2004 Cyclocross disc

IdahoBrett

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I’m hesitant to post this one since I’m hoping it fits my wife. Don’t want to jinx myself before I look at it in a couple days. But heck with it. It’s really nice. It does have a MTB cassette and rear derailleur installed.

Unfortunately my wife doesn’t share my enthusiasm for vintage Cannondale’s. Or riding a bike in general. She asked “What’s the difference between it and her MTB?” I stuttered as I tried to find the words that wanted to burst forth in a rapid torrent. I only uttered “a lot.”

I‘m generally not fond of red. But this I like. Wish me luck…

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JohnnyD

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Looks like it's in decent shape. Love the color too. No worries on me snapping it up, unless it was pretty much local and in my size. At just a touch under 6 ft. I tend to look for the larger sized frames.
 

Jon K.

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I’m hesitant to post this one since I’m hoping it fits my wife. Don’t want to jinx myself before I look at it in a couple days. But heck with it. It’s really nice. It does have a MTB cassette and rear derailleur installed.

Unfortunately my wife doesn’t share my enthusiasm for vintage Cannondale’s. Or riding a bike in general. She asked “What’s the difference between it and her MTB?” I stuttered as I tried to find the words that wanted to burst forth in a rapid torrent. I only uttered “a lot.”

I‘m generally not fond of red. But this I like. Wish me luck…

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Oh, man! Good-looking bike.

I've been toying with the idea of a cyclocross bike. I probably should just get a cheap older MTB for noodling around the neighborhood and such. The R600 is still on the trainer, still getting used 4-5 times a week.

Getting stronger is a slow process....
 
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