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The rumors are true, Lemond has a full carbon bike 55cm 950g, apparently designed "in-house", not OCLV. (blogged)
Source (cyclingnews.com)
Source (cyclingnews.com)
I wonder if "designed in-house" is a code word for "not built in-house". Trek has recently started moving production of their TCT Carbon (non-OCLV) frames to taiwan. This new Lemond appears not to use the OCLV design, and looks more like some of the other carbon frames coming out of Taiwan and China.split said:The rumors are true, Lemond has a full carbon bike 55cm 950g, apparently designed "in-house", not OCLV.
The story in the supplied link describes the frame as "developed fully in-house," not designed.Mark McM said:I wonder if "designed in-house" is a code word for "not built in-house".
It has been announced.woz said:More impressive to me, is the frame that they have not officially announced in public. The Triomphe Ultimate.
Allez Rouge said:The story in the supplied link describes the frame as "developed fully in-house," not designed.
I would be inclined to read that as designed and built in-house, but it could admittedly go either way.