I read the link and I understand that toe-overlap is not considered a "flaw" but a "characteristic" by cyclists, as framesets have the potential for toe-overlap in their angles on purpose and not by mistake. However I do consider the presence of toe overlap with the set up I'm running on my Mercian frameset to be a negative characteristic because in my opinion the performance of the frameset would be superior if it were designed with angles which allowed me to move my front wheel without possibility of striking my pedal. I would rather just ride a frame without potential for overlap because in riding in city traffic sometimes does not allow me to plan which foot is forward if I have to swerve or stop quickly. It is just my opinion that a frame that allows for more freedom of movement in turning has a better design. You know I'd rather just not have to worry about it. Anyway thanks for the info.