Keough’s carbon fork had flat mount calipers and some custom accents. Kaitie Keough’s 2018 Dirty Kanza 200 Cannondale SuperX. © Z. Schuster / Cyclocross Magazine
The First Legendary Drop Bar Mountain Bike Racer: Jacquie Phelan
SuperX2: Kaitie Keough and Ted King’s Dirty-Kanza-Winning Cannondale SuperX Gravel Bikes
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