| Re: MB Suggestions Around $500
NO Taiwan made crap equals a quality American bike. My bikes are
Lemond Buenos Aires (made in USA) rides far better than any aluminum
chinee garbage. I have a '98 Cannondale F400 that is great for a MTB
and a C'dale XR800 'cross. There are two types of cyclists- Those who
ride Cannondale and those who wish they did. I challenge you to find a
made in taiwan bike better than an American built one. I havent been
able to and back it up with my bike $$$. Once the OP rides his new
C'dale he will understand.
JD wrote:
> bigjim@fudgepacker.com wrote:
> > Name a Cannondale that isnt top line.
>
>
> All of them.
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> > They are made in America and world championship proven.
>
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> WTF does racing have to do with anything? The "world championship"
> that may or may have not been your proof was on a custom bike that was
> built to last only one "season". You need to quit reading ragazines
> and start riding bicycles.
>
> > No company makes as good an AL frame at the price.
>
>
> Bull****. You are a true crackandfail zombie, aren't you?
>
> > Yes lefty fork sux but thtas one thing.
>
>
> One of many.
>
> > I own two and would not hesitate to buy another.
>
>
> Hence, the root of your obviously insane blind brand loyalty. The 'ol
> "I bought crackandfails, so they must be the best" syndrome. What a
> compete and total buffoon!
>
> > The OP could get a leftovewr C'dale for
> > <$500. Normally that bike would cost more. A $500 trek or other
> > chinese make is just that.
>
>
> Did you ever stop and think for one minute that there are bicycles
> manufactured in Asia that may be a ****pot better than a lousy
> crackandfail? Yolur flag waving is not only boring, it's uninformed
> and ridiculous.
>
> JD
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