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September 8th 03, 01:13 PM
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LeMond Geometry
What is it about the LeMond geometry that makes it unique? If someone
has ridden a LeMond and a non-LeMond what is the geometry difference? What does it give, what does it take away? 
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September 8th 03, 01:37 PM
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LeMond Geometry
What is it about the LeMond geometry that makes it unique? If someone
has ridden a LeMond and a non-LeMond what is the geometry difference? What does it give, what does it take away? Not really "unique", aside from a slacker seat tube angle and slightly longer top tube than comparably-sized European frames.
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September 9th 03, 01:54 AM
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LeMond Geometry
What is it about the LeMond geometry that makes it unique? The head and seat angles are slightly slacker than other bikes giving a ride that is not "twitchy" at slow speeds but carves well at ~30mph . I thought it was a steeper head angle? Plus the top tube is slightly longer when compared to a non Lemond bike. What does it give, what does it take away? Gives- comfortable ride, great control, better breathing, Takes- no good if youve got a real short torso
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