Cannondaleriders

These are +2 +1 american star a-arms and a pair of TCS front shocks for any model Cannondale. There isn't anything wrong with them, I just swapped over to long travel.<br /><br />The front end has about 10 hours of use. There are a few chipped places on a-arms. Grease fittings have been installed on...

For some who may not have long travel or have seen long travel. Take a look at these pics.<br /><br />On the left I have my American Star plus two a-arms. On the right is the eyeball engineering long travel a-arms along with the shocks I got from Jay and had Jeff rework them.<br /><br /><a href="htt...

My local dealer went out of business several months ago. I got the few Dale parts he had left (not many:( )<br /><br />Anyway, he had bought two dealer calibration programs from Cannonale. He activated one on the computer at the shop, but the other is still in the bag. <br /><br />I know that the de...

Thanks for the responses everyone,

Oh BTW

Jay, I have sent you paypal for a set of shocks. Did you get it?

Thanks

Why would the 400ex hubs only fit on a stock axle? I think the splines are the same on the factory and aftermarket axles.

Wow, nice work on the pic.

Now that I see it again, I wonder how they installed the aluminum sprocket and brake hubs on that axle.:confused:

Here is the original thread that I started about the carbon fiber axle.

http://cannondaleriders.com/vbb/showthread...=&threadid=1249

Oh yeah,<br /><br />I forgot about Laeger, how could I forget about Laeger.<br /><br /><br />Teixeiratech, now this is interesting. I have never even heard of this before. I was looking around on their webpage and saw the aluminum frame for the 250r. This got me curious because I have a LRD aluminum...

I am planning on switching to a long travel front end. What a-arms is everyone using? Also does anyone know how many long travel a-arms setups are available for Cannondale quads? This is all I can think of.<br /><br />1: use a-arms off of Moto quad<br />2: Houser Racing<br />3: Eyeball Engineering<b...

I would rather keep everthing together for now. I may part it out as a last resort.

Thanks

Brad