Old 12-15-21, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by RoadWearier
Not sure what over-sized aluminum is. Does that refer to the diameter of the frame tubing? Why don't people like it? Too harsh?
Yes. Oversized tubing allowed them to not approach the same weight of steel...diameter-strength in aluminum.

i have that same bike (mine is a Crest version). It had a Tange steel fork that lessened the harshness of the front end. Won’t be a tourer but it’s an awesome frame. In fact all Dale frames were the same...only the components were different.

Shimano 105 is bomb proof. Best single pivot brakes I ever used.

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