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I am the original owner of this lugged touring bicycle frame. Frame is Tange #2 chrome moly. Suntour dropouts. Actual size is 24 inches centre to centre, or 60.5 cm. Top tube is 60 cm. Two sets of water bottle braze-ons, one on the top of the downtube, the other on the underside of the downtube. Thieves stripped the original paint, leaving the underlying chrome finish. The bike was returned to me by the police. I have used it for loaded touring and commuting. My friend has ridden multiple Paris-Ancasters on this bike. There is some pitting of the chrome, most around the bottom bracket, but the frame is sound. The low rider braze-ons on the fork don't fit any rack I know of; I used clamps to hold them to the fork. Original headset with Norco locknut (needs new bearings). The seatpost is a replacement. The shifters are Suntour Symmetric, which trim the front derailleur as the rear is shifted (friction only). They bolt onto a braze-on on the downtube. Other parts you may be interested in: Original Suntour Cyclone Mk II front derailleur with endless band clamp; Suntour GT rear derailleur. Not original, but of the same era; and Vetta front rack, which I purchased with the bike. The original wheels are long gone. This bike was spec'd with 700x32 tires. I have also used 27 inch wheels on this, so lots of clearance for gravel tires and even fat road tires with fenders. Original paint scheme looked like this; https://imgur.com/a/USQ59 I also have some handlebars and a large selection of stems (mostly 25.4 mm clamp) to make this bike fit.

60 cm frame. Bontrager carbon fork. Singlespeed drivetrain with stainless steel chain. New brake shoes. This has been a great commuter bike, but doesn't get much use anymore. I can substitute pursuit bars (pictured) in place of the drops.

Frame size 58 cm I am the original owner of this bicycle. Campagnolo Athena 7 speed components (no pedals). Kool Stop brake pads. Bar / Stem: Cinelli . Bars are 64-42. The rear rim was replaced with a Nisi rim. In its pictured configuration, it has Shimano bar end shifters and Tektro brake levers, but I will include the original downtube shifters and brake levers. The hoods on the orignal levers are functional, but cracking. Original specs are here: https://vintagecannondale.com/year/1989/1989.pdf. There is no picture of the bike, but it is pictured in the 1990 catalogue (page 21): https://vintagecannondale.com/year/1990/1990.pdf It has the usual wear and tear of a 30-something-year old bike.