stolen 1989 Cannondale SM800

There are two very unique features to distinguish my bike. 1) It has a SALAMANDER logo on the deep purple frame. 2) The handlebars have bar end adapters pointing up (see picture). -3 speeds, 7 gears -Regular pedals, no toe clips -I think one white reflector on each wheel -Silver kickstand with no plastic support at bottom. -Silver brake levers -Zip pouch attached to the back -Had equipment installed for tracking speed mounted on the handlebars with wire runs to the front or back tire (can't recall which) -Two water bottle holders -Rear red light and a mount for front light without a light actually attached -Recently replaced chain and cassette -I doubt they were stupid enough to leave them on but it had multiple wristbands attached to the handlebar for various races/tours from the 90s. Has some variation of cowhorn handlebars. The core handlebar is 100% straight, no curve, and then on both ends, the cowhorns shoot up at a 90 degree angle (not a smooth curve into them like most cowhorns). The cowhorns have no grip on them. This bike was passed down to me from my dad. He bought it in 1989. I don't know the exact model but based on google searches it looks most like an SM800.