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After these many months of collecting, wrenching and riding I've come to enjoy many different Cannondale's. I sure would like to try this one out. I had thought 60cm was my ultimate size. But I've since ridden some bikes that are bigger by a bit and do find them......different. The model year...

Local craigslist ad. At least that is what I came up from the posted serial number (63121885156) and pictures. “Only” $135. It would fit me too. Appears to have the original components. Last week I would’ve picked it up. This week not so much.

The champaign color would be very unique. I agree it does look good.

Could it have been a European model brought to the US at some time in its life?

Great scenery @letsbike ! Reminds me of a time that by the calendar it was a long time ago. But I remember like it was yesterday. I had a favorite, secret fishing hole that was also a beaver pond. I caught a few dandy Brook Trout every spring. I rode a whopping 6 miles this a.m. It has a good...

I believe that Sun Ringle AT-18 on Amazon is the wrong size @letsbike It's an ISO 507 (24"). If I understand the system correctly a 700c would be an ISO 622. I googled but was unable to find a AT-18 in 700c. There is a CR-18 but in my reading it is a double wall. But often stated as an...

I’ve searched on ebay for the wheel models listed for the Cannondale touring bikes but have yet to find any for sale. The wheels on my ST400 are in good shape, I was hoping to find at least a front for a spare.

New York. The same seller that I bought my complete Black Lightning from. I really liked the bike, but shipping cost was why I had to pass. Too bad as it was near mint.

I’ve thought about whether or not touring wheels were stronger than regular road bike wheels. I came across an ebay ad for a cutaway display of Wolber wheels that showed the difference.

I do like the direction this thread is headed. I’m discovering more than just the ride feel of touring framed bikes.

Awesome stuff @letsbike !

Very nice bike! Please more pictures with the local scenery in the background! Norway is beautiful. If you haven’t looked through the catalog links already you could try that, although there are only a few Europe catalogs. And there is not one for 1998. JI= September 1998 1998 catalog (US)...

Unless you have all the different colors, you do.

That’s a great deal. My oldest daughter would love the pink.

I keep coming back and looking at these pictures. It looks to be in fantastic shape. If it was nearby I’d buy it. Shipping logistics would be difficult and cost enough to be almost too much for the overall expense.

Ride with a view of the Boise Foothills. I had not ridden the R500 all winter. Now that I’m more familiar with brifters it was a fun ride.

I believe it was his video on the Lefty that I watched last year. Yes @JohnnyD ”quirky” . My own experience with the headshock when new was disappointing; losing its air charge. Quickly. And from what I learned about the Lefty before I bought one was migrating bearings. Can they really be called...

Very nice!

Wow @letsbike you ain't kidding! Look at those flowers!

Yes @marknutzman it is a great color! And I too would've considered that ST800. Looks close enough to the catalog.