Greg's History
GREG LEMOND 
A LEGENDARY ATHLETE
- 1979 — Wins the Junior World Championships
- 1980 — Makes The USA Olympic Team
- 1983 — First American to win the World Professional Road Championship
- 1986 — First American to win the Tour de France
- 1989 — Wins Tour de France again, after a near-fatal hunting accident
- 1989 — Just 4 weeks after winning the Tour, wins the World Championship
- 1989 — Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year
- 1990 — Becomes the first American to win the Tour de France 3 times
- 1991 — World's Most Outstanding Athlete Award Jesse Owens International Trophy
- 1992 — Korbel Lifetime Achievement Award
- 1999 — Fox Sports Network's "50 Greatest Athletes of the Century"
GREG LEMOND 
A LEGACY OF CYCLING INNOVATION
- 1978 alloy seat rails
- 1979 superlight frame
- 1981 elevated seat position
- 1984 cycling computer, aero bike, aero helmet
- 1985 sport shield sunglasses, heart rate monitor
- 1986 clipless pedals, carbon frames
- 1987 carbon fork
- 1989 floating pedals, aero handlebars
- 1990 drop-in bars
- 1991 road racing suspension fork, titanium frame
- 1992 electronic shifting, downloadable bikes
- 1995 Develops LeMond Racing Cycles - now part of Trek Manufacturing
- 2002 Founds LeMond Fitness - flagship product is the LeMond RevMaster - Leading Indoor Group Cycling Bike
- 2004 Introduces g-force RT - revolutionary Recumbent Exercise Bike
- 2006 Introduces g-force UT –breakthrough Upright Training Bike
