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Miyata 'alumitech' frames?

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  1. Anyone know much about the Miyata Alumitech frames? I am looking at an
    early 90s frame set- 718a model- but can't find much info. Bonded
    aluminum main triangle and steel rear and fork. Thanks for any info.

  2. Last year I stumbled across a NOS mid-90's Raleigh Technium frame (construction
    similar to Miyata Alumitech) for only $5 without a fork. I've built it up w/ a
    steel Gios fork and ridden it a thousand miles or so. It is a tad heavier than
    my other road bikes but is surprisingly stiff and rides/handles quite well. If
    the Miyata is of similar quality and fits you well, I'd say consider it.

    Mike Yankee

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