Thread: Why are Treks so polarizing?
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Old 07-13-17 | 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildwood
Polarizing?
Maybe it's the anonymous Internet, or the callous nature of 'social' discourse.

Japanese components on a classic vintage Italian frame?
531 or SLX?
Helmets or None?
Wear a replica TdF Yellow Jersey on a group ride?
CF, or Ti, or Steel - which makes into best bikes?
Wool or synthetic?
etc.
The reality, how many are avoiding it, is that it is all about the engine! Some operate well, some need an oil change, and some are missing.
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