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Old 03-20-10 | 03:51 PM
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Mondoman
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From: A Latvian in Seattle
You can measure what you've currently got and/or look for size markings.
If you can figure out what model Trek you have, bikepedia.com normally lists at least some measurements.
You can take the bike into a local shop, and they should be able to not only figure that out, but give you good advice on what to get as a replacement, and order it for you.
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