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mastersquid16 01-28-11 03:51 PM

Help: Trek 2300 year 2000
 
Hello, I'm looking for a Trek 2300 year 2000, preferably metal flake yellow. I've always wanted this bike but it's hard to find them. A few years ago one slipped through my hands and i regret it. If you can send a few photos of your own that would be appreciated. Such a beautiful bike and I would like some photos of it. Thanks!

cb400bill 01-28-11 07:30 PM

Black one in Atlanta. No pics in ad.

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/bik/2178932015.html

cb400bill 01-28-11 07:30 PM

Here is a catalog pic.

http://www.bikepedia.com/Images/imag...0.jpg&f=Photos

mastersquid16 01-29-11 01:28 AM

Thanks guys...but is there any personal pictures that people have out there??

531phile 01-29-11 01:37 AM

Are you going to dress up like Ronald McDonald when your ride that thing?

Zaphod Beeblebrox 01-29-11 06:14 AM

Perhaps try the road forum.

I didn't know 2000 was Vintage....I've got some Wine to Drink!

wrk101 01-29-11 06:14 AM

Wrong forum (I see I just got beat to it). This is the classic and vintage forum. A 2000 Trek is neither. Maybe you can get some hits on the regular road forum.

As far as pictures, do a google search, and I can just about guarantee you will find links to Trek 2000s on flickr or photobucket.

RobbieTunes 01-29-11 10:05 AM

I've never seen one, but if I did in a 56cm, I'd probably go after it.
I like yellow, but I'd drop the red.

triplebutted 01-29-11 10:22 AM

I had a Lemond from late 90's. Looked similar. Same wheels. Yah, it loud wheels (in color). I like low key stuff. And I like a lot of spokes. Great looking bike though. Very retro 2000. 1" fork (threaded too, I thought they went threadless models by that time). I think starting with 98 Lemonds, most of the better models where threadless but still 1". BTW, those wheels are super strong. Well, I only weigh 135'ish and don't look for potholes. But they were nice wheels. I still have them. I think you will be limited to 9 speed though. Oh yah, wrong forum, go to the roadies. :)

mastersquid16 01-29-11 02:44 PM


Originally Posted by 531phile (Post 12149081)
Are you going to dress up like Ronald McDonald when your ride that thing?

Just for you?

rhenning 01-29-11 06:27 PM

The Lemond should be similar as Trek owns them. Roger

mastersquid16 01-29-11 09:34 PM

Did I say anything about lemond**********

cb400bill 01-29-11 10:31 PM


Originally Posted by mastersquid16 (Post 12152156)
Did I say anything about lemond**********

You didn't, but triplebutted did.

triplebutted 01-29-11 10:37 PM

Around that time, they were basically the same bikes. I was just saying that the components were a lot like mine. Different frame. But I think that's Alu frame right? For a wheel with little spokes, those things were tough as nails. I still have them.


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