For Sale: 2006 Lemond Poprad Disc 57cm - SOLD 03/31/2011

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Frame & Fork
Frame ConstructionTIG-welded
Frame Tubing MaterialLeMond True Temper OX Platinum Steel
Fork Brand & ModelBontrager Switchblade Elite
Fork MaterialCarbon fiber, aero crown
Components
Component GroupShimano 105
BrakesetAvid BB-7 disc brakes, Shimano 105 STI Dual Control levers
Cane Creek bar top levers
Shift LeversShimano 105 STI Dual Control
Front DerailleurShimano Ultegra (compact compatible)
Rear DerailleurShimano 105
CranksetBontrager compact 50/36 with FSA chainring
PedalsNOT INCLUDED
Bottom BracketGXP
BB Shell Width
Rear Cogs10-speed, 12 - 27 teeth
Chain
SeatpostThomson Elite
SaddleFizik Pave Gel
HandlebarBontrager Race Cross
Bontrager Buzz Kill bar end plugs
Handlebar StemBontrager Select 
Headset1 1/8" threadless Aheadset Slimstak

WheelsBontrager SSR Disc
TiresBontrager Road

An extra front and rear wheel will be included in the purchase.
The rims need replaced but the hubs are usable.
NOTE: The photo shows Schwalbe Durano tires and Selle SMP seat, but they WILL BE REPLACED with items listed above before sale.

Priced at $750 OBO, Sold AS-IS
Call 6144779142
Email raymondmgeorge [at] gmail.com
Prefer to sell in Columbus, OH area, but will ship anywhere in continental US for $125.00

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