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No contest. Odonata. I'm really a fan of all three - but the true benefit to a Seven cannot be seen on a spec sheet. There's so much that those guys can do with a bike, you end up getting exactly what you desire in your new machine. Seven is the most customizable bike I've ever seen - and the workmanship is out of this world! You can't go wrong with the Odonata. |
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Seven really impresses me though. I got the Waterford because I like the classic styling and wanted a steel bike after riding the carbon for a while. But a Seven is definitely in my future. |
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