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sloar 12-30-20 10:38 AM

Cannondale ST 1000....Finally
 
I’ve been searching for a 1000 for years and was finally able to pick one up today. Even came with the rack and bags, also a front rack and Superbe pedals. I’m switching the shifters to barcons and everything else will stay.






https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b1e1c5a80.jpeg
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bikemig 12-30-20 10:46 AM

I'm happy with my 1985 ST 400 but I'd tempted to pick up one of these if it showed up locally. Nice score.

mstateglfr 12-30-20 11:39 AM

bar ends will improve it for sure. what year?

sloar 12-30-20 12:16 PM


Originally Posted by mstateglfr (Post 21855107)
bar ends will improve it for sure. what year?

Havent really checked but I think an 89. Also pretty sure the funky shifters are original.

sloar 12-30-20 12:51 PM

1991 and the shifters are original.

due ruote 12-30-20 01:19 PM

Very nice. A little polish and Proofide and it will look new.

RiddleOfSteel 12-30-20 03:20 PM

Congrats on finding a ST1000! LOVE that anthracite paint color they used. Black and light gold accents are money. Very classy.

clubman 12-31-20 10:56 AM

Wonderful, the best tourer imo. Great bags too.

RiddleOfSteel 12-31-20 02:32 PM

Question: How do those original Grip Shifters work for you? I've thought they were super cool as the form and function integration is quite good, and lightyears better/sleeker/prettier than the modern Grip Shifters. If you don't want 'em...I know a guy. ;)

sloar 12-31-20 02:53 PM


Originally Posted by RiddleOfSteel (Post 21856749)
Question: How do those original Grip Shifters work for you? I've thought they were super cool as the form and function integration is quite good, and lightyears better/sleeker/prettier than the modern Grip Shifters. If you don't want 'em...I know a guy. ;)

Never used them and they were the first thing I removed. This pic is as soon as I got it home. I’m switching to barcons.

dmarkun 12-31-20 03:47 PM

I don't normally give a second look at aluminum, but this bike is gorgeous! How do you like the ride? My son's Gary Fisher hybrid feels so dead and slow, so I guess I've imprinted that as the "aluminum vibe". But that's the only aluminum I've ridden. (I don't want to start anything. Maybe I should've stopped after "gorgeous").

Bianchigirll 12-31-20 03:50 PM

You should have given the gripshifters a try. Great looking bike

masi61 12-31-20 03:54 PM


Originally Posted by sloar (Post 21855254)
1991 and the shifters are original.

Very cool ride !

I remember seeing that one in the '91 catalog. That headset looks like a Mavic, yes?

I purchased a similar Cannondale size small touring bike with all original components that may be more of a 93 or 9j4 model. It has a Brooks Professional (large rivet) saddle that is in perfect condition. It has the cantilever brakes and a custom metallic blue paint job with detailing on the top tube that makes it look like denim. I can post pictures later if anybody is interested.

jjhabbs 12-31-20 06:07 PM

Beautiful. Very tough find! Expecially in good condition. Congrats!

JJ

fender1 12-31-20 07:37 PM

Nice! I have been on the lookout for one of these for quite sometime. Enjoy and looking forward to the after pictures!

sloar 12-31-20 07:55 PM

This came up on eBay a few months ago on eBay from a local seller that get donated bikes and sells for charity. I was outbidded at the last second. Ended up it was a friend of mine who won the auction. One of the few bikes I was upset about not getting and he wasn’t about to sell it to me. A few days ago a Serotta Colorado AL popped up on Craigslist for $75, I ended up getting it after giving the seller a bit of info and a little more cash. Knowing my buddy would love to have the Serotta I made a proposition and a deal was struck. Very happy with the outcome. The Cannondale is in great shape and will make a great touring bike, I’ve got plenty of road bike and really wasn’t very fond of the aluminum Serotta. Other than swapping shifters I put a smaller inner chainring, new cables and cleaned and regreased the bearings. New tan bar tape is on order. I’ll see how the original tires hold up before I order new Paselas.

badger_biker 01-01-21 12:53 AM

Beautiful bike. Congrats on the find!

dedhed 01-01-21 06:33 AM

One for sale around here. Seems a bit pricey.
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/bik...254247238.html

top506 01-01-21 09:04 AM

Fat tubed American alloy goodness.
Is the drilled stem legit?

Top

fliplap 01-01-21 09:26 AM

Well now that’s just a fine looking bike.

sloar 01-01-21 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by top506 (Post 21857684)
Fat tubed American alloy goodness.
Is the drilled stem legit?

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Yes, pic from the catalog.





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blakcloud 01-01-21 11:31 AM

When I was visiting the bike Museum in Sakai Japan they had this one on display. It had gone 55,000 km on some world journey.


https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...38c819e1ae.jpg

Congratulations on your new to you bike, it looks great.

ne46st 01-07-24 09:52 PM

I have a 2002 Cyclocross and I have been wondering for a long time if it is viable as a touring rig. Your post gives me a confident yes!! Thank you!! ( Unfortunately I can't post a picture here since I am still a newbee.. :( )


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