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I'm assuming riding tomorrow will do more damage to the trails than anything since it will be sloppy.

Can anyone report on the trails? Considering a Saturday ride...

haven't been there in a week or two, but the red bank / middletown area does not have snow.

i'm calling crunchy peanut butter all the way.

is there a version of this that will bit in my bike bag?! :D

might want to check this tool out http://www.brothersoft.com/google-earth-kmz---kml-to-gps-converter-64381.html

haha, that is the most bizarre cycling device i've ever seen!

fingers are crossed regarding the warranty, but my lbs seems very confident. the other part that kills me is the point on the frame where it cracked had a wear spot from the wheel. i don't know if all caad4 frames have this problem. if so, current owners should beware that the weak spot can...

pictures of damage.

once a cannondale, always a cannondale.

called my lbs and working to have the frame replaced under warranty. will post some pics for the greater audience. and specifically mtbdawgJeff; no way a telephone pole could cause a chain/seatstay to bend away from the wheel.

who knows at what angle he hit me, but it bent my right chain/seat stay 2-3 inches to the right.

will do.

haha. guess next time i need to choose my words better. at any rate, it was dusk and i was riding without a light (never again; if it is even 8 hours before dusk i'm bring a light). stopped short to avoid decapitating myself and to say my buddy behind me touched the brake lever would be...

I guess frames aren't built to take force from behind. Ugh!

My aluminum frame (caad 4) has just experienced extensive damage (in my opinion). My right chainstay/seatstay has been bent outward about 2-3 inches. Is there anything I can do, or should I start my search for a new frame?

I really like the looks of the drillium pedals... I just can't justify the cost! :(

yea, i've popped the mouthpiece off and attempted to let it dry, but it never seems to dry completely (at day 3 now). i guess i just shouldn't worry about it and throw it in the freezer like mentioned. thanks for the insight all.

I've seen (on various web sites) mountain bikes converted to road use. By this I don't mean riding a mountain bike on the road, but rather what modification was made for it to be better suited to the road whether it be components such as different tires or a complete different wheel set, etc...

for those packing a camelbak for their rides, how do you go about drying out the hose after use? drying the reservoir is a piece of cake, and then i throw it in the freezer. but my hose seems to never dry; it always has some wetness resident on the inner tubing. what are your techniques?