That old Fuji S-10S of mine has got to be one of the most comfortable-riding classics ever. Lots of fork trail, combined with a generous chainstay length and relaxed 73/73°angles make this long-ish wheelbase 26.1-pound ride quite pleasant! No, it would NOT be my pick for racing, but I can ride this bike for 100+ mile rides and still feel like I want to ride more that day - and have - as evidenced by me riding it for well over 50,000 miles since new! Even as I have it equipped today, it is just a tad over 30 pounds -- even with the triple crank, rear rack, handlebar bag with tools, full-sized frame pump and single water bottle...

Yes, my Miyata 710 (and the Miyata-built Univega) are more 'sprightly' in how they ride... They're only two pounds lighter, but with a tighter 'triathlon' geometry. The Gran Tourismo rides much like the Fuji -- Not surprising considering similarweight and geometry

I had picked up a newer aluminum-frame Trek 1100 at a yard sale, but after riding it, was quickly sold off due to the harsh, 'buzzy' ride.