That's good. Act immature and insult someone using the tired hipster cliche, get called on it, then pretend just repeating what I said back to me is like a comeback. Right on dude


lukewall - Like I said it's a generalization and a low production frame like the one you mentioned doesn't necessarily have to fit that generalization for it to be applicable in the majority of cases. There are just about no entry level aluminum frames that are all that popular in the community. Not the Canondale Capo (although the Canondale Track IS), not the Felt Curbside (although the real track bikes they offer are well regarded), not the langster (although the S-Works track langster is well regarded), and not the Giant fixed bikes. The only aluminum bikes that are popular in the fixed community are the ultra light track bikes like I mentioned (or those meant to look like track bikes like LEADER). If I'm wrong, give me an example of a production aluminum entry level frame that actually is universally well regarded.