When will 2019 Trek Domane ALR be released?
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My local dealer doesn't think they will. He said he believes that the Checkpoint has taken their place. I am not so sure myself...they aren't in the dealer catalog though.
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Trek for this year redesigned the Emonda ALR for even further refined tube shaping and weight reduction and most know how outstanding the preceding Emonda ALR is.
I prefer the Emonda to the Domane personally because it has a hint more race bike in it but still with a very friendly riding position. The Emonda ALR available in disc and rim is going to be a big seller for Trek. Only Domane I would consider would be the gravel version that comes with 35c tires. If you are going to ride these kind of roads, then than that bike should be given a look but many believe the tire clearance on that bike to be insufficient for true gravel grinding.
I prefer the Emonda to the Domane personally because it has a hint more race bike in it but still with a very friendly riding position. The Emonda ALR available in disc and rim is going to be a big seller for Trek. Only Domane I would consider would be the gravel version that comes with 35c tires. If you are going to ride these kind of roads, then than that bike should be given a look but many believe the tire clearance on that bike to be insufficient for true gravel grinding.
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I was just on trek's website and wondering the same thing. I have a 2018 ALR5 Disc and the only thing I long for is a proper rack mount. With compass 700X35 tubeless tires it is really smooth and still fast. The new 105 groupset would be a nice addition.
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I have an 1991 Trek 1200 and have been debating between the ALR5 Domane and Emonda disc models... that makes it easy if there isn't a Domane then I won't have to worry about test riding it.
I guess that puts the CAAD12 disc from Cannondale on the radar.
I guess that puts the CAAD12 disc from Cannondale on the radar.