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Great photos once again @kjop ! I need to stop working on bikes and go for a ride!

Bizarre looking "thing" for sure. If I were to guess, I'd say some sort of futuristic concept from an engineering team. For a trade show or something like that.

For me it is a new story. One that took place a couple of decades ago. Heckuva gamble to enter the motocross market. Was it poorly executed? I don’t know. I might have to see if I can find the article written about the bike. The author wrote very negatively about the mx400 when it was released...

Yes, I look at my Prophet and wonder if I’m up to the task of servicing the lefty. Mechanical ability? Probably. But tooling? No. I’m thinking of sending it off to Mendon cycles this winter.

@JohnnyD I let the cat out of the bag. I showed my wife pics of what the frame looks like now and what it looked like in the catalog photo. She’s a very understanding enabler of my addictions…err..supportive of my hobbies. I always include her in my Cannondale collecting; the R300 is for her.

Thanks @JohnnyD (nice pun! F.A.R.). It is currently in the stand for a clean-n-lube. Then I’ll see what the RD needs. It was ratcheting toward the chain ring while pedaling about a half inch or so. As far as number 7 goes….I don’t want to spoil it. But I did buy a frame. Good thing I can...

I had to go look in the catalog to see what the Mavic and Zoot look like. Blue is my favorite color, so I like the Zoot tribute idea. But that Mavic being such a loud yellow sure would “pop”. I’d enjoy reading about either build. What’s your plan for decals?

Uhhh….nevermind about the tire size. The rear had 20 p.s.i. and the front had less than that. Combined with the color of the sidewall, maybe it was an optical illusion. Or not. I earn a living eyeball inspecting stuff that flies 6 miles in the sky. I catch these things (Ripley’s believe it or...

It is nice. The smaller tires just don’t look right in my eyes though. It cost a single Ben Franklin.

I’m not an expert in judging used bikes. But my first look at the rear cogs told my brain there wasn’t many miles pedaled. It was one of my triggers that told me that I must have this bike. Downtube shifters take me back in time to my youth. Ahh, the nostalgia….

I have added another Cannondale. I was just going to go look at it. The color and vintage initiated my ”need” to look. It turned out to be in good enough condition for me and a deal was made. It’s a 1995 R300, 58cm, in a nice looking dark metallic green. First impression was that it was...

The only 105 crank that matches the same dimensions as the Sora that's installed is the 1057. That was my interpretation of the Shimano chart I found on Sheldon Brown's site. I found one on the bay, but it is part of a bigger set. And a bit more than I want to spend.

Uh oh I’m afraid to check. It’s a 5 1/2 hour drive. I contemplated making another run…I messaged the seller, have not heard back.

I ended up receiving several nice photos. It’s sized correctly for my wife. But sadly she’s not as passionate about bikes as I am. She said “It doesn’t wow her.” More bikes for me then. ;) I invited the seller to join us on this site…

I picked up a set of calipers too. I think I’ll leave the crank alone though. I read the chart on Sheldon Brown’s site. Determining what is compatible is beyond my knowledge level. I only came up with one.

Ahh yes I missed that color. I shall message him again. Wish I had a better way to get a bike from there. I need to stop looking. But I can’t help myself. Especially when this bike is only $100.

Denfeld. A German bike shop. It's a Euro import! Very cool!

Like this one @black lightning 1987 ? It's a 97/98 I think. But the Saeco letters are white. And the fork is painted. Looks like a riders name near the seat post. It's a 54cm.

I’m sure there will be folks that will want 20 year old carbon bike in the future. It will be for nostalgia of days gone by. Or it’s a bike they couldn’t afford when they were new or getting the same bike they sold long ago. As far as durability in the future. If the bikes were cared for...

Sycamore=huge leaves for fall clean up. Plus the “molting” of tree bark every other year-ish. The plan is to get some riding in once the kiddos are off to school in the mornings this week. Before I head to work. As long as fall house stuff doesn’t get in the way…