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08-21-15, 11:22 PM
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1989 63cm Frame (tri color Ultegra Cranks,Brakes, 9 speed Ultegra shifters Derailuers) Color combo not in catalogs.
1997 F2000 XL Frame Project Sitting on generic rollers (ok not C&V but i think its still cool)
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08-22-15, 02:19 PM
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A few questions for the experts here. I posted a photo of mine....built in 84 for 85 model year. I looked at the 85 catalog and it shows 3 racing models SR 900, 500/600, & 300.
Is there a difference between the 3 frames? hard to tell from the photos, but it looks like the fillet work might be a bit better on the higher priced models.... all seem to have the same
Tange forks w/ semi-sloping crown and the weird touring bottle cage mounts on the underside of the down tube. TIA
Is there a difference between the 3 frames? hard to tell from the photos, but it looks like the fillet work might be a bit better on the higher priced models.... all seem to have the same
Tange forks w/ semi-sloping crown and the weird touring bottle cage mounts on the underside of the down tube. TIA
08-23-15, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by vtchuck
A few questions for the experts here. I posted a photo of mine....built in 84 for 85 model year. I looked at the 85 catalog and it shows 3 racing models SR 900, 500/600, & 300.
Is there a difference between the 3 frames? hard to tell from the photos, but it looks like the fillet work might be a bit better on the higher priced models.... all seem to have the same
Tange forks w/ semi-sloping crown and the weird touring bottle cage mounts on the underside of the down tube. TIA
Is there a difference between the 3 frames? hard to tell from the photos, but it looks like the fillet work might be a bit better on the higher priced models.... all seem to have the same
Tange forks w/ semi-sloping crown and the weird touring bottle cage mounts on the underside of the down tube. TIA
08-23-15, 08:13 PM
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The '85 catalog shows "Racing" as the inclusive category, they shared the same frames within the category.
08-23-15, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by fleslider
As far as i know, the SR models had the same Frame just paint differences. and the price was dictated by the componentry on the bike.
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08-23-15, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by himespau
That looks awesome.
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08-24-15, 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by USAZorro
My 1977 Cannondale road bike:
08-24-15, 06:41 AM
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My 'dale fleet:
Couldn't find a better photo of this one, excuse the seatpost and cross chain as she was just pulled from the stand.
Couldn't find a better photo of this one, excuse the seatpost and cross chain as she was just pulled from the stand.
08-24-15, 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by vqstaphbeard
My 'dale fleet:
08-24-15, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by OldsCOOL
Very interesting. Is that a factory track bike? Can you share some details? I'm particularly interested in what kind if wheelset this is. Nice!
08-24-15, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by vqstaphbeard
Tis a factory track, '93 model. They are now, unfortunately, quite sought after in the "fixie" community. They made them from '92 to '95ish I believe. The wheelset is stock: SunTour Superbe hubs laced to Sun M17a tubular rims. Tubs are Continental Sonderklasse.
08-24-15, 01:25 PM
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09-10-15, 09:14 PM
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this is the first picture of my ride on this forum, and I wanted it to go right here 
So here it is:
1989 cannondale "Black Lightning" with campy veloce 10 speed drivetrain.
So here it is:
1989 cannondale "Black Lightning" with campy veloce 10 speed drivetrain.
09-10-15, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by xRyan
this is the first picture of my ride on this forum, and I wanted it to go right here
So here it is:
1989 cannondale "Black Lightning" with campy veloce 10 speed drivetrain.
So here it is:
1989 cannondale "Black Lightning" with campy veloce 10 speed drivetrain.
09-14-15, 12:57 PM
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1990 Black Lightning...
09-21-15, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by OldsCOOL
Very interesting. Is that a factory track bike? Can you share some details? I'm particularly interested in what kind if wheelset this is. Nice!
09-21-15, 02:40 PM
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I'm a noob but a USA made Cannondale fan so what does C&V mean? Judging by the comments mine wont fit the criteria.
I have a '99 Multisport 2000, a '97 R800 and a '98 F400.
Some beautiful bikes in here.
EDIT: just classic and vintage. I thought at first it was a Cannondale specific reference.
I have a '99 Multisport 2000, a '97 R800 and a '98 F400.
Some beautiful bikes in here.
EDIT: just classic and vintage. I thought at first it was a Cannondale specific reference.
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09-21-15, 03:11 PM
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I sold Cannondale products in bike stores from the mid-'70s, when their seat bags were shipped with "some assembly required" (we'd sit around the shop laboriously working the foam liners into place under the little flaps inside the bags), through the introduction of the bikes in 1983, when the frame came in one box and the rest of the bike came in another.
Looking back, it's amazing that Cannondale was able to persuade their first bike dealers that it was worth carrying the bikes even though they cost more than equivalent steel bikes and took much longer to assemble. Wacky company, great bikes.
Loving all the pictures. Best thread in a long time.
Looking back, it's amazing that Cannondale was able to persuade their first bike dealers that it was worth carrying the bikes even though they cost more than equivalent steel bikes and took much longer to assemble. Wacky company, great bikes.
Loving all the pictures. Best thread in a long time.
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09-21-15, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Trakhak
I sold Cannondale products in bike stores from the mid-'70s, when their seat bags were shipped with "some assembly required" (we'd sit around the shop laboriously working the foam liners into place under the little flaps inside the bags), through the introduction of the bikes in 1983, when the frame came in one box and the rest of the bike came in another.
Looking back, it's amazing that Cannondale was able to persuade their first bike dealers that it was worth carrying the bikes even though they cost more than equivalent steel bikes and took much longer to assemble. Wacky company, great bikes.
Loving all the pictures. Best thread in a long time.
Looking back, it's amazing that Cannondale was able to persuade their first bike dealers that it was worth carrying the bikes even though they cost more than equivalent steel bikes and took much longer to assemble. Wacky company, great bikes.
Loving all the pictures. Best thread in a long time.
Originally Posted by clubman
Unfinished until knee heals...
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09-21-15, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by shoota
Awesome! Tell us more stories
I like it. What is it and what do you have left to do to it?
I like it. What is it and what do you have left to do to it?
While I'm at it here's my old 93 T-1000. I rode this loaded through Europe a couple of times and would buy it again it a heartbeat if I was touring.
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09-21-15, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by clubman
It's an '88 Alpine series, originally with Exage mtn parts, now XT/DX. It needs a pair of decent yellow grips (like old Yeti's), gear cables and ideally a Synchros decal on the stem.I believe it was an SM500 in the catalogues, colour is Blueberry.
While I'm at it here's my old 93 T-1000. I rode this loaded through Europe a couple of times and would buy it again it a heartbeat if I was touring.
While I'm at it here's my old 93 T-1000. I rode this loaded through Europe a couple of times and would buy it again it a heartbeat if I was touring.
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09-21-15, 04:07 PM
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How'd I miss this thread. An excuse to ***** out pictures of my bike? Yes please!
09-21-15, 04:14 PM
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Those diacompe cantis were actually a pain to setup. It came with the proper Diacompe 289 levers and still had poor stopping power. I think the rims were too narrow so I swapped them out for the older wide profile Shimanos and it was fine.
