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If you see a 22" or 25" SH, let me know.

Here's the only one I found at home, may have something else at the shop. It has a 26.2 clamp (guessing that's so you can use 26.0 or 26.4 bar), 100 mm extension, and made for a drop bar. A Cinelli model 64 and an Ergo bend 26.0 Bontrager slipped in without binding. Needs a repaint to look nice.

A typical hybrid/MTB model, probably made by HL: https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-25-4mm-Quill-Stem-120mm-30-Degree-25-4-Black-1-Bike-Neck/263993452267?hash=item3d773c66eb:g:InoAAOSwKCZbxl4T:sc:USPSPriority!61345!US!-1

Here's an interesting TTT, but the clamp would need modification to take a drop bar: https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Old-Stock-3T-Roller-Guide-Stem-Chromoly-Steel-Tubing-w-Black-Enamel-Finish/272741580817?hash=item3f80aa4011:g:3-MAAOSwTAZdNjUv:sc:USPSPriorityMailPaddedFlatRateEnvelope!61345!US!-1

Are you picky about rise angle and clamp diameter? There are lots of MTB and hybrid stems out there that are similar. Most are going to have an extension with rise and will have a 25.4 clamp. Plenty of 25.4 drop bars exist, so the clamp diameter is not a big deal if you're not picky about the...

Sounds like a nice project. Are you going to put big tires on it? I'd be interested to know what will fit the H frames. I think the older SH hybrids may have more clearance, just guessing based on chainstay lengths. From the catalog we know that 38 mm tires fit the H frames. I'd like to...

I have one that's probably broken in the same place as yours. See this thread for a pic and my thoughts on repairing them. Second link is for an aftermarket repair part. http://community.vintagecannondale.com/threads/broken-downtube-shift-lever-boss-for-a-95-r300.254/#post-1338...

Here is a cheap replacement: https://www.cycle-frames.com/bicycle-frame-tubing/NOVA-LEVER-BOSS-KIT-FOR-AL-FRAME.html

Glad to help. Enjoy the bike.

I would think that's a great deal.

Looks like a 2003 Bad Boy to me. It was a CAAD3 MTB frame with a steel fork. Nicely equipped with XT. Originally came with narrower road tires but this one looks ready for the trails. Nice rigid MTB, unique in the line-up in 2003.

Looks like a 1998 SuperV 3000 Raven. Fairly rare and valuable to the right person. There were some durability problems with the early Raven frames, so they aren't as desirable as they might have been otherwise.

Looks to be a essentially a 1996 H800 with the charcoal pearl paint from the H700 and a chain guard. Seems that there were any number of models that were only available in Europe, especially commuter types.

Looks to be in great shape. I think it's a 1994 model but the catalog picture shows decals of a different color. All the 1993 model year MTB frames had cantilever dropouts. 1994 saw the introduction of the 3.8 series frames with more conventional dropouts. Thanks for posting.

The forks in the photo are a pretty close match. I've seen more variance in separate mixes of the same code. If the Fatty is original, the repainted fork looks just a bit lighter to me. I think the other two blues you posted look lighter than the 5017.

The RAL 5017 looks pretty close to my eye.

I don't believe it's a Cannondale. I've never seen a Cannondale that had weld beads left showing.

It's a 2010 model. You can find it in the 2010 European catalog here: https://www.cannondale.com/en/USA/Support/BikeArchive

I have print catalogs here from 2013-2016. Post a pic of your bike and I'll try to figure it out. List of components other than Red will be helpful. Here's the 2013 version, Mariner Blue with Race Red and 40 blue accents. Sorry, can't get the file to upload.

Newer than we usually deal with here. What do you want to know about it?