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Originally Posted by LaVieClaire86

Now that you say that the "Italian-sounding" brand Serotta was made in Colorado -- that just may be the brand! One thing I do definitely recall was that I could ride with no hands right off the bat (slow or fast). I could never get away with that -- not for long anyway -- on either of my Cannondales. Would you mind pointing me to the "endurance CF frame" that you're referring to?

there are a number of “endurance frames” from major manufacturers. Trek Edmonda, Specialized Roubaix would be 2 examples

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