Ain't nothin' like a sunburst fade to light the fires of late-90's desire. Currently weighs 17.4 lbs without the heavy-ass Time ATACs.
Frame:
CAAD4
Fork/Headset:
Time Carbon
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Truvativ Noir full-carbon and SRAM GXP
Pedals:
Time ATAC Alium
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
SRAM Red Chainrings
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Rival, in sultry black and carbon
Saddle/Seatpost:
Flite/Thomson
Brakes:
Campy Centaur
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Kinlin XR-270 laced to C-4 ceramic-bearing hub / Speccy Roubaix Elite
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Same as front
Accessories:
Bento Box, baby. Also, Lezyne CNC bottle cage that's completely worthless
More Info:
Fun bike to ride, my first real foray into road cycling. Sucks offroad, though.
Added by Jimboz. Last updated about 11 years ago.
As of about 11 years ago, Jimboz has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
3 Comments
I'm a newbie. 51 year old 6'0" about 180. There is a used bike for sale here in StL that has the same Sat Nt Grafix as yours. Here's the link:==> http://www.recycledcycles.net/recy.road...
60cm CANNONDALE R4000 -- 18 speeds, black/red/orange/yellow -- (Was $900) Now $850 (Photo)
(Cannondale size) Unique paint scheme adorns this aluminum frame and original Coda/Slice carbon fork. Built with a mix of Campagnolo Athena and Daytona components, including Ergo shifters, cranks, derailleurs, brakes and hubs. Rolls on Velocity Aerohead rims with Bontrager Race Lite dual-compound tires. 3T Mutant handlebars and stem, Cane Creek headset. What do you think? And what was the MSRP and Year? thks
Posted almost 12 years ago
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suburbanman says:
More news from the newbie above... basement shop will tune it up, replace the 'race' stem with a pivotable job. Warranty and adjust for 90 days. Add pedals. add bottle cage. Add computer. All-in price with tax is about $1100.
Posted almost 12 years ago
Jimboz says:
Sounds like a decent deal. These frames hold their value pretty well, although I will warn you that the frame kinda beats you up. It's a stiff bike; if you're looking for something more forgiving, get a steel bike.
Posted almost 12 years ago