1997 Cannondale SuperV4000DH
Parts
Frame
SuperV4000DH
71 degree head angle, 15.5 inch bb, 6 inch travel
Frame:
Cannondale SuperV4000DH.
Misc: 71 degree head angle, 15.5 inch bb, 6 inch travel
Rear Shock:
Fox Racing Shox ALPS 4R
Fork
Superdownhill Moto
Air sprung, 20mm steel axle
Fork:
Cannondale Superdownhill Moto.
Misc: Air sprung, 20mm steel axle
Brake Levers:
Other Sachs
Shifters:
SRAM Gripshift XRay
Rear Derailleur:
Shimano XTR
Cranks
Coda DH
Hollow arms, 30mm alloy spindle, external cups
Cranks:
Cannondale Coda DH.
Misc: Hollow arms, 30mm alloy spindle, external cups
Chainrings / Sprocket
48t with integrated chain guide
Chainrings / Sprocket:
CODA 48t with integrated chain guide
Cassette / Rear Cog
11-28
Cassette / Rear Cog:
Shimano 11-28
Front Rim:
Sun Ringle Rhyno Lite
Hubs
Coda front, Sachs rear
Hubs:
CODA Coda front, Sachs rear
Front Tire
Kujo DH
Came stock with Missiles
Front Tire:
IRC Kujo DH.
Misc: Came stock with Missiles
General Info
Weight: 38 lb 0 oz (17236 g)
I wanted one of these badly when I first started working in a bike shop. They were almost $6000 brand new! I saw this one pop up on Craigslist a few years back and had to have it. The first owner converted it to a Sachs 3x7 rear hub so he could ride it uphill. I found a second SuperV4000DH a few years later with the stock rear wheel, so I traded for that one. It's almost completely stock. And I'm a big nerd.
Additional Info:I wanted one of these badly when I first started working in a bike shop. They were almost $6000 brand new! I saw this one pop up on Craigslist a few years back and had to have it. The first owner converted it to a Sachs 3x7 rear hub so he could ride it uphill. I found a second SuperV4000DH a few years later with the stock rear wheel, so I traded for that one. It's almost completely stock. And I'm a big nerd.
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