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Follow up. Had to run some washers to get the alignment where it needed to be. Very strange, but for now it works

Here's the plan so far: Wheels: Shimano XT Disc Hubs Mavic X223 Disc Rims Tires: Maxxis Ikon 2.2" Pedals: Shimano PD-GR500 Crankset: Shimano FC-MT900 Chain: Shimano XT CN-HG95 10-speed Cassette: Shimano XT CS-M771 10-speed Cassette Bottom Bracket: Shimano XT BB-MT800 Drivetrain: 1x Rear...

At first I thought it was a brand adapter issue, but now I'm starting to wonder if something else is going on here. I'm running Avid BB7-S MTB Brakes, and made sure to get the matching Sram Disc Adapters. However the bolt alignment on the rear is WAY off. See picture. Anyone else running into...

The frame was a bit of a hassle to deal with but overall I was able to break even and make a little bit over what was put into it.

Finally found a Team Blue in my size so here's the beginning of a fun project>

Sorry to disappoint, but I actually sold this one off. A size too large and wanted to find a Team Bule instead. I'll start a new post on that one though as my intention has been the same.

Yes, it appears it just really depends on the brake you're going to run. If the brake is IS mount then you can get away with no adapters, but most are post mount and require an adapter. BTW I went with 160mm rotors

Wondering what most people use to fill in the hole once the brake posts are removed?

Anyone know what the standard rotor size is that you can run without an adapter on disc-compatible frames (like CAAD3/CADD4)? My assumption is 140mm diameter, with the option to run larger via adapters, but wanted to double-check here.

One more question, is there a specific spot I can research as to what shocks I could replace the rear shock with? I'm guess the most important measurements are going to be the eye-to-eye length and any bushings needed for the mounts.

Thanks for the info. I'm learning new things every day :D Didn't realize not all headshoks were air sprung. I guess I should have known but this was the first time I encountered one in person. Kept trying to find the air valve. We took the top cap off, and saw an allen screw underneath, so I'm...

I'm currently looking at this Team Blue one, and it seems like it's a 2001, but in the 2001 catalog it doesn't list team blue as an option (of course it's really hard to read too ). 2000 didn't seem to have a 500 as an available model. Any ideas? Also can anyone tell me about the Headshok...

Let me know your thoughts on the packing of this frame. See below:

Yes, absolutely intriguing. Very nice find.

WANT: F-Series 18" in Team Blue, similar to what's pictured below. Mainly looking for frame, but will consider complete bike as well. Will also consider "Medium" 16" size, as well as Super V models in Team Blue Must be a disc-compatible year Prefer 1999-2000 year models

I may keep the wheels, but the rest likely part out individually. Didn't get much interest, and there is a nice Team Blue one available, but a bit out of reach at the moment, so trying to raise funds for it. I didn't see a "delete" option for this thread, is there a better way to mark this as...

1999 Cannondale F2000 CAAD4 Headshok Mountain Bike Frame | Color: Afterburner Fade | Size: X-Large (20") Used but in excellent condition. Headshok recently rebuilt/serviced by Mendon Cyclesmith Starting bid at $0.99, no reserve. https://www.ebay.com/itm/153881696208?&shqty=1&isGTR=1#shId

Looks like a 1998 Super V 3000 Raven