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Is there any chance that you could adapt plastic Shimano downtube bosses to your frame? I still don't have a clear idea of what the interface is.

I think disc front/V brake rear is reasonable. Will be interested to hear if you go that route and what you come up with for mechanical disc brakes.

Cool bikes. Thanks for posting.

I didn't know that they were ever plastic, thought they were always die cast. I will have to look at my mid 80s frames. There are a couple of other threads on this subject in the wanted section. I posted a link to an aftermarket set there, but they were out of stock last time I checked.

I have a 2011 CAADX Cyclocross frame that I like better than my older XR800s because the geometry is better for me on the 2011 frame. I've seen new Leftys on some high end custom titanium frames, so they must have their fans.

You have other bikes to ride. Why spend money on an alternative fork that you won't want on the bike long term?

That color reminds me of the colors I see on one of my favorite custom builder's bikes, Dave Wages of Ellis Cycles. I tend to go for brighter colors. Glad to have landed the R300 in Galaxy Red. The Serotta NHX in fluorescent pink and orange is one of my all time favorites. is

Looks like a great deal. Do you know what year(s) that version of LX was made? I don't remember them but am thinking they might be the last version of LX.

I don't recall seeing that color. I have a 1997 R300 frameset in Galaxy Red sitting here in the stand. I have not seen many R200 or R300 bikes. It seems that Cannondale sold a lot more of the mid range models.

Doubt it was built as a 2000 model with a June 1998 build code. Could well be a warranty frame. I built my 1999 CAAD4 road from a NOS frameset in 1999 or 2000, and it came with R4000 decals and same Team Blue/yellow quadwrap decals as the OP's bike. So there were definitely frames out there...

Welcome. Interesting bike. Looks to have JE date code, which would be May 1998 production. There were no disc brake USA models until 1999. If the XTR is original, that would indicate a top of the line model, such as the F3000. But in 1999, the upper models had CAAD4 frames and Fatty SL...

I was mistaken about not having a 1984 frame. One of my touring bikes is BB0634. I would say that the 34 rules out the month/day option. Still need to check the other two old frames.

My guess is that it was the total number of frames produced of all types for that model year. Production might have been more than we might imagine. I don't have a 1984 frame but have come across several 1985 frames without specifically looking for one. By 1987 Cannondale must have been...

Brian might have the definite answer, but my guess is that it was the 606th frame made in 1984. I'll try to look at my older frames and see if they conform to that theory. The way to know for sure would be to find one with the last two digits being 32 or higher. That would rule out a date...

Johnny has the serial number translation right. That's a really nice find especially at that price. You could probably get a good share of the purchase price on eBay just for the brakes. Does the bike still have the GripShift shifters? I've had a lot of them but never a set for SunTour...

I agree. Probably can be straightened assuming the shop has the tool to check it. These hangers fit a bunch of Cannondales, so I'd guess that Wheels will keep them in stock for a long time in the future.

Wheels #16? https://wheelsmfg.com/derailleur-hanger-16.html

Thanks. I had just found them there but you beat me to it. A friend in VA said he has a few. Bells has the bag for $22 shipped. https://www.ebay.com/itm/303745538356?epid=1230171406&hash=item46b8a51934:g:oVoAAOSwq85fmxy- The Jagwire part number is DCA 072 if you want to look around.

I would be if I had a fork for it.

Problem Solvers version: https://www.ebay.com/itm/255121198192?hash=item3b66688c70:g:ErkAAOSwKA9hMx1W