82' Trek 950
04-12-06 | 10:53 AM
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From: Portland, OR
82' Trek 950
Here she is finally, about to get an overhaul. Full columbus, 62cm just my size. Here is a list of current specs and ->soon to be specs
Hubs: campy record 8-sp->Chris king (just HAPPEN to have one lying around)
Rims: campy
Rear d:Campy 8sp->10 sp centaur
Front d:Campy 8sp->10 sp centaur
Cranks: Stronglight->10 sp chorus
BB: ?->chorus
Brake/shift lever: campy non aero->10 sp centaur
Brakes: campy record
Bars: Cinelli
Stem: Cinelli
Seat post: Campy->thompson
Headset: campy record
It rides quick, a little less stable than the old fixie PX-10...the rear end is also much shorter than the Peugeot
Hubs: campy record 8-sp->Chris king (just HAPPEN to have one lying around)
Rims: campy
Rear d:Campy 8sp->10 sp centaur
Front d:Campy 8sp->10 sp centaur
Cranks: Stronglight->10 sp chorus
BB: ?->chorus
Brake/shift lever: campy non aero->10 sp centaur
Brakes: campy record
Bars: Cinelli
Stem: Cinelli
Seat post: Campy->thompson
Headset: campy record
It rides quick, a little less stable than the old fixie PX-10...the rear end is also much shorter than the Peugeot
I also love the Peugeot.
04-13-06 | 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by teambhultima
Very nice Trek! I used to sell/work on those. They are well-made and great riding frames. You will enjoy it I'm sure. The Peugeot fixie is neat, too!
The trek will by my bread and butter bike for the next few years. Looking back I could have bought a nice 'newer' complete bike for the $$ I will have put into these two.
