Show us your Jekyll's! I want to see some tricked out Jekyll's. I love mine, how about you? I'm putting on a Fox Float RP3 soon, heard great things about them. I was going to go to push but I want new now.
My Current Jekyll 1000 with upgrades. Mine just about done as well. XT cranks...Panaracer Fire XC 2.1 UST...SRAM Rocket Triggers...Lefty DLR. I dig this bike alot. It's so much fun to ride.
This is a frame up build nothing except the frame and rear deraileur is stock 800.
Frame Jekyll
Fork HeadShok Lefty Max- TPC+
Rear Shock Manitou Swinger SPV 3 way
Rims Mavic 3.1 Tubeless disc, 24 hole
Hubs Cannondale 30th Anniversary Lefty front, DT Swiss HUGI rear
Spokes DT Revolution polished
Tires 26 x 2.0"- Hutchinson Python Team Gold
Pedals TIME ATAC Z
Crank Shimano XT 760 22/32/44
Chain SRAM PC69 9-speed
Rear Cogs Shimano XT, 11-34
Bottom Brackes Shimano XT 760 integrated
Front Derailleur Shimano XT
Rear Derailleur Shimano XT
Shifters Shimano XT
Handlebars Syntace VRO
Stem Cannondale HeadShok Si
Headset Cannondale HeadShok Si
Brakeset Magura Marta SL’s w/Hope Universal Gothic Rotor’s
Brakelevers Magura Marta SL’s
Saddle KOOBI au enduro
Seat Post Cannondale Expert
Colors SoBe Team Replica (gloss) (SOB).
Sizes L
Weight 27.7
This Jekyll may soon be on eBay, so I can buy the '05 Prophet 4000. Still haven't decided, I'm waiting to ride a large frame to decide, so far I've only ridden the medium frame 800. Very Nice!!!!!!
Last edited by jekyllman; 09-16-2004 at 07:48 PM.
"I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members."
Groucho Marx.
Aren't Jekyll's GREAT rides? There was so many bikes I tested before saying get me a Jekyll. I fell in love with it. I can't wait to I get my new 2005 Prophet 2000. I'm keeping my Jekyll and then again I may sale it to someone who can hammer with me. Keep the Jekyll and Prophet family. Nice bikes boys. Keep this thread alive with Jekyll love. Show them JEKYLL'S!!!
2004 Jekyll 1000, pretty much stock except for the "custom" scratches I have added along the trail, funny how that happens when you actually ride it like it was intended to be.
My girlfriend has been faithfully following me on the paved trails for the past several weeks....
on a '97 Rockhopper rigid w/no front suspension...
Last weekend we went to the dirt trails at Huntsville state park and she wouldn't hear of staying home...
without a peep, whimper, cry or curse...
she took the tree roots...
she took the drops...
she took the washouts...
she just smiled kept on going while she knew i was watching...
but the shear anguish on he little face when she thought I wasn't...
after seeing the blisters and black n blue bruises on her arms, calves, thighs, glutes...
and other parts we won't even talk about...
I decided it was time for me to take action...
if she was going to subject herself to this kind punishment for my benifit...
she should be on a ride worthy of her commitment and fortitude...
and one that was much softer on those parts we didn't talk about earlier
Plus it's her birthday in two weeks
Last edited by jekyllman; 09-16-2004 at 10:22 PM.
"I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members."
Groucho Marx.
My girl has been faithfully following me on the paved trails for the past several weeks....
on a '97 Rockhopper rigid w/no front suspension...
Last weekend we went to the dirt trails at Huntsville state park and she wouldn't hear of staying home...
without a peep, whimper, cry or curse...
she took the tree roots...
she took the drops...
she took the washouts...
she just smiled kept on going while she knew i was watching...
but the shear anguish on he little face when she thought I wasn't...
after seeing the blisters and black n blue bruises on her arms, calves, thighs, glutes...
and other parts we won't even talk about...
I decided it was time for me to take action...
if she was going to subject herself to this kind punishment for my bennifit...
she should be on a ride worthy of her commitment and fortitude...
and one that was much softer on those parts we didn't talk about earlier
Plus it's her birthday in two weeks
That's so cool. I just bought my 5 year daughter her 1st bike about a month ago. She loves her new Giant Taffy bike, with those white tires and all. Everytime I'm out in my garage wrenching on my ride, there's my little girl sitting on her bike with helmet on and ready to go ride. It's great. Get this she actually watch the Tour with me and liked it. I was impressed big time. I'm just a dad that loves my family and my toys.
That's so cool. I just bought my 5 year daughter her 1st bike about a month ago. She loves her new Giant Taffy bike, with those white tires and all. Everytime I'm out in my garage wrenching on my ride, there's my little girl sitting on her bike with helmet on and ready to go ride. It's great. Get this she actually watch the Tour with me and liked it. I was impressed big time. I'm just a dad that loves my family and my toys.
Man they have some cool bikes for kids now!!!!!
White tires and all!!!
Just so everyone knows I was actually talking about my 40+ year old girlfriend.
My 13 year old son only child rides a custom '02 Scalpel 800.
Sometimes I believe I have as much of an addiction buying new toys as I do riding them
"I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members."
Groucho Marx.
2004 Jekyll 3000 frame (warranty replacement for Raven frame) with mix of new and old components. Started to weigh all the components as I assembled the bike, but I missed a few (Lefty MAX, brake rotors) and some of them have been updated since (pedals, etc...)
Since the pictures I have replaced the wheels with a set of Cannondale 30th anniversary (UST with the polished Hugi hub), polished the seatpost and replaced the pedals.
Here is the component / weights list. Measure on a bathroom scale (not the most precise!), the bike comes in a 28 LBS (note that all these weights have been taken with non calibrated scales...)
Frame
.Frame _____________________ Cannondale Jekyll Frame________________________________ 2324 ___ No shock
Suspension
.Rear shock ________________ Swinger 3 way for Jekyll (no mounting HW) ______________ 292
.___________________________ Mounting HW for swinger for Cannondale Jekyll ___________ 68
.Front shock _______________ Cannondale Lefty ELO __________________________________ 1785 ___ Currently has a Lefty MAX, need update weight...
I'm looking at Gripshift's Jekyll 800 above and I'm thinking 'what a lucky sod, he gets to have a water bottle cage on his frame!' My small frame comes with a curved top tube and no braze-ons for for water bottle cages. I've had to order a seatpost mounted cage for mine.
I do love my month-old Jekyll and I've not ridden it nearly enough in that time.
I have traded my old SuperV Carbon for a Jekyll 1000 frame in April. It is not a stock model at all, but this is because I used the frame trade-in programme and build up the bike from there.
Here are the components I added:
- Crossmax SL wheels
- IRC Mythos XC 2 tires -
- Magura Louise FR brakes
- RaceFace Evolce XC crank with a RaceFace Signature XS bracket
- Easton seatpost with a Selle Italia Trans Am Flite saddle
- SRAM 9.0 SL derailleur
- SRAM 9.0 shorty shifters
- Shimano XT front derailleur.
- Shimano PD-M 647 pedals
Total Weight: 11,9 Kg
The only thing I am still going to change is the front derailleur to the new SRAM X-Gen and replace the rear derailleur with a new X.9.
Compared to the other posts, I think this might be an antique... 2000 Jeckyll 3000sx. Since the stock components were fairly high-end, I haven't done much to the bike since I got it except ride it. On another thread I mentioned that I'm still running original brake pads after 4 years and about 3-4,000 miles... must be my riding style which is more XC. The only Coda problem I had was with the BB and the factory replaced it with Shimano XT. I used to have XTR rear but broke it on a rock and put and XT on since I've decided I am not that worried about weight. Yes, this one is old enough to have the original frame configuration and rear shock that led to the oft-criticized "seat-bob"... I honestly don't mind it and leave both shocks on all the time. As with most of the other Jeckyll-nuts, I LOVE this bike and have never really had much desire to change to another one. The horn was a gift from my wife... reminds me to not take myself to seriously (most other riders don't anyway).
My Current Jekyll 1000 with upgrades. Mine just about done as well. XT cranks...Panaracer Fire XC 2.1 UST...SRAM Rocket Triggers...Lefty DLR. I dig this bike alot. It's so much fun to ride.
He man what wheels are you running? Where did you buy them?
until I had my Prophet...but back to the jekyll.....this bike was so much better then anything else I rode at the time. I would still be riding mine if I hadnt been hammered on a downhill by someon on a recent jekyll, which forced me to upgrade to a ...prophet 2000. Anyway my jekyll 2000 from year 2000 was just AWESOME. I loved the paint job too, almost like the 3000 but fading to yellow instead of remaining orange. Awesome build, great components....a really worthy bike.
until I had my Prophet...but back to the jekyll.....this bike was so much better then anything else I rode at the time. I would still be riding mine if I hadnt been hammered on a downhill by someon on a recent jekyll, which forced me to upgrade to a ...prophet 2000. Anyway my jekyll 2000 from year 2000 was just AWESOME. I loved the paint job too, almost like the 3000 but fading to yellow instead of remaining orange. Awesome build, great components....a really worthy bike.
I know, I really like Prophet. I would love to have Lefty MAX in front, but what the heck. I will probably PUSH my rear fork and if I can make enough dough I will buy the new RUSH next year. As they say, one 'dale is good, two are better
This is a frame up build nothing except the frame and rear deraileur is stock 800.
This Jekyll may soon be on eBay, so I can buy the '05 Prophet 4000. Still haven't decided, I'm waiting to ride a large frame to decide, so far I've only ridden the medium frame 800. Very Nice!!!!!!
Why the Avid Rollamajig? Did you have shifting problems? If so, did it help?
ya....thats exactly what I told my wife as I launched my credit card to pay for my prophet 2000 having only relatively recently acquired my gemini 2000
This is my 2001 Jekyll. It's a big one, XL, with high seat, but I'm 6'4". I've upgraded to Mavic Crossmax w/ UST Panaracer XC Pro, Hayes HFX-9 Disc, Pushed Fox rear shock which has the ProPedal technology added, what a difference that makes, LX shifters, Monkey Riser Bars.
It has done great for me for 3 years in Vail, almost 2 years in Upstate NY and about to be in Park City where I'm moving as of August 1.
Why the Avid Rollamajig? Did you have shifting problems? If so, did it help?
I had some shifting problems on a 2001 Jekyll with Deore shifters. I had such a good response with the rollamajig that I but one on all of my bikes. It shortens the rear cable loop and really helps smooth out the shifting.
"I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members."
Groucho Marx.
Jdub and others-- very nice looking bikes. I just bought my wife the fem jekyl in royal blue- she said I was giving to much attention to my Prophet- I'll post hers as soon as I can get photos. I'm glad to see the high care and love yall have for these machines. Happy trails.
Hey you Cannonier's I am struggling with a decision on which frame to buy the Jekyll or Prophet, CRC are having a sale on them the prophet is £799. the Jekyll £649.both are 05 frames.
I ride mainly fast single track and small jumps up to maybe 3 foot...lots a roots and rocks.
I know the prophet weighs in at a amazing 5.25lbs less shock. But I cant find a frame weight for the Jekyll any where..?
I really want a bike that can climb as well as bomb down although I am now Downhiller...(and at 44 iam not about to become one) also the odd all day epic...which one would you guys advise???
This post appears in the cannondale forum also,But only prophet owners seam to be reading it so i thought i would ask the jekyll owners direct.
Hey you Cannonier's I am struggling with a decision on which frame to buy the Jekyll or Prophet, CRC are having a sale on them the prophet is £799. the Jekyll £649.both are 05 frames.
I ride mainly fast single track and small jumps up to maybe 3 foot...lots a roots and rocks.
I know the prophet weighs in at a amazing 5.25lbs less shock. But I cant find a frame weight for the Jekyll any where..?
I really want a bike that can climb as well as bomb down although I am now Downhiller...(and at 44 iam not about to become one) also the odd all day epic...which one would you guys advise???
This post appears in the cannondale forum also,But only prophet owners seam to be reading it so i thought i would ask the jekyll owners direct.
I cannot compare with the prophet because I have not tried it; but I am very pleased with my jekyll. I know in the other post everybody says to go for the prophet, but I have no regrets that I bought the jekyll last year. I only has 5mm less travel then the prophet wich is almost nothing. I think most of them are comparing with the older jekyll, which has less travel. The jekyll climbs well and a also like fast descents and my jekyll never let me down. One advantage the jekyll has over the prophet for me is that the prophet only has the possibility to have a water bottle at the bottom of the bike. Prophet lovers will say just use a camelback but on shorter rides (2-3 hours-I like to take a water bottle and not a cambelback
I think you cannot go wrong with either frame. Just the prophet is a new bike and they do not make the jekyll anymore, but that will be the same for the prophet in a couple of years.
Anybody has a picture of a Jekyll with a remote lockout and botle cage? I installes a remote lockout yesterday and the botle cage seems to block the cable a bit. I am thinking of turning my shock so the remote lockout lever on the shock is at the bottom of the shock, not the top.
mi jekyll! I´m very happy with this bike, and I'm a great fan of cannondale. the bikes goes well, very well at this price range, but I'would like a fork with lock-out
I am trying to figure out sizing for the jekyll. I see that you are riding a small jekyll.
How tall are you?
Thanks.
I'm 1'71 m tall. the medium is OK for me too, but I prefer the extra movility of the small. I had to buy a longer stem, because the difference is 2 or 3 cm
Show us your Jekyll's! I want to see some tricked out Jekyll's. I love mine, how about you? I'm putting on a Fox Float RP3 soon, heard great things about them. I was going to go to push but I want new now.
I was going to buy a prophet 600 but I got a sweet deal on a Fox Vanilla R and Mavic Cossmax wheelset. I put them on my Jekyll 600 disc and it feels like I have a whole new ride. Hopefully this will keep me satisfied with what I have and not coveting what other people have.
here's my 2000 jekyll 900sl...i finally replaced the 70mm fatty headshock for an '05 marzocchi all mountail. this is the ugliest fork color ever...kinda the color of puke after vodka shots with orange juice chasers, but hey, 150mm of plush goodness. dt swiss wheelsets, avid juicy 5 brakes, nice wide riser bars, bombproof titec stem, beautiful can creek reducer headset. now if i can only afford beefier bb and crankset!
this bike was never very balanced, with so little travel on the front end, but now it rides like the big bike, and it still climbs all funlike.
We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off.
04 Jekyll
Fox Float 135mm (soon to be Pushed)
Fox Vanilla 130R
XT 706 Crank w/external BB
X9 Grip Shift (love them)
X9 Rear Derailleur (love it)
Deore Front Derailleur
Hayes 9 Carbon Disk(love them)
Panaracer Fire XC Pro 2.1
Heavy tank-like junk wheels
2002 Jekyll 500
Amongst the major upgrades:
PUSH'd rear shock
Fox Float R forx
Avid BB7 brakes
Every thing has been pretty much replaced but the drivetrain which is in the works
2002 Jekyll 500
Amongst the major upgrades:
PUSH'd rear shock
Fox Float R forx
Avid BB7 brakes
Every thing has been pretty much replaced but the drivetrain which is in the works
hey, nice specs on the jekyll...how do you like the PUSH'd shock? my float r is in major need of rebuilding, and i'm thinking of sending it to them. also, what drivetrain do you plan to upgrade to? i'm still sportin the coda flexy cranks, and have been thinking of an upgrade. maybe raceface evolve's...maybe shimano xt's like i have on my other bike?
We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off.
hey, nice specs on the jekyll...how do you like the PUSH'd shock? my float r is in major need of rebuilding, and i'm thinking of sending it to them. also, what drivetrain do you plan to upgrade to? i'm still sportin the coda flexy cranks, and have been thinking of an upgrade. maybe raceface evolve's...maybe shimano xt's like i have on my other bike?
I definitely recommend the PUSH upgrade, well worth it. Well the drivetrain Im not too sure on right now....Im actually gonna hold off if I can because Im moving in a couple months.
hey, nice specs on the jekyll...how do you like the PUSH'd shock? my float r is in major need of rebuilding, and i'm thinking of sending it to them. also, what drivetrain do you plan to upgrade to? i'm still sportin the coda flexy cranks, and have been thinking of an upgrade. maybe raceface evolve's...maybe shimano xt's like i have on my other bike?
looks like a good deal on the crankset, etc...i'm gonna wait until winter time and send the shock off to PUSH...i just ride the bike too much these days to put it out of commission for too long right now
We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off.
Yeah I sent mine away while I was replacing the fork and brakes to keep the down time to a minimum and I was able to take my time replacing the parts. I'm overseas right now so the turn around time on the shock was a little longer.....if I remember correctly it took about a month....not too shabby considering at least 2 weeks of that was shipping there and back.
"ALL" stock steel bolts have been replaced with Titanium,including Drilled Jocky wheels and Disc rotor bolts.Carbon resovure caps and rear mech plate.
Hutchinson Pythons to be replaced after summer with the origenal Scorpions together with all the origenal steel bolts and bits prior to selling.
Since I'm new over here, I'd better share my bike with you.
It's a 2001 Jekyll 1000SL (European model) with "some" alterations, the only original parts are front frame, headset and stem.
Further:
-Lefty Speed DLR2
-Mavic Crossmax XL custom for Lefty
-Hope Mono Mini
-XTR / X.O mechs
Since I'm new over here, I'd better share my bike with you.
It's a 2001 Jekyll 1000SL (European model) with "some" alterations, the only original parts are front frame, headset and stem.
Further:
-Lefty Speed DLR2
-Mavic Crossmax XL custom for Lefty
-Hope Mono Mini
-XTR / X.O mechs
Some pics:
Notice there are only Cannondales in the house!
European model? Your front shock is all wrong! Should you have a "Righty" then?
here is my Jekyll
not an ultra light mount
but a mix of old / new parts
except frame and shock, everything has changed
i need reliable components, but not too heavy
real MOUNTAIN bike for the Pyrénées !
.Frame ____________________ Cannondale Jekyll 900SL
.Rear shock ________________ Fox Float (no rebound adjust ... )
.Front shock _______________ Lefty Max 140 tpc (convert to black)
.Front wheel _______________ Woodman Lefty Front 32H
+ DT 2.0/1.8/2.0 + mavic 317 disc (home made tubeless)
+ Maxxic Advantage 2.1 (tubeless converted)
.Rear wheel ________________ Cannondale Expert (DT made)
+ DT 2.0
+ mavic 317 disc
+ Hutchinson Python tubeless light
.Brakes _______________ Avid juicy 5
+ shimano XT disc 180 mm front / 160 mm rear
.Shifter _________________________ Sram Attack
.Front derailleur __________ Shimano XTR M952
.Rear derailleur ___________ Shimano XTR 952
.Rear cassette _____________ Shimano XT
.Chain _____________________ Sram PC 59
.Crankset __________________ Truvativ Stylo team (old : Coda magic...need money to buy new parts)
.Pedals ____________________ Crank Bros Candy
.Stem ______________________ Cannondale OS 70mm/-5°/
.Handlebars ________________ Easton EC70
.Grips (pair) ______________ Odi Long Neck BMX
.Seat ______________________ Fisik Nisene sport
.Seatpost __________________ Syncros
Came out Damn Nice considering I wetsanded the entire bike/swing arm with 1000-1500grit. and painted with my HVLP spray gun...Im an Ex-Auto body Painter from N. Virginia-and enjoy redo's on bikes -unlike cars-its pretty easy if you know how to Prep. I do not have a Paint Booth or anything like that to help it cure faster- But I live in AZ. and it's currently 100+Degrees from noon till eve. So it dries pretty fast! I Re-orderd Cannondale Decal kit from FASTDECAL.COM in (silver) and the font matched perfect- then Tacked it off imediately Clear Coated over them. Just like the Factory. Base color is a Hi Metallic GUNMETAL GREY (Flakes) -"like a bass boat"...and it reflects light in the sun likeCRAZY!
added a few FOX decals and just waiting now for a little extra $ for a new drive-train and fork. XT everthing and AVID Juicy 7's and she-be-done! miss this baby- cant wait to ride again...for all i have left to ride currently is my 99' GT mach one BMX.
A few upgrades over the years, but I just don't have the heart to part with the frame! I love the Ball Burnished Jekyll I think it's still the best looking Cannondale dual frame EVER!!! apart from what you can see I had FOX do a pro pedal upgrade last service and It has made a huge difference to the climbing, not quite as plush in general but it really makes up for any comfort lost in performance!
Here's my age old 3000sx returning home from a week in Whistler (complete with a bit of blood on the frame . It's an old bike, but I love it to bits, and it's aged really well.
It was almost completely stock until this year, now the cranks/BB, rings, cassette and seat have all been replaced. I currently have a set of Formula Oros in the mail (sooo stoked) to replace the Coda brakes, which have never really been up to snuff. Thanks to a recent bout with a tree the front wheel is now considerably more taco-shaped, so it looks like I need to pony up for the set of I9s I've been drooling over
I just picked up an '03 jekyll 500, pretty much stock except for some avid mech. discs and upgraded pedals. Its my first fs bike and it's great, but Ive noticed a pretty solid dent on the non- drive side of the swingarm, not sure if it was me or the previous owner. I'm worried about the possibility of it failing and leaving me without a ride- anybody have a spare arm from a compatible '03 or later frame or know where I can find one? (mine is a Large so one from a M,L, or XL) Is it possible to use the arm from a later model? I love the bike and dont want to be left without a ride if it decides to quit.
Well, this is my 2002 Jekyll 2000. I got bored in 05 when I was upgrading the components which thus resulted in a shiny new Deore brake on the front and a vintage Magura Louise on the rear. I decided to keep using my 02 Rocky Slayer for 2yrs as it worked fine and needed no upgrading.
sp3000
Wouldn’t you rather have flames like this? Nicer than ball burnished.
Well, this is my 2002 Jekyll 2000. I got bored in 05 when I was upgrading the components which thus resulted in a shiny new Deore brake on the front and a vintage Magura Louise on the rear. I decided to keep using my 02 Rocky Slayer for 2yrs as it worked fine and needed no upgrading.
sp3000
Wouldn’t you rather have flames like this? Nicer than ball burnished.
Very nice! Many times I was going to swap out my Jelyll 2000 for something more up to date but I keep putting it off because it's so plush. I recently had my rear shock "Pushed" and I got even more hooked.
utabintarbo, nice bike, btw where was that photo taken, it looks like a pretty sweet spot!
Thanks!. That picture was taken at N. Clinton River park in Sterling Heights, MI. They have a nice little overlook deck there. The river had just recently lost its ice crust. I was running through some snow, but it was mostly clear pavement and frozen mud that day; Not an exciting ride, but scenic.
Here is mine. I rebuilt all components except brakes and saddle this winter.
I got very little riding in before my Memorial day crash. been down since
2003 Jekyll 1000 Grey/Black
Lefty Ti DLR
Fox Float RL Pushed
XTR M971 Front Derailleur
XTR M952 Rear Derallieur
LX M570 Shifters
XT M752 Cranks
XT M770 Cassette
XTR 7701 Chain
Magura Marta Brakes
XTR M965 Rear Hub w/ Mavic 823
Woodman Bill LFY w/ Mavic 823
Easton EA 50 Bars w/ Cane Creek Ergo 2's
XTR M970 Pedals
Thomson Elite Post
Spec. Milano Saddle
Hutch. Pythons
Sorry about my dumb post - tried in one other section, but this thread may be my only hope: I have a year 2000 Jekyll 900Sx with a Fox Float RC shock. I can get a Fox 07 Float R 7.875x2 from Santa Cruz for a decent price. Anybody know it the Float R might fit the Jekyll? I have no idea what 7.875 x 2 means. Thank you!
Jekylls were frame/shock specific to cannondale as it doesn't have mounting holes at the front. If you can't get a new one from Cannondale then your best bet is ebay or possibly here. Or you could send yours in to Push for re-valving. Nothing else will work.
Here is my 3 year old Jekyll 600 with many upgrades. Stock was Manitou Black 120 and Vbrakes on dual duty rims.
Upgrades include:
Lefty 130 Max (thanks Mendon C.S.)
Hope Mini Brakes
Mavic ST Wheels
Ergon grips
Cannondale flat bar
Cannondale stem
Terry Fly seat
some stickers...
about 29lbs with the new wheels
Super Sweet
Last edited by twistgripper; 06-24-2013 at 08:11 AM.
Upgrades include:
Lefty 130 Max (thanks Mendon C.S.)
Hope Mini Brakes
Mavic St Wheels
Ergon grips
Cannondale flat bar
Cannondale stem
Terry Fly seat
some stickers...
about 29lbs with the new wheels
Great Bike. I was wondering if anyone on here has had problems with the rear shock mount where it connects to the rear end? I just had my bike serviced and the mechanic said the holes in the rear that connect the shock have been ovaled out. is this a frame warranty issue, or a common problem? Other than this I LOVE this bike. I've gotten 4 years of epic riding out of it. Upgrades I've done are, Full XT, Hayes nine brakes, Easton riser bar, Lizard Skins, Kenda Nevegals, WTB saddle, and possibly more to come.
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2003 Jekyll 600
