Came across the forum while looking for info on my old bikes

Started out with a Trek 930 in high school then built a Jamis Dragon with RaceFace/XT parts in college. The 930 has mainly been a commuter since building the dragon. I left it at my parents house when I moved out west and only rode it when I visited. Since moving back I've been riding it around town a lot more and decided it needed some love. What started out as a tune up turned into a full tear down and rebuild of both bikes

The Trek 1.2 I bought to do the Seattle to Portland ride with some friends. Did that twice when I lived out that way. After I'm done fixing up my MTBs I'll be cleaning it up and selling it

Hopefully I can contribute what I remember about the now 'vintage' stuff that was the latest and greatest back when I worked at the shop

Thanks for having me

Hey, glad that you are here! There are a couple forums that are devoted to your interests that should be helpful to you. There are also forums that might not be your thing, but I encourage you to check out as much as you can; I never know when/where I might learn something so I keep my options open.
John

RocketScott,
Welcome to the forums, there are lot of folks that enjoy riding and talking all things TREK.......Join them and share your knowledge!
Best, Ben

Thanks for the welcomes. I do have a lot of catching up to do so I'm sure I'll be reading all I can. Lots has changed since the 90's

Trek has always been my go to for bikes, they just fit me best. The shop I worked at sold Trek and Bianchi

Most of us that worked there raced on Jamis frames. I was the only one with a Dragon, the other guys prefered the aluminum Dakota

Welcome.

When the fit onto the bike is right, we just enjoy the ride. Roll On.

Born In Louisville.