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I don't mind the dealer decal just because it adds to the history of the bike. Would have been better placed on the down tube near the bottom bracket though. Looks like you have a Shimano and SunTour mix right now. I didn't look the bike up in the catalogs. What did it come with and what...

Best to post a pic of the whole series.

The 1995 rigid frames including the KVs had the Force 40 pivot that Meenie posted. 1996 frames used cantis and the seatpost clamp mounted guide. Brakes were typically Alivio or Coda. If your frame was made in 1995 it was most likely a 1996 model. Nashbar used to sell a simple guide that...

A Van Halen tribute that didn't come off. Indy 500 is this Sunday, please watch. https://racer.com/2021/05/26/the-eddie-van-halen-indy-500-tribute-car-that-wasnt/

The first part looks like a standard socket head cap screw but it probably has some associated bushings. I've never owned a full suspension Cannondale so am not much help here. KK = November, 1999. Perhaps a pre-production frame built up for someone to test??

That's a very early date code for a Jekyll. First model year for them was 2001. The 2001 US catalog shows the Jekyll 2000 with similar black/orange/yellow fade and the component spec looks similar. I'm not sure of the correct term for the parts you need: axles or shock pivots, or ?. I...

Real, and looks to be in great shape. Give the bat rays some pets for me if you get to the aquarium.

I guess that I should have said that if I were ordering a new headset for that bike without measuring, I would order an ISO headset with the thinking that it is the most likely size. Have been wrong before though. My 1993 lugged steel Specialized Allez uses a JIS headset.

I believe you have the date of build right. I think the colors are Mango and Galaxy Blue (see the Super V 2000 in the 1997 catalog). Component spec is right on with the 1997 M500 - and those look like 26" x 2.1" tires from here. The H500 had much narrower 700C tires. Your bike is a bit of an...

I have two Tange forks here that are both 26.4. One is from a 1987 R600, not sure about the other.

Evidently only sold with that paint as a frameset. I wouldn't think that there are many out there.

I haven't seen one of those before. The picture you posted doesn't show much detail.

I am not sure what you are suggesting. I think that it might be possible to thread a small diameter aluminum tube to accept the screws for down tube cable adjusters. You would have to be careful not to over tighten them as you could distort the down tube. If I can find the time I might give...

I'd estimate somewhere around $200. You might get a bit more for it right now considering that new bikes are still in short supply.

Agree with Brian. 16" frame built on November 4th, 1986 (so surely a 1987 model). The 92nd frame built that day. Frame color appears to match the SM600 but should have had pink decals. Wouldn't be the first Cannondale to get decals that don't show in the catalog, but I don't know how to tell...

Is it a screw or a rivet on the chain stay? Either way I think its function was to plug a vent hole during the welding of the frame. I think you need to push the plastic pins through the cable guides with a small punch. It's not something I have done but you can probably rattle the pins out...

Good to see them. How many sets? Why the last run?