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VictorKnox
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Originally Posted by mongol777
Funny - when I was first drawn to vintage rides I immediately dismissed Cannondales. They seemed ugly to me, especially that rear dropout on mine plus reputation for punishing ride. Now that I got one - I started to really like them.
I know what you mean, I felt the exact same way. The look is definitely an acquired taste, but it really grows on you. I bought my ST500 for cheap with plans to sell, but ended up really liking it and now I have two other vintage Cannondales I'm building up. Right now, I'm working on an 86 SR800 I bought as a frame and am building up with Superbe Pro.
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