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02-08-13, 04:21 PM
#326
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02-08-13, 04:26 PM
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At first glance I thought someone snuck a Fuji in here!
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02-08-13, 07:15 PM
#329
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02-08-13, 09:05 PM
#330
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Quit laughing. It's still a Trek.....................
The local Madone mafia, though, are still scratching their heads.
To get theirs to 16.2 lbs, it takes the $$ for a couple of these.
The local Madone mafia, though, are still scratching their heads.
To get theirs to 16.2 lbs, it takes the $$ for a couple of these.
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02-11-13, 07:50 AM
#331
a77impala
I am not laughing, saw one of those in Austin TX last fall, would love to have one. My newest
Trek is a '96 1220.
Trek is a '96 1220.
02-12-13, 09:46 PM
#332
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Trek 660 Brifter Upgrade
Revised with brifters. The stems got to go though, too flexy.
02-13-13, 11:30 AM
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'78 Trek 710, Reynolds 531, Campy dropouts. Built it up to find it a touch too small 
. Now it's riding around Seattle.
. Now it's riding around Seattle.
02-14-13, 12:13 AM
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Thanks. So far I have been nothing but pleased with it. I feel like a kid looking for any excuse to run to the grocery or the corner store... or just a quick ride around the block.
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02-14-13, 07:16 AM
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Just like with our motorcycles..."the closer we got to home, the better the bike ran!". You find yourself taking the long way home!
02-14-13, 08:54 AM
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Nevermind.
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02-16-13, 11:43 AM
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Not seeing on Vintage Trek where that was a standard color. I do know they would let you order it.
Here is my 82 730 (Campy drops) and I think its a factory applied paint job though the standard color would have been pewter metallic with a burgundy head tube.
Here is my 82 730 (Campy drops) and I think its a factory applied paint job though the standard color would have been pewter metallic with a burgundy head tube.
03-16-13, 07:11 PM
#346
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I just picked up a second old Trek, a 1983 600. I haven't really cleaned it up yet, but it looks to be in near mint shape! Added new bar tape and a B17 today.
Here's my 1995 660 that I changed the gearing on.
Here's my 1995 660 that I changed the gearing on.
03-16-13, 07:47 PM
#347
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1980ish Trek 410:
1984 720:
1980ish Trek 728 (gf bike, explains puny size):
1984 720:
1980ish Trek 728 (gf bike, explains puny size):
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03-16-13, 07:57 PM
#348
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Mmm, so nice, and Trek had some really nice colors back then. I love my 560, which I believe has the same geometry as the 660, but lower end build and a downgrade in tubing. But I love mine to death, smooth smooth smooth silky frame.
03-21-13, 10:18 AM
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Yesterday I ran into a guy in the hallway with an old Trek sweatshirt. It had the late 80s/early 90s logo and headbadge design. I mentioned to him that it was a cool sweatshirt- and he seemed very unaware of the "cool" factor of the old Trek SWAG.
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