My Lemond is in fairly rough condition - multiple scuffs and scratches on the frame. The previous owner did a poor job taking care of the bike, although no apparent structural damage is evident. Based on the frame condition and the non functional (not shifting - not sure why, no intention of getting it working) gears, I would likely get under $300 for the bike. The model is the Zurich with the True Temper OX Platinum/OCLV 120 frame with a 53/39 double in front paired with a 9 speed cassette in the rear.

I already have an aluminum single speed with carbon fork and seatpost (bike is going to my bro for B'day). I only ride on local roads and greenways and feel every bump with this bike. The Lemond, on the other hand, feels much smoother. I doubt I can get close to anything as light or fast for $300...any thoughts? I had considered, the Motobecane track - chromoly with Carbon fork for $309. However, I'm not sure this would be as light or fast as the converted Lemond.

So I will likely try use an existing chainring paired with one of the existing sprockets (will need some spacers) and the original chain.