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Great, that is for both 68 and 73mm, that should fit. Yes, pulling it out first is best, but I'd rather first order the bracket, so that I am not without bracket/cranks for too long.

It has external cups. The crank is Deore LX.

I have this mountain bike, I suspect it is a F2000SL from 2006. I replaced the bottom bracket with the one from my F700 CAAD 4. Unfortunately that bottom bracket now also needs to be replaced. I can tell that the bracket says "BC 1.37" x 24T". What should be the bracket width I need to order...

I'd like to present my F2000SL (that is what I think it is). I bought this bike recently for only 150 euros but it turned out to be in a worse state than I had noticed when I bought it. So I stripped my F700 for parts and put them on this bike: * steer (it was rather narrow) * stem (it was...

Thanks for your research, it looks very similar indeed!

I think the travel is larger than 25mm.

Around 2001. It is identical to this one: https://community.vintagecannondale.com/showcase/2001-cannondale-f700.2147/

Thanks! The original wheels: The 98 is the exhibition number :D The site says it is from around 2006. I found the same bike here (Dutch market place). That's a F800SL, so I guess this is too? However the parts on that bike are different, for example FSA vs XT cranks. Seller sent me this...

Thanks, I did not know they had different bikes on sale in Europe. I contacted the seller, she has the original wheels, they are Easton Havocs. I also found this picture: https://mountainbikemuseum.nl/mountainbikes/cannondale-optimo-98 It mentions 2006.

Does anybody know what bike this is? I noticed it for sale, for little. On the same parket place I saw a very similar bike (much more expensive), it was called F800 SL. Is it that one? Where can I find the specs of this bike? What does the "optimo" stand for? The wheels look like they have...

Hello, I am Dirk-Jan from the Netherlands and I own a Cannondale F700 since about 3 years, my second Cannondale MTB after I had a F500 for many years. I love the look of the vintage 26" Cannondale MTB's. Recently, on a holiday, I decided to try out the suspension lock. (I never felt the need to...