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  1. are lemond steel bikes built in the US or overseas?
    just askin'.

    tia,
    scott

  2. Quoted message said:

    are lemond steel bikes built in the US or overseas?
    just askin'.

    tia,
    scott

    My 2002 LeMond Tourmalet was built in the USA.

    I believe all LeMond bikes are made in the USA, but I am not positive.

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  3. local business newspaper writes trek in waterloo, wisconsin makes
    lemond frames

  4. Steel and Ti are made here. I believe aluminum is not.

  5. Quoted message said:

    are lemond steel bikes built in the US or overseas?
    just askin'

    Depends upon the model. All steel, as well as all steel/carbon & ti/carbon
    frames, are made in Waterloo, WI. The less-expensive aluminum models use
    frames that are built overseas and usually assembled & painted in Wisconsin.
    The least-expensive models are built entirely overseas.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

  6. Mike Jacoubowsky said:
    Quoted message said:

    are lemond steel bikes built in the US or overseas?
    just askin'

    Depends upon the model. All steel, as well as all steel/carbon & ti/carbon
    frames, are made in Waterloo, WI. The less-expensive aluminum models use
    frames that are built overseas and usually assembled & painted in Wisconsin.
    The least-expensive models are built entirely overseas.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com


    Mike, can you be specific, model wise?

    And, did you see the thread in misc, that talks of Trek discontinuing
    the LeMond brand? To be replaced with an Armstrong badged bike.

    I would be surprised if they ended the LeMond line, as it appears
    quite successful.

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

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