Mountain Hard Tail
Mountain Hard Tail
(Raw/Hi-Bright - Large):
Fully-stock, weighed 28.7 pounds/13kg. Very stiff, beefy frame. The raw, bare aluminum look leaves no room for errors, as each frame is PERFECTLY finished, with Cannondale's trademark smooth welds and thick clear coating. I Upgraded the saddle, cassette and pedals - then suddenly realized the L frame was too large for me. Upgraded to 2005 F2000SL, in medium.
Upgrades:
Bar-ends: Megamex ergo carbon
Shifters: SRAM X0 carbon
Brakes: Magura Marta Magnesium SL
Crank: FSA K-Force MegaExo Light carbon
Cog set: SRAM PG-990 11-32T 'Red spider'
Chain: KMC X9 SL Gold
Front derailleur: Shimano XTR
Pedals: Crankbrothers Egg Beaters met rode veer
Wheels: DT Swiss XCR 1.4
Handlebar: FSA K-Force light carbon
Seat post: FSA K-Force light carbon
(Slate Grey/Purple/Black - Medium):
I rode this climbing rocket for three years, while first learning to ride a MTB. I bought this bike complete from a semi-pro XC racer, for $1200!(he needed money BADLY). Weight as shown, is 19.89 pounds/9.02kg. As a result - I am a lightweight bike fanatic now. The incredible Optimo(2003-2006) frame alone, weighs a mere 3.3 pounds/1.5kg.....lighter than Titanium. I previously got the bike at it's lowest weight(with pedals) at 18.53 pounds/8.40kg, with...
I have had this beauty form a \"careless\" previous owner....but fearly cheap .end of story. I was going to keep as stock as I can but hubs,rims etc obviously all the bearing was in the \"bin2 stage. So I had an unbeatable deal on a set of
bontrager/chris king wheelset and a 2003 ish shimano XTR groupset /almost new condition! /from the same guy .As a last thing I gave a good clean to the DD50 FATTY and here we go...... enjoy!
Not sure about the year..The frame #'s say I G (7-97) but the Headshok is a FattyD, making it a 98
Current spec list:
CAD3 design
Barbecue red color
27 speed
17\" frame
Fatty D Head Shok forks
Easton CT2 carbon fiber bars
CODA stem
Moab grips
Mavic Cross Link rims
Arch Rival 50 brakes
Shimano LX Deore cranks
Shimano XT Deore fork shifters
Shimano XTR front derailleur
Shimano XT Deore rear derailleur
Shimano SPD compatible pedals PD-M324
Exactly dont know the yeat of both,the f700 was totally rebuild while the jekyll is stock,hope you like'em
