Road Test/Bike Review (1992) Best Buys Part 1 (Yokota, Bridgestone, C'dale, Schwinn)
 

"Best Buys" in Bicycling magazine March 1992 Buyer's Guide issue were YOKOTA Yosemite Pro (mtb/front suspension), BRIDGESTONE RB-2 (road racing), CANNONDALE R700 (time trial/triathlon), SCHWINN Crisscross (hybrid), MIYATA 700 GT (touring), FISHER Tassajara (women's/small), BURLEY Rock 'n Roll, and EASY RACER Tour Easy (recumbent).
The first four are covered in Part 1 (this post).
Part 2 covers the last four. (https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...l)

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Interesting comparison for the Cannondale R700: I own a '93 R600, which was equipped with the same 105 gear and SRAM grip shifters, but with traditional drop bars and seat post. The first thing I did was replace the grip shifters (for the same reason the reviewer stated). Shifting was awkward and unreliable. Eventually mine ended up with 9 speed microShift components. It remains my most modern road bike. :p