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Old 12-13-23 | 06:36 AM
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cegerer
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Bikes: 1977 Tom Kellogg Nr. 27 - 1984 Bob Jackson - 1987 Alpineer - 1999 Bianchi - 2002 LeMond Buenos Aries- 2007 Specialized Tarmac Pro - 2024 Gravity 29er 2-Speed Rigid MTB

Originally Posted by qcpmsame
Website shows them as still in existence, still located in Italy. Bikes available in aluminum/scandium and carbon fiber.

Alan Bikes, Italy

Road, cyclocross and gravel models listed. E-shopping commerce is listed also. A quick google search gives plenty of links for the firm, shops that carry their offerings, and marque history. Several hits here at bike forums.net.

Almost picked up a very nice Alan, from the mid70’s, at the favorite LBS here in Pensacola, a few years back. Tunes were blue anodized, all Campy Nuovo Record, MAVIC GP-4 rims. Even my size for stand over, 56cm. If I hadn’t been in the middle of building the Drillium Dude Medici Pro-Strada I’d have snapped it up. On consignment at the shop, it ended up selling at $350.00.

Bill
$350??? Sounds like a steal. I know there are a lot of people who are paranoid about the glued construction and possible failures. It doesn't bother me and I figure at this point 30-40 years down the road, if a failure was going to occur it would've happened already.
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