2007 Lemond Tourmalet WSD

[Roadtrip]

http://www.bikepedia.com/quickbike/B...7&Brand=LeMond

07 Triple : Womens 45cm, womens 49cm, womens 53cm
07 Double: Womens 45cm, womens 49cm, womens 53cm

Don't know if this would help, but it does appear the LeMond models are not in the standard Trek Archives.

Just curious.. is the bike your looking at in Kentucky? I did a Google search and one of the first links was a CraigsList posting. If it is, make sure you find out if this is a double or a triple, if that matters for you, they offered both in 07'

Nice looking bike btw!!

Shannon

[ultraviolet]

Here's a link to the geometry for the 2007 LeMond Tourmalet WSD. Hope it helps.

http://web.archive.org/web/200703072...mens.php?tab=2

[Becky]

Just want to reiterate what the others said: it might be too small. At 5'4" (short-torsoed, long-armed), I ride frames in the 48-50cm range, depending on effective top tube length.

I sold a 47cm frame a few years ago because it was just too short reach-wise.

[Laguna]

Wow guys, thanks for all the help.

Roadtrip, yes I think you found the bike I'm looking at. Please don't go buy it.

Ultraviolet, where did you ever find that link? I've been searching for almost a week everywhere imaginable. Thanks very much.

I will indeed check on whether it is a double or triple. Might be able to live with either but would prefer a double, though I will probably change it over to a compact. Frankly, I was hoping the TT would be a lot closer to 50cm rather than 51. My current and last bike were both 51.5 and even with a shorter stem, moving the saddle forward, etc., it just isn't as comfortable as I want to be.

I'll do some more checking and thanks again.

[ultraviolet]

I had the link kicking around in my bookmarks. My first road bike was a 2007 LeMond Reno, so I kept the link around as a reference for myself.

One thing to keep in mind about LeMond bikes is that they tend to have taller head tubes and slacker seat tube angles than many other frames of similar size. That can be helpful with the comfort factor. (There are others here who are more knowledgeable about how seat tube angle effects top tube length, maybe one of them will come along and chime in to clear that up if you have questions.)