Thread: Why so many Trek Bikes out there?
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Old 02-06-19 | 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
I think what this thread needs is a photo of my anti-Trek. Thoughts?
I’m going to beat you to it and post my anti-Trek (and other large brands) that is not only anti-Trek but anti-Shimano and anti-import bikes:

My Dean. US made (actually Colorado made) with 14 US made components or accessories (4, including the frame, made in Colorado)

DSCN0934 by Stuart Black, on Flickr

And my Moots US made with 16 US made component or accessories (5, including the frame, made in Colorado). Although it isn’t anti-Shimano in this picture, the Shimano crank has been replaced since the photo was taken.

IMG_3144 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
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