Originally Posted by
ridethecliche
I'd buy a spooky before a specialized. Actually, I'm not sure which I'd like more the spooky or a 10. The spooky skeletor was a really sweet riding bike.
Also, I really don't like specialized, so I wouldn't buy one of their bikes.
The new Allez come with a 105 componentry. That doesn't really inspire confidence in a frame for me. If a company is selling a frame with mid line parts, then that says what their intentions of the frame is.
None of them suck, but all I'm saying is that if anyone knows Al, it's Cannondale.
What does this even mean? What does this link tell you about Cannondale's intentions for the CAAD9 in 2009?
http://www.cannondale.com/usa/usaeng...cts/2009/Road/
Like the spec lists have nothing to do with costs of components or manufacturing, or distribution, or etc. C'mon dude, get a grip.