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I have been looking the pictures over and I am nearly positive that this is a replacement frame. My guess is that it is a replacement for a 92 or 93 M700 due to the threaded Pepperoni fork. Prior to 92, Pepperoni forks used 1' steerer and after 93 all Pepperoni forks were threadless. March of...

I have a couple of old Nishiki Aliens with square tubing.

That was a feature on the Exage (6 speed) and Mountain LX (7 speed). IIRC it was only around for a year or two 1988 & 1989.

I contacted the seller about this bike but he was very rude, not going to drive a few hours to deal with that.

I would love to build one of these up, I have never had one with a 24" rear wheel. I had an 87 SM900 stolen a while back.

Nah, it happens to all of us. I don't think I could figure out half of the new headset and bottom bracket standards which is why I am so familiar with the Park website. Can't wait to see the progress on your new frame. My 1990 M800 is also an April mfg. date: 51804901810

Your frame is made for a 1" steerer. The 1" number refers to the OD of the steerer tube. Headsets (and tires, and bottom brackets, and every other part that has ever changing standards) can get confusing. When I get lost I find that Park Tool has a lot of useful info on their website. The...

That is wild, I have a 1990 SM800 that has a 1' steerer. Do you have the serial number handy?

I think it is a 1990, it was the only year with round chainstays and cantilevered dropouts. Probably a late 1990 (August +/-) with the decal on the downtube or it could be a euro spec thing. I would love to see the serial number on it.

The same bike has been advertised in my area for $300. It has been sitting for months.

What is the serial number? Where are you located? How much are you asking?

Would you mind sharing the serial number? I am curious about this bike, thanks.

For my bikes, I prefer original paint even if it is in bad condition. But this is your bike, what do you like?

Not sure about the tire clearance but older Cannondales used 27.2mm seatposts.

There are kit to convert from Headshok forks to conventional forks, which is what is fitted to your bike. Post a picture of the serial number, that will help fill in the details.