Maybe this should go in the road section, but today I picked up a sweet Craigslist'd Cannondale Capo, a 2007, for a rather nice price, at least I think.
The bike is nice, aside from the expected noisy bottom bracket, and there are two dents on the top side of the top tube. Not huge ones, like it's not like the whole tube is caved in, but I'd say they're about a half inch wide, each.
Do these affect the integrity of the frame at all? I mean, I don't think so, I couldn't see why, but now after I bought it and took it home I'm second guessing myself. It's not like I'm going to be taking it off sweet jumps. The worst abuse it'll take is hopping off a curb.
Aside from that this is a freakin sweet bike. Although I am not sure I'll be able to get used to drop bars, it's a strange feeling, I may have to switch to MTB risers lol.
The other problem is, I have to stash it at work for about a week. I need to wait til after the holidays or my girlfriend will question why I was spending money on a second bike when I have a perfectly good other bike. Also she figured out somehow that carbon fiber doesn't generally come on cheapy bikes (not that this was an expensive bike to begin with tho) so when she sees the fork on it she will get suspicious, so I will likely be using the "i got it for $100 cuz some lady was selling all her ex-husband's stuff on Craigslist real cheap cuz he cheated on her" excuse 