I just got a Lemond Zurich. I think it has a great ride and looks really cool. Anyone out there have an opinion on Lemonds and maybe post a picture? I'll take a picture of my ride very soon....

lemonds are the best imho

1) quality frames, quality tubing, quality designs/geometry

2) classy looking graphics/paint

3) reasonably priced (they COULD charge more and still sell them--I just think Trek is so used to their HUGE output that Lemond line looks small to them), some of the best deals, imho

I LOVE Lemond bikes.

I don't have one but I've ridden a couple. I'm 6'4" and the long top tube characteristic of Lemond geometry suits me to a tee. I can stretch out real nice and it's just . . . . . . heavenly.

And the Reynolds 853 steel is top notch stuff.

One good thing about them: Not everybody has one.

4) lifetime warranty on trek/lemond/fisher frames, unless you've obviously abused it in some radical way. I remember seeing a post in the forum from somebody who cracked a early 1990s first generation carbon fibre monocoque trek, sent it back, and they sent him a 2005 model year 5200 frame as replacement.

ok, here it is. It's used but I think it's really cool and the paint is classy.

A Lemond is what I want .... steel please.

Rad has a couple of Lemonds. One is a MJ and one is the mysterious Tete that all of the BF group wants to see.

I've had 4 total. My first was a '02 Poprad, which I loved. It inspired me to get the '98 Maillot Jaune. Which in turn led to the mysterious '04 Tete de Course, which I've had for 17 months but have yet to ride.

Along the way, I also owned a '99 Buenos Aires frame that I never built and eventually sold.

And, I have a custom made fairing on my roof rack that has the Lemond logo on it.

So yea, I'm invested.

I have a MJ and I am in the process of building my Poprad back up for an off season beater/ back up CX bike. So I love my Lemonds.

My pride and joy. It's undergoing an upgrade this winter. Stem and saddle are going to be replaced. Thinking about putting on a flight deck computer also.

I don't own one, but think they may be the classest American made bicycle.

We like Lemonds! Our Buenos Aires and Zurich up on Page Mill (Bay Area).

Sherpa, show us your bikes!

Oh yea? How did you do that? Sounds nice.

shakadude, I've got a 1999 Lemond Zurich, just like the one you've got and I love it. I've got 23,000 miles on it and it's held up great. You're going to love it.

Do I like Lemond Bikes? No.

I took the standard black wind fairing from my Yakima rack and used it as a template to cut a translucent white version. Had a logo re-printed and voila.

I'll post a photo tomorrow.

55/Rad

I'll post a pic of the Poprad in a few weeks when I get it up and running.

Yes. Have a Lemond Reno 1998. I wanted the Zurich at the time but couldn't justify the price.

Lemond Sarthe. RAD wanted to come break it in for me but I declined for fear he would keep it.

'06 Reno. I've got a total of about 35 miles on it. Great fun, and even though the frame's all aluminium, the ride seems pretty smooth, probably owing to it being a 61cm.

And what BillyD said.

I had a lime green lower grade Columbus pre-Trek LeMond (probably '96) complete with lugs. It was a bit small for me but had a smooth ride. That bike is still being ridden hard today by the guy that bought it which is a real testament to the quality...

I bought a LeMond Zurich this past May and have put about 4000 miles on it and I can honestly say I'm in love. I guess I could say it was the nice paint job, or the Ultegra 10, maybe even the carbon/steel contruction, but the thing that really turns me on is the pump peg--do you know how hard it is to find a bike with one of them these days.

He was my Hero in the late 80's