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LeMond Etape road bikes

  • 29-09-2007 09:43AM
    #1
    Ghost Rider
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    Anyone know anything about these bikes? They appear to be good value...


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  • #2
    cerebus
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    Ghost Rider wrote:
    Anyone know anything about these bikes? They appear to be good value...

    I'm a big fan of Lemond bikes. Currently own a Poprad (CX) - thinking of buying a Lemond roadbike as well.

    I'm not too familiar with the Etape itself, but probably worth taking a look at if you find what looks like a bargain.


  • #3
    Ghost Rider
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    The entry level Etape can be found for about €550, I think, which puts it in the same price bracket as the Giant SCR4 i.e. a little less than the Trek 1000 (or whatever it's called now) and a good bit less than the Specialized Allez.
    cerebus wrote:
    I'm a big fan of Lemond bikes. Currently own a Poprad (CX) - thinking of buying a Lemond roadbike as well.

    I'm not too familiar with the Etape itself, but probably worth taking a look at if you find what looks like a bargain.


  • #4
    blorg
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    LeMond are owned by Trek BTW (as are Klein, Gary Fisher and Bontrager.)


  • #5
    Ghost Rider
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    I knew they were owned by one of the biggies alright but wasn't sure which one...
    blorg wrote:
    LeMond are owned by Trek BTW (as are Klein, Gary Fisher and Bontrager.)


  • #6
    blorg
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,995 ✭✭✭✭blorg


    Actually according to Wikipedia the company may still be owned by Greg but certainly strongly associated with Trek who help design, manufacture and distribute the bikes.


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