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They aren't the originals. I had to have them replaced for wear, but still quite a while ago. I'll take look at what you suggest - thx for the help.

Thanks for the suggestion. I will look for a co-op. It rides fine, for now. A few years back, when getting it serviced, they wanted to swap out the shifters, but I declined & requested just service the best they could. They turned out fine. Recently, I was told can't get the brake pads...

This is the only bike I've ever ridden, really. Commuted and weekend rides - logged over 12k miles. It kinda got stored after marriage/kids/work. I want to start riding again but thinking maybe I should try something different. I didn't keep up with bike evolution as I was very satisfied w/this...

Looked again at the Vintage Cannondale site that goes over the old serial numbering system - perhaps my bike's #02301906593 is version 2 format, 0=rear drop out spacing (130mm), 23=frame size, 0190=production date January 1990, 6593=sequence number. Would that make sense?

I couldn't make it make sense either. I'll look again to see if I missed something. Thank you for helping.

From what I can tell, it is 02301906593. Does that make sense?

I love my bike, and am hoping there is someone out there who will keep riding it. I am wondering what it might be worth and how best to sell it. I'm in Southern California area. I'm the original owner. I have changed the pedals, grips, seat, chain, tires, and added a few things. Thanks for any...