= Show Us Your Cannondale! =
03-10-09, 06:04 AM
#676
Old but slow
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I like that car too. Is that a TR4? My dad had a 1959 TR3 with the detachable windows.
03-10-09, 08:18 AM
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My updated SR500 with Utegra 10 drive train and carbon fork.
More details here https://www.jtgraphics.net/cannondale_sr500.htm if interested.
More details here https://www.jtgraphics.net/cannondale_sr500.htm if interested.
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It may not be fancy but it gets me were I need to go.
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It may not be fancy but it gets me were I need to go.
https://www.jtgraphics.net/cyclist_bicycles.htm
03-10-09, 08:40 AM
#678
Space for rent!
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My recently acquired System Six. I bought it complete, but took it down to the frame for cleaning. I'm still putting it back together.
03-10-09, 08:48 AM
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mine was just a little over a grand with pedals. i think i could of done better on the price but i really didnt shop around to much. i just went with what bike shop seemed to give me the best customer service!
03-27-09, 08:30 PM
#680
n00b!
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Stocky stock, with a couple bits tacked on, 08 Synapse SL-3 Compact
I even still have that dork disc on it
I even still have that dork disc on it
03-27-09, 08:41 PM
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HI, here my two cannondale. first one is caad9 alloy, dura ace.
and second one my new one. systemm six 2008. sram force and SI cannondale crankset
if you have a comments!!! you're welcome!
and second one my new one. systemm six 2008. sram force and SI cannondale crankset
if you have a comments!!! you're welcome!
04-11-09, 07:07 PM
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2009 CAAD9 Tiagra no more
Finished building this up last weekend. 2009 Rival Shifters, Silver 08 for the rest. Even managed to find a OCT Silver Crank. Wheels are Cane Creek Volos Sterling Team Issue. You can probably make out the rest of the stuff. Stock weight was 20.4 (with the Shimano Pedals and Water bottle holders). Now its 17.2 pounds. Incase anyone cares the 56cm frame is 1229 grams and the fork is a porky 586 grams! A new all carbon fork, some lightweight skewers, a silver (or maybe red) seat post clamp are on my "to buy" list. I maybe want to try out a pair of Look Keo sprint or classic pedals too.
I'm liking SRAM! And I love my CAAD9, so glad I didn't sell it to buy a 2009 Bianchi 1885 frame to build up.
04-11-09, 07:22 PM
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Looks like a mid 80's vintage based on the rear dropouts, pre detachable derailleur hanger design. I had one in white with blue lettering, stem and seat but apparently weakened by a previous fall the rear derailleur tore away from the frame while I was attempting to sprint through an intersection and make a light. Cannondale was nice enough to give me a replacement frame, an R500 Road Race model in red with white graphics quite like roccobike's. I still ride it after almost 20 years.
I like that car too. Is that a TR4? My dad had a 1959 TR3 with the detachable windows.
I like that car too. Is that a TR4? My dad had a 1959 TR3 with the detachable windows.
04-11-09, 10:44 PM
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OK, it's an older Cannondale, a 91 to be exact not as classy as a new one. But I brought this one back from total filth to look like this.
This one was a garage queen for 15 years before I found it on CL. It's appearance was filthy, with "sissy" bars instead of drop bars. I started to build it up as a spare bike for myself when a lady I ride with asked if I had a bike for her niece.
I added the 7 speed brifters, not exotic, but easy to add to the existing 7 speed set up. The bars were a spare that I had in the parts bin and the stem came off another Cannondale. I bought the 1" steerer carbon fork for another bike but it was not a good fit. Turns out it was from another Cannondale and fit this early frame perfectly. The filth actually help preserve that paint. Most bikes look better in pics than they actually appear in person, but not this one, it looks better up close.
This one was a garage queen for 15 years before I found it on CL. It's appearance was filthy, with "sissy" bars instead of drop bars. I started to build it up as a spare bike for myself when a lady I ride with asked if I had a bike for her niece.
I added the 7 speed brifters, not exotic, but easy to add to the existing 7 speed set up. The bars were a spare that I had in the parts bin and the stem came off another Cannondale. I bought the 1" steerer carbon fork for another bike but it was not a good fit. Turns out it was from another Cannondale and fit this early frame perfectly. The filth actually help preserve that paint. Most bikes look better in pics than they actually appear in person, but not this one, it looks better up close.
04-12-09, 08:59 AM
#690
Bike ≠ Car ≠ Ped.
nojoka, what are you using to hold up the bike? I haven't seen little prop platforms like that..
Oh, wait, it's hanging on the wall... If it weren't for the window blinds, I would've been fooled.
Oh, wait, it's hanging on the wall... If it weren't for the window blinds, I would've been fooled.
04-12-09, 09:21 AM
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jesspal: l I dropped 3.2lb (20.4 --> 17.2) but that was with switching out basically everything in addition to the groupset. Better wheels, tires and tubes, lighter post and saddle, new bars, stem. I bet sram accounted for 1.5 or so pounds of that weight.
BarracksSi: Yep good eyes the Bike holder on my wall is a "Topeak One Up Wall Mount Bike Hanger" Amazon has it for $36. Works good in my tiny San Francisco apartment.
Youngin: Thanks!
BarracksSi: Yep good eyes the Bike holder on my wall is a "Topeak One Up Wall Mount Bike Hanger" Amazon has it for $36. Works good in my tiny San Francisco apartment.
Youngin: Thanks!
04-12-09, 09:40 AM
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hey does anyone have links to light caad9 builds? i know one guy had his 15lbs or uner on hers. I cant find it.
04-12-09, 09:57 AM
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The stem and bar combo looks really good as well. I have the matte black CAAD9, i'm gonna upgrade the bars and stem soon as well. Would look at those as an option but i want to keep it all black. Maybe 3t Ergosum bars.
04-12-09, 10:38 AM
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04-12-09, 11:08 AM
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04-12-09, 11:14 AM
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My newly bought 2009 Cdale!
I'm dying to ride it, so the gear is the next thing...I had to travel 30 km to get one in my size because stores in Toronto can't keep them in stock. No wonder
I'm dying to ride it, so the gear is the next thing...I had to travel 30 km to get one in my size because stores in Toronto can't keep them in stock. No wonder
04-12-09, 11:55 AM
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Is there such a thing as too much Caad 9 goodness? I think not...
04-12-09, 12:08 PM
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I'm that guy that I am.
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