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Old 10-18-23, 06:20 AM
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A Canadian bike with a French-sounding brand name, Italian parts and named for the senoritas south of the US border. What's not to like?

Pretty nice-looking bike. I love that sloping fork crown.
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I'd like to find a nice Miele bike one day.
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very nice frame but Miele frames have been rising up in prices lately and aren't easy to find
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I don't think I've ever seen anyone gush over Synchro--even in the Counterpoints!
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Once again, these great views into the past have been an evil enabler. Just finished this refurb last night.


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A Canadian bike with a French-sounding brand name, Italian parts and named for the senoritas south of the US border. What's not to like?

Pretty nice-looking bike. I love that sloping fork crown.
I get SO confused reading the people who made my dishwasher might have made bikes. :-)
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I wish Ferarra had talked about the 73-degree seat tube in relation to the rest of the bike. Combined with the 72-degree head tube, that sounds like the best of both worlds.
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