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the photo from that thread is a good resource to do a vector graphic out of it. if it's helpful, i could do that easily in adobe illustrator. then you only need to find someone with a 'plotter' nearby to make a vinyl decal.

in my opinion it's a caad 9 too. there are some differences to a CAAD8 frame to identify it as a 9er. i'm looking by myself for a CAAD9 in white with red decals since some time and so i've seen some of those black CAAD9 with this 'premium'-fork at 'kleinanzeigen'. good research, @letsbike!

why the decal is cracked? is there so much movement in the carbon when riding the bike?

Could you post a picture from the whole frame? the 56 is the framesize, right?

this one is also good... 'super six evo'... xD

i know some roadbike frames by 'principia' who has also those welds.

...one of these 'real' cannondales, right? :)

oh yes, you're right. didn't noticed it on that pic. so probably CAAD4, as you said.

a lot to read, but great story! looking forward to read also some insides from back then in future. and maybe get to know the one or other intention by cannondale. welcome! :) are you still connected to cannondale-buddies from that time?

one more for the fake gallery :) are those fakes known in other parts of the world as well?

and maybe no need because there are individual parts on frames, that only used incombination on singular models. but then it's more a riddle to identify the model :) my guess is CAAD3 R500 after 2000. CAAD3 coz of the straight seat stays. R500 coz the 1 1/8 ahead stem. R600 isn't possible...

impossible with this thick layer of paint :)

found something to riddle :) what is your tipp?

but maybe that were not 'their' thoughts. what is when cannondale did just build (cross)motorbikes as one conseqent next step, coming from building awesome mountainbikes. in the end, it's not far away from where they came from and what they did. maybe it was not the plan to beat any other...

as johnny already wrote, all the informations reached through the menuebar at the homepage could also be provieded inside the forum – so go for it. just clicked a little bit through the main pages... and found the menue point 'SHIMANO DATE CODES' at the menue bar in 'INFO & SERIAL NUMBERS'...

the interesting of this picture with the welds for me is, it's absolutely correct. as i told, had such a trekking bike too before i came into riding roadbikes and stumbled over cannondale bikes. one day i was out for a ride and after quite some time during a uphill the frame was broken on the...

we have a thread with other fakes. maybe you want to add it over there? https://community.vintagecannondale.com/threads/fake-cannondale.1060/

that's never a cannondale :) had a similar one 10 years ago. it was sold on german baumarkt^^ a picture for you: 'why we sand our welds' by cannondale

a SYSTEMSIX was sold in 2011 for 1700€.