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The fork looks precisely like this... https://www.ebay.com/itm/Reynolds-Ouzo-Pro-carbon-road-700c-fork-240mm-steerer-1-1-8-used-good/233318507987?hash=item3652dde5d3:g:plIAAOSw62xdXLao >> especially if it's on a big frame 56 cm. Do you mean it would help the bike sell for more, or separately...

came across a caad4 in beautiful condition. Doubt it has more than 1000 miles and may have original tires in serviceable condition. A couple of paint chips, no dents. Otherwise paint is perfect. Saddle is a crap non oem gel seat. Grey in color, no R decal on the top tube, triple crank, cane...

Hello. Seaain here... (pronounced "Shane"). I live in Vermont, having just moved this past winter. We live in a nice, cycling-friendly community on Lake Champlain. Looking forward to learning more about vintage Cannondales. I recently purchased an odd CAAD4 Saeco. It's a bit of a...

I have not cast my vote. What qualifies as vintage? Where are we drawing the line? Sorry, kinda new here and getting bearings. Regards... Woof

>> It's a 2012, so has more white, less green. Oh yes, absolutely, please. I will very much consider a 2012. All the more subtle. Love the blue/green and white. Amended original post to add that as a want.

>> Does the 52 cm bike conform to a 1999 model? Great question... No. The 52cm is clearly marked as an R600 CAAD4. In 1999 the R600 was a CAAD3. Good point! So this is not a 1999 format. In format it looks most like 2000-2001, but the two letter code is missing. >> Do you have Campagnolo...

Yes, sorry, updated the original post with full set of wants. Thank you!

This is not my serial number. It comes from a red R600 CAAD4 However, I am very clear that this is the FORMAT of my serial number. This format does not conform to any of the formats presented here on Vintage Cannondale. If this is indeed a 1993-1999, then the only pair of letters that...

Looking for a couple different frames... in order of preference: 1. 2013 Liquigas Team colors: I had a 54" in this, but a 56" would work as well, if not better... It seems like the vast majority of these were 105's but I will consider frame with fork, frames without fork, completes and any...

Yes, this is the kind of thing I am wondering. Some kind of off-catalog build? I see what you mean about Chain Gang being Spec's with Daytona. I found a picture of the fork. It is a Slice Prodigy Alloy Steerer with Carbon Blades. That Slice is very clearly the one in use with the R600...

Hmm, you have a great point about the fork/head tubes. This is what I meant about the fork. Many of the forks for the Saecos are painted black... The baseline is that my fork is painted full red. It's a Slice Carbon... No black or fade, or anything fancy. It's a slice. Very few Saecos...

So I take it you think it is a 56 based on this... an yes I'd be interested in knowing what the 2.8 tells us. Frame could definitely be a 1999. Fork is almost certainly 2001, and group set is 2000-2001. I am guessing it was a frame sold in 2001, and someone put period Campy mid-range parts...

No other serial. It's all under the guide. Interested more in frame size than year, but it is so weird that I am intrigued and trying to figure out what gives. I do think the isolated "56" in lower right corresponds to the frame size. My measurements pretty much confirm that, and frankly it...

I have a CAAD4 that has a very unusual serial number configuration. I realize the fairlead is in the way, but it reads: 585 <fairlead> 451 (all of these are numbers, not letters) 2RR <Fairlead> ? 56 I'll post a pic, but a couple of things. The frame appears to be no earlier than 1999 and...