amg
04-01-2006, 08:06 PM
I'll keep it short and sweet, but if interested, I can expand on any point.
Frame: Perfect alignment, clean welds, nice paint by any standard, built-up very easily.
On the flats: Smooth and comfortable. As smooth if not smoother than some nice lugged steel bikes I've owned. If I didn't know it was aluminum, I would never be able to guess by just riding it. Responds very well to pedal input. If you got the legs, it's a rocket.
Descents: Bingo! This bike LOVES to go downhill! It begs you to go faster! Best descending bike I've ever ridden.
Turns: You wanna pretend you're Valentino Rossi, this is your bike. I know this term is a bit cliché, but it really applies here, it corners as if its on rails.
Uphill: Very nice. Not the lightest bike in the world, but if you have the legs, it climbs and responds very well.
Summary: Great bike. Artisan built. Criminally low price considering the quality. Rather rare. The neighbors won't know what it is.
Thanks for listening,
Antonio :beer:
Frame: Perfect alignment, clean welds, nice paint by any standard, built-up very easily.
On the flats: Smooth and comfortable. As smooth if not smoother than some nice lugged steel bikes I've owned. If I didn't know it was aluminum, I would never be able to guess by just riding it. Responds very well to pedal input. If you got the legs, it's a rocket.
Descents: Bingo! This bike LOVES to go downhill! It begs you to go faster! Best descending bike I've ever ridden.
Turns: You wanna pretend you're Valentino Rossi, this is your bike. I know this term is a bit cliché, but it really applies here, it corners as if its on rails.
Uphill: Very nice. Not the lightest bike in the world, but if you have the legs, it climbs and responds very well.
Summary: Great bike. Artisan built. Criminally low price considering the quality. Rather rare. The neighbors won't know what it is.
Thanks for listening,
Antonio :beer: