I liked Trek back in the day, even though I ended up with not one, but TWO bikes from them that Did Not Fit.
However if you don't have a problem riding a "men's" frame, they made good bikes.
For awhile I was being told (by Trek) that most of their frames were being made in China, but apparently that is no longer the case. I've noticed at least a couple of manufacturers who were having frames made in China have switched back to US manufacturing facilities. Probably due to quality issues, as I have heard about things like ugly welds and cracks developing in head tubes, etc.
You might consider a Trek, if the frame is not made in China.



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