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Best is to measure it. Pre 93 the size is direct on the frame. post 93, it is stated sometimes. ;)

That frame has lots of life left. If you can grab it (if its your size), post a photo of it and and we can see what direction to go.

Cool, can you post a photo of the bike? so we can see what direction to go. and welcome. :)

ask to grab that cannondale then.. there might be a gem in there. look for odd and weird. :D

That is so weird, have you spoke with the owner of this art? there might be other rare bikes in this pile.

Cool photo, I would have love to seen tinker back in the day.

repost the pics. :)

Welcome!

looking for a 1" touring fork like this....

would like to find one of these forks...

Welcome Len, add your collection in the gallery! :cool:

Do you have a picture? Have you also looked thru the 1997 catalog? http://vintagecannondale.com/catalog/

Do you have the Date Code? year.. :)

Is there a photo?

Check the SN: http://vintagecannondale.com/info/serial_numbers/ any Cannondale for $20 is a score!!!

Its a blank slate. You can restore it to factory specs of whatever 88 model you choose. Or a Modern/Vintage ride.. 88 Decals with modern parts... These frames ride great either way. :)

I believe there was a BL in 02 ish. Have you checked the SN? http://vintagecannondale.com/info/serial_numbers/

Looks like 99-01ish. Have you checked under the Bottom Bracket? here is some info about checking the SN: http://vintagecannondale.com/info/serial_numbers/ post what you find out. :)

I would agree. The CODA are hard to find pads. If it's to ride newer brakes are much better. If you want to keep it time period. Find another set non CODA.

Awesome! :)