighbor to the North Brendan Ruddy loaded up his Canfield Jedi and made the trip from Kamloops, BC, for some summer shredding.
When Ethen Robers of Nitro Circus visited the hallowed freeride grounds of Virgin, UT, he picked local sender and Canfield Brothers rider Lorin Whitaker to show him the lines. Recovering from an injury and time off the bike, Lorin hopped on his Canfield Brothers Jedi and towed Ethen into the original Red Bull Rampage site "cold turkey."
In his latest edit, team rider Isak Leivsson pays homage to physics of one of mountain biking's most fun forces on his Canfield Brothers Jedi.
While most of the country is kicking off ski season, Lorin Whitaker is sending big desert lines in Utah with the boys on his Canfield Brothers Jedi.
We’re excited to make the legendary performance of our frames accessible to more riders. While many riders enjoy the complete customization of a frame-up project, there are a lot of people looking for a solid build out of the box. Our goal was to put together bikes that we would ride, bikes without any ‘take-off’ parts, at a realistic price.
The legendary Canfield Jedi downhill bike is a two-wheeled weapon engineered to destroy the roughest DH tracks in the world, and the latest generation is more dialed than ever.
