Miyata Alumitech 6500 inquiry....
07-31-09, 01:29 PM
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The Alumitechs fall into the 'sport touring' lineup. Geometry was slightly more relaxed than Miyatas high end racers. They aren't overly stiff like a big tubed Cannondale which gives them a much smoother more comfortable ride.
It'll have bonded main tubes with a chromoly rear triangle and chromoly fork. My odl Miyata ATB was an Alumitech and I beat the heck out of that thing.
What size are you looking at? 105 equipted Miyata....$250-300 for an end user.
It'll have bonded main tubes with a chromoly rear triangle and chromoly fork. My odl Miyata ATB was an Alumitech and I beat the heck out of that thing.
What size are you looking at? 105 equipted Miyata....$250-300 for an end user.
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Got this baby for 70 dollars, all stock, serviced all the bearings, replaced the original japanese 700 x 21 tires and pedals, rides very nice. definetly a keeper.
