My Chris Chance is one of his last from the 1990's, and I don't know how
it compares with one of his first from the '70's, except mine's missing
the nice lugwork altogether as it's TIG. Mine has 60cm seat & 59cm top
tubes c/c, century geometry, rides a bit springy & is actually the best
climbing steel bike I've owned, as well as a fast descender. It goes
where it's pointed, without wobble or hesitation to lean. It feels
perfectly aligned (& light, even with Campy Chorus Ergo 8). I wish it
were just a bit quicker handling, but it's probably perfect as-is for
long distances, & I'm foolish for fast handling bikes anyway. A high
performance steel frame built of prosaic True Temper, with the very cool
looking Yo Eddy fork & a glistening green paint scheme that is really
nicely done. Now, why would he stop building frames?
Jim Hultman
Santa Barbara