Steel frame good? Gunnar
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Yeah, I am still torn between the two BUT the color options are not so great at Black M. So that might be an issue for me. Yes, I am vein that way and color does matter
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Made in USA was a big part of my decision to get a Gunnar. A number of my Crosshair's components are also made in USA, and those that aren't are mostly France, Germany, Italy. I like the labor law protections for workers in those countries. Also the fact that I myself once worked at a US bike mfr.
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Have a Gunar Roadie with custom geometry.
My favorite bike- perfect fit, a great balance of comfort and riding response.
Sorry I did get it several years earlier.
My favorite bike- perfect fit, a great balance of comfort and riding response.
Sorry I did get it several years earlier.
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Waterford and Gunnar are operated by Richard Schwinn. Great bikes.
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I have no problem with their colours, but I don't like their very long name on the downtube.
They should change their name to BM or BMB(Black Mountain Bikes) and use the image of a Black Mountain on the head tube and elsewhere.