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What to do with Old Cannondale?

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  1. Years ago I use to ride pretty heavy. I rode a 1997 Cannondale F700 and I still have it. I recently got back in to biking and I still have been using this bike but it is getting worn out.

    A few years back I picked up a 2000 Cannondale Super V 800 barely used and I got a great deal on it. I never road it and it just sat in my garage. I want to start riding this bike but I have a few issues with it.

    I don't exactly like the back shock on it. It is an old Fox Vanilla with only a presag adjustment. It bobs a little but not to bad. My main issue with this bike is the Super Fatty D headshock. Something is not right about it. It is not nearly as plush as my headshock on my F700 and when it is locked out I can feel movement like the whole thing is loose. Also the boot seems to be stretched out.

    I plan on bringing into a shop to get it checked out and possibly replace the back shock. I feel it is worth putting a few bucks into since I did get it for so cheap and it has pretty good components on it.

    How much should I expect to spend if the headshock just needs some maintenance and also if I have to replace it? Also what should I expect to pay for a descent back shock?

    Any info is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Eric

  2. I just sent my Fatty SLs (air spring / oil damped) for a full service. Looks like i'll be paying around £100 inc. parts......expensive but that's how it is

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