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I recently bought this frame from a gentleman who bought a closed bike shop and builds and sells bikes from his 10 or more sheds full of parts. He teaches his church youth kids to build them as a way of staying out of trouble, I love that. I acquired 90% of the parts I would need to put a bike together. He was 100% sure this frame is a Cannondale frame (maybe 1987), but there is no serial number or marks at all that we can see. The fork reads Tange TF-R. actual frame

with the fork I need help from the experts. Thank you.

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    I think teaching kids to stay out of trouble and trading bike frames with serial numbers removed is an odd combination.
    – ojs
    Commented Aug 3, 2020 at 20:03
  • It's probably from a bike.
    – Daniel R Hicks
    Commented Aug 3, 2020 at 21:49
  • If it is an old Cannondale, it would be aluminum... so see if a magnet sticks to it?
    – Ron Jensen
    Commented Aug 3, 2020 at 21:57

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I managed to find a couple of similar frames on web search that suggest the 1987 Vintage Cannodale identification could be correct. The really unique way the top-tube intersects the downtube before the head tube makes me think this is a very small frame. I would suggest it's a 1987 SR600 in 48cm

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