QUOTE (JiveHandle @ Nov 7 2009, 11:26 PM)

Yeah, that sounds gimmicky for sure. Are those frames durable at all?
One word....Yes!
I own a 1988 Auburn CR-20R and it is one of the strongest frames I've ever owned.
Here are some pics....
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Frame/Forks: 1988 Auburn CR-20R
Headset: 1988 GT Epoch
Stem: DK XXL inverted
Bars: Auburn CR-Bars
Grips: A'me Tri
Seat clamp: Mid school 2 piece hex shape
Seat post: GT chromoly
Seat: 1988 GT
Brake lever: Dia-Compe Tech 77
Brake cable: Shimano
Brake caliper: Odyssey Pitbull with Koolstop pads
Hubs: JP high flange sealed bearing - Crupi axles
Rims: Sun Mistral
Tyres: GT Megabite
Freewheel: Shimano MX30 16T
Chain: Izumi 3/32
Cranks: 180mm Profile (Soon to be JC Box cranks)
Chainwheel: GT Power Series 45T
Pedals: Crupi pro round with JP cages