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LeMond Bicycles Nevada City

LeMond Bicycles Nevada City

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Reviewed by: 
Edward Perez

Review Date
May 11, 2006

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 2 of 5

Used product for
More than 3 years

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Price Paid:  $700.00 at Bikes Inc. Fort Wort

Favorite Ride:
Cowtown classic

Bike Setup:
Rolf Vector Wheels, Icon Head set, set post and handel bars. Shimono Clipless Pedals, Fazeke saddle.

Summary:
I started riding in 1999 with no idea about what type of bike to get. I liked Greg Lamond so I got the Nevada City in 2001 an upgrade from my 80's 10 speed. The Lamond rides great as far as I know. I have put Rolf Vector wheels on it and clip less pedals and a new head set and seat post. I can ride with most riders and I love this bike. I just did the MS 150 (167 miles in 2 days) and it road great. The only thing I can see that is a weakness is the weight of the bike.

Strengths:
Very comfortable and seems to be fast.

Weaknesses:
Weight


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Reviewed by: 
qwiknews

Review Date
January 24, 2005

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
6 months

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4.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Price Paid:  $556.00 at Bicycle Outfitters,

Favorite Ride:
Pinellas Trail (Florida)

Bike Setup:
Stock except for carbon seatpost, Sella Italia ProLink Saddle and replaced brakes with Sora. Added titanium skewers.

Summary:
Purchased for exercise after severe heart attack at age 66. Very smooth ride and easy to adjust from mountain bike. Sora components shift flawlessly. Improved my speed and endurance from 6 miles to 30 miles per day in 6 weeks. Nice workmanship. No problems at all with comfort or with bike and its components.

Strengths:
Very smooth ride and nice components for dollar spent.

Weaknesses:
Generic brakes flexed so replaced them with Sora that fixed the problem. Toe straps replaced after breaking.

Similar Products Used:
Cannondale Mountain bike (XT components) and Schwinn aluminum road bike (sold -- ride too abrasive).


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Reviewed by: 
Tom

Review Date
August 26, 2003

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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3.75 of 5, 4 votes

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Price Paid:  $625.00 at Roberts bicycles, fl

Favorite Ride:
Greenway Vanderbilt motor parkway

Bike Setup:
Stock,Cateye mity3 computer.

Summary:
I am very happy with the bike.It's light and resposive.The Shimano components are working flawless.

Strengths:
The frame geometry and 520 tubing.The sora components work like many higer priced units.The matrix tripple wall rims are holding up to NYC sreets.

Weaknesses:
The only weakness I can find is the hubs are cheep.I blew a seal out on the rear hub,it was screehing from rubbing on the hub it self.Upon inspection it was from an excess of grease from when the bearings were packed.I cleaned the excess off the axel and seal with wd40 and poped the seal back on, I've since done 125mi and the problem has not resufaced.


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Reviewed by: 
Jim

Review Date
July 28, 2003

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
3 months

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4.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Price Paid:  $619.00 at Elkhart Bicycle and

Favorite Ride:
Holland to Grand Haven, MI

Bike Setup:
Stock except for Trek Disco Inferno tail light. I use camelback rather than bottles and cages. Cateye enduro computer.

Summary:
This is the second Trek racer I've had. It's designed by Greg LeMond (3 time Tour De France reader for those who don't know) and that geometry is what makes the bike exceptional. Everything about the ride says top end. Shimano components are not jewel like (Sora) but function flawlessly. Handling is telepathic.

Strengths:
Handling, comfort, paint job.

Weaknesses:
Not a $2000 bike, so less cosmetic components.

Similar Products Used:
1985 Trek racing bike-531 tubes and Suntour Supurbe groupo. Long ago and far away.


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Reviewed by: 
Jeff

Review Date
January 25, 2003

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
6 months

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4.67 of 5, 3 votes

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Price Paid:  $669.00 at D&S Cycling Center,

Favorite Ride:
Lemond Nevada City

Bike Setup:
Stock except: - wheelset to Bontrager Ace Like - yellow and black tape - BLT GammaRay SL2-42 light set - Flashing bar end red lights - Cateye wireless 2 comp - Sella Italia Flite Titanium saddle.

Summary:
I am an avid off road cyclist who wanted a road bike to commute to work. Bike shop suggested this as entry level. What a great ride. I thought I would hate road riding. After I started riding this bike I was hooked. If you're looking for a perfect intro bike get this one and you'll feel like you're riding a higher end ride.

Strengths:
Weight, geometry, balance and pretty cool paint job.

Weaknesses:
I'm starting to learn rodey gear and wish I the bike came with upgraded shifters. It comes with a thumb clicker instead of all shifting action on brake lever.

Similar Products Used:
None.


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