PaulW

Picked up the 2004 Lemond Victoire last Friday.....got fitted to it, they changed the handle bars with wide ones, changed the stem to this one, we tried it with the shim turned both ways, and I got some speedplay stainless pedals.

Was done at 4:30, they said there is a Friday night ride at 5:30, got changed and rode 20 miles on it with 13 other guys....OMG, this thing is pure sex. The close ratio shifting and the shifters on the brake levers is oh so nice. I like to spin, so it helps a lot, and doesn't stress my knee that is prone to injury.

Rode 25 miles with my brother on Saturday and yesterday put another 11 on it with my son.

56 miles in my first weekend, and I'm not sore at all. Have been going to the gym, but the bike setup helps A LOT!

The bottom part of the frame is titanium for a great ride, the top tubes are carbon fiber for stiffness and being light weight. There are very few frames made of titanium any longer.

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