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looking for Mavic Rear Disc Wheel. Clincher prefered. Also ANY 650 rear disc wheel WHY?

B U M P, a-de, B U M P :roll:

Does anyone have the Cannondale Lefty Service Tools? I am looking to find the 'castle' tool for fork strip down Anyone having one, but not wanting to sell, could you provide close-up photos/ dimentions? Also looking to find details on testing/ circuit diagram for the ELO on an early...

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does anyone have a Softride for sale? needs to be large.. medium considered. or even a 'Lotus' or ANY monocoque Frame/complete bike/why?

to further break down the numbers: ML4IAE*** M Marvel factory L ?? 4 1994 build year I September build month? A ?? E 20" Frame size *** unique seriel number? anyone comment or fill in the blanks?

Danke schön! Huntso... I would apreciate the oportunity of a copy of the English catalogue there's my bike in all it's glory. One thing different.. the handlebar stem. I forgot that. I swopped it for a shorter, silver one (the only one Marin could supply at the time) and mine doesn't have/...

60 grade perry? that's six, zero, grade? ...are you sure you used that? ...btw, nice results, whatever grade you used!

is the '93 Catalogue online or hardcopy Huntso? :idea: Can you post the URL or spare a photocopy?

to further break down the numbers: M Marvel factory L ?? 4 1994 build year I September build month A ?? E 20" Frame size *** unique seriel number? anyone comment or fill in the blanks?

hmmm, well my memory must be deteriorating Inigo, as I have just measured the seat tube, C to C... and sure enough it IS 20 inches, give or take a fraction.

thanks Inigo for the link hmmmm, well although I am not sure... I would swear that it was late 1980's, but you have me doubting, now Perhaps that would explain why the frame number theories don't seem to work? Did they change the numbering system in 1990, perhaps? My Nail trails number...

....and another thumbs up for Meguiars NXT (keeps the M3's tailpipes gleaming, inside AND out. How anal is that? 8) ) Although Autosol is good, and no one has mentioned 'Duraglit' ...it's one worth trying. The impregnated wadding makes it ideal for that 'final finish'...

Does anyone know how to interpret Marin frame numbers? My almost complete Nail Trail has the numbers: ML4IAE*** I have had it from new and can't for the life of me recall when I bought it. I think it had to be late 80's 88/89... maybe it is the early onset of dementure? :oops:

looking good. Will it/ does it, see the trail? (do you know the paint details... manufacturer/colour/stock number, etc of the purple touch up that you used? I was lucky enough to find the original Marin touch up bottles that were supplied with my bike.. luck soon turned, as they are both...

It is not a cost cutting excercise, if it were I would likely have entrusted the job to the local Cannondale dealer. It's the inquisative Engineer in me dictating that dispite everyones best intentions in advising me "not to" I will likely be dismantling the fork at some point in the future. I...

Thanks for the input.. I shall give Gary at GA a call (fingers crossed, he is able to help)

...actually, they are to my taste too. The purple parts look just right on the silver Nail trail. There do seem to be a lot of 'non-believers' out there.

:idea: then these may be more what you're after? http://www.calzaturemarresi.com/eng/HOME.html look up their 'Eroica' shoe. A retro late seventies/ early eighties road shoe I have seen others, but do not recall where

anyone have (or know where I can get) the 'Castle' tool needed to remove the guts from my Lefty fork? It's an early Carbon/titanium, with the ELO (circa 2001) I have the 40mm spanner to remove the ELO cap, just need the 'Castle' tool (local Cannondale service centre won't sell me one...