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The bb number will tell you. Vintagecannondale have a guide on how to decipher the numbers/letters. Normally year/size/model/colour from memory

It's effectively a posh FSR. It's been fine so far, though it hasn't 'danced' like my Yeti used to. It certainly feels capable, haven't managed to faze it yet. It is better in the the air than the Yeti, more stable, the rear doesn't try and come up too high, though its heavier than the yeti...

Nobby Nics Retro though would be Dart 2.2 with a Z-Max 2.35 Both amberwall

There are various threads on stw on this. It used to be M&S who we are with, but they are bringing in a limit. If your bikes are above that, you have to pay more

I do like my Seiko autorelay, but it hardly gets worn now I have my Seamaster and we've been banned from wearing watches at work :evil:

It reminded me of the prototype mk1 cannondale scalpel

That is very pretty. I love it

It's had it's shakedown ride around Chopwell. All good, even though I had to tighten the rear through axle.

It rises up above the top tube and looks like it will chop your bits off!

Here's my new Liteville 301 frame. I've built it using the bits off my crash damaged Yeti ASR5c. Liteville 301 Mk11 by ritcheyp20, on Flickr Spec Liteville 301 Mk11 140mm, large Fox Vanilla RLC FIT 140mm QR15 Syntace Vario Headset Chris King Bb Xt 40/28t chain set XTR e-type front mech XT...

iPad 32gb wifi and 3G, 1st gen. In excellent condition. Its lived pretty much most of its life in its leather case and has had a screen cover on from day one. Its been unlocked, so ready for any network.Only for sale as i've upgraded to a bigger 64gb latest iPad. £170. Can include the case...

I think you need two chainwhps to remove the cassette. The smallest two cogs act as the lock ring. I could be wrong though!

Brilliant. Cheers for that

Any chain set will have two recommended bb lengths. It's down to the frame not xc, DH or front mech type. My P20 uses the 112 and an e-type front mech. From memory M2 frames use 116 with a conventional mech. My kleins had 116 e-type and normal mechs on 73mm shells.

From memory..... Line the fork up with the wheel in place, bike on floor, hit the top bearing down over using a sleeve/wood and mallet

Gut reaction ~ why the high bb? Can't believe they spec'd it that way.

http://www.oldmountainbikes.com/catalogs/ Megabite Z-Max shows in the 91 catalogue

I had one of these, I think Jamie now has it. Nice bikes to ride. There's photos in my Flickr stream of it with the original rigid fork. They're the last of the steel stumpies

They're pretty beefy bikes. Have a look at Yetifan for ideas of builds

M is the number of elements added. Hence there wasn't an M3. I never owned an S Works, but the M frames are brilliant