Road Logic + Swiss Cross

[false_Aest]

Anyone ride these?
Made in US or Asia?


Thoughts on the Ritchey fork?

[RobJ]

I had the 2014 model of the Road Logic. These are built in Asia to Ritchey specs and using his proprietary Logic tubing. It was finished very cleanly and had a comfortable geometry. Nice too that you could run up to a 28mm tire. As for the fork, no issues, didn't leave me wanting something else or need anything stiffer. Matched the bike and geo well of course.

[CNY rider]

Jan Heine/BQ reviewed the Swiss Cross and the article was very positive.
And forum pal maxdog just rode one for the first time today and also had good things to say.

[weisan]

And forum pal maxdog just rode one for the first time today and also had good things to say.

I am green with envy! :p

[tmf]

I just bought a Swiss Cross frameset (brand new but canti not disc) from Chousen One. I've built it up and just ridden two short road rides with it, and so far it gets a big thumbs up. Our trails here are too wet for any test rides, but I hope to get some gravel rides in over the next few weeks. This will be my CX bike this season.

[fogrider]

I had a 1998 road logic, rode nice. it had a threaded steel fork pretty neutral handling. I had considered upgrading the fork to get the bike under 20 pounds but in the end I sold it and got a breakway. I ended up selling it and would consider a swiss cross.

[DonH]

I haven't been riding the road much lately, but would still love to try a new Road Logic....