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10-17-09 | 06:47 PM
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From: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Bikes: 2007 Novara BigBuzz, 2001 Trek Y-1, 2007 Gary Fisher HiFi, 2006 Cannondale CAAD8, 1986 Peugeot Fixie Tourmalet PH10-LE, Kuwahara Road Tandem, Marinoni Corsa, Trek 810 Steel, 1998 Cannondale m300, Cannondale m600
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So, the revered CAAD frame design: elegant, popular, beautiful, fast, strong, light, American.
There's always your craft builders and still some production steel and carbon frames in the U.S.
BUT
Does anyone know of any builders who still do Aluminum frames in this country?
Trek is all carbon or steel in Wisconsin.
Waterford/Gunnar, Seven, Litespeed, Serotta, Moots, and the like are all steel, Ti, or Carbon.
Is this the END of Aluminum frame building in this country?
This may very well be tragic.
Goodbye my good old friend, don't let the door hit your ass!
There's always your craft builders and still some production steel and carbon frames in the U.S.
BUT
Does anyone know of any builders who still do Aluminum frames in this country?
Trek is all carbon or steel in Wisconsin.
Waterford/Gunnar, Seven, Litespeed, Serotta, Moots, and the like are all steel, Ti, or Carbon.
Is this the END of Aluminum frame building in this country?
This may very well be tragic.
Goodbye my good old friend, don't let the door hit your ass!
