Old 06-03-21, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Hobbiano
It was my understanding that the 760 & 770's frames were identical. At least that's what the specifications say in the '84 & '85 catalogs. In fact, in '84 the 170 also shared the same geometry as the 760/770, according to the catalog. In '85, the 660/670 also shared the same geometry, but didn't exactly match the 760/770.
Yes, the 760/770 were pretty much identical right down to the “trident” fork crown and full 531c. Chainstays on the 760 were not lengthy for a racer, not by any stretch. These were top shelf class racing bikes just a step down from the mythical unobtanium 170. Twitchy? Definately, that’s what I like about them.

Here is a shot of the chainstay length/wheel clearance to the seat tube, just a few mm’s longer than my Cdale Criterium Series. Either bike is an able performer.


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