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Originally Posted by sculbertson
Not my list...I found it on this site if I remember correctly. A good list to start your search.

Classic 80’s Touring Bikes

Bridgestone RB-T
Bridgestone T-500
Bridgestone T-700
Centurion Pro Tour
Fuji Touring Series IV
Fuji Touring Series V
~~~FUJI SARATOGA~~~
~~~FUJI GRAN TOURER~~~
~~~FUJI GRAN TOURER SE~~~
Kuwahara Caravan
Lotus Odyssey
Miyata 610
Miyata 1000
Nishiki Continental
Nishiki Cresta GT
Nishiki International
Nishiki Riviera GT
Nishiki Seral
Novara Randonee
Panasonic PT-3500
Panasonic PT-5000
Panasonic Pro Touring
Panasonic Touring Deluxe
Raleigh Alyeska
Raleigh Kodiak
Raleigh Portage
Raleigh Super Tourer
Raleigh Touring 18
Schwinn Paramount P15-9 Tourer
Schwinn Passage
Schwinn Voyageur/Voyageur SP
Specialized Expedition
Takara Overland
Trek 520
Trek 620
Trek 720
Univega Gran Tourismo
Univega Specialisima
Missing from the above list are the Cannodale touring bikes. Cannondale has been making one, and most times two, touring models in each model year since 1983. These aren't sport touring bikes but full on load 'em up and cross the country touring bikes. They would compare very favorably...and often are superior... to any bike in the above list. The only difference is that they are aluminum...but there's nothing wrong with that.
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