PatrickGSR94

ah hahahah I see what you did there

Rewillia

My latest; 7-months old; purchased via eBay July 2013..

Very slightly used 2012 TREK Project One, US-build, Madone 6.9 with Dura Ace 9700 Di2.
Paid $2,100 + $100 S&H ($2,200 total)
See specs below;


Build Date:
2012 (Nov. 2012)
Make:
TREK
Model:
Madone 6.9 Project One series
OCLV2 Carbon frame, 58cm, H2 Geo
US-build
Fork/Headset:
Bontrager XXX E Lite
Cane Creek IS-2
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano Ultegra Compact FC-6750, 175MM 50/34 BB90
Pedals:
Shimano Ultegra PD6700
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Shimano Ultegra CS6700 12-25T
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Shimano Dura Ace Di2 7970 series w /Dura-Flex Shifters
Handlebars/Stem:
*Bontrager XXX Aero OCLV Carbon, and XXX OCLV 31.8 Stem
Saddle/Seatpost:
*Bontrager RXXL Paradigm Carbon, 148mm, 0-offset Carbon seat cap, 135mm.
Brakes:
Shimano Ultegra BR6700
Wheelset/Hubs/Tires:
Bontrager RXL Scanoium Clinchers,
*Vittoria 700/23 EVO Corsa II 340TPI with latex tubes
Accessories:
Bontrager RXL Carbon Bottle cages, Garmin Edge 810, Knog lighting, TopPeak Seat Bag

Weight:
14.6 lbs (6.7 kg) with pedals and lighting, water-bottle cages and Garmin Edge installed. (13.2 lbs nude)

More Info:
Built Nov-2012, MSRP >$8500, purchased off of eBay in June 2013 from original owner for $2100+$100 S&H; verified legit to include change in registered ownership with Trek.

*Note: Not to be misleading, I changed the saddle, handlebars and tires/tubes after purchasing it from the seller on eBay. Saddle and bars were part of personal choice and fitting, and tires only due to the rear having a flat spot from being ridden on a stationary trainer. Bike came to me with OE Bontrager RXL Affinity saddle and RXL bar set. These upgrades added $700 to my all in cost which now sits at $2,900.

Midwest Ullrich

Wow! Rewillia, you are one lucky man! That's a very nice bike.
What does "re-register" mean (eligible for warranty)? If yes that is a super deal!

Rewillia

Re-registered implies that an ownership change has occurred and has been recorded with the bike manufacturer.

Doing so also served to verify that the bike I purchased had not been stolen and that transfer took place between the original buyer and myself. It did not extend the warranty as such is not transferrable according to TREK's customer service division ~ albeit I did have a full inspection including a carbon frame exam by my LBS who is a TREK authorized dealer and their factory trained tech determined it has no pre-existing carbon frame stress or fractures, and in fact, all it needed (once reassembled after FedEx shipment to me) was air in the tires.

The Shimano Dura Ace 9700 Di2 works flawlessly including the auto-sensing/adjuster/alignment between the compact crank front and rear derailleurs.

Only item I didn't get with this deal was the charger and power cord for the Shimano Di2 battery as the seller stated he had misplaced it after using it 1-one time and not riding the bike in the past 5-6 months !!!

The Guys at my LBS call it a "smoking deal"...

hailandkill

cqcumber

I know it's a moto, dont hate

Mike F

Actually, it looks pretty nice

Kingshead

What's wrong with Motobecanes? Yes, I realize Motobecane doesn't really exist anymore, and the name is only a badge. Look at Pontiac, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Chevrolet, all manufactured by General Motors. Hell, Ferrarii is now owned by Fiat, along with Lancia, Alfa romeo, Maserati, and Chrysler. So be proud you ride a Moto and post a pic of your ride in the Motobecane thread?

Martin

cqcumber

Thank you!! I'm very proud of the bike, just don't want to upset these BD haters.

Kingshead

Hey, they offer great bikes at a great price, what's wrong with that? I think the members here that do have a problem are either affiliated with a bike shop, or have a friend that is, so don't worry about it. There are many people here in America that would have just as much to say about not buying American made bikes and threatening American jobs. But see how many of the haters are riding foreign made bikes. Ride your Moto and enjoy, it's all about the ride, not what you ride.

Martin

agressor

What's the cranckset is that?

i RIDE

Yay, budget build done. Can't stop riding it!

Proper picture soon to come; need a zero offset post and it will be done for the year.


SS by Canadian Igloo, on Flickr

NickWilsonAZ

2012 Fuji Gran Fondo 3.0 LE











Frame:
Fuji 53 Gran Fondo 3.0 LE
Fork/Headset:
Fuji Fork FSA Headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
FSA Gossamer 170mm 50/34 w/ Shimano BB
Pedals:
Look Keo
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Shimao Tiagra 4600 11/25. KMC Chain.
Derailleurs/Shifters:
Shimano 105
Handlebars/Stem:
Oval 300s Bars w/ Oval 313 stem
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle Itallia X1 Saddle & Oval 300 post.
Brakes:
Oval 500
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Oval 327 Aero, Clincher
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Oval 327 Aero, Clincher
Accessories:
Louis Garneau under saddle bag. Bug rear light. Cygolight 800 lumen front light. Elite Paron carbon water bottle cages
More Info:
This is my first real bike and I ride it almost daily. Has been a blast and I have been places and done things with it I never thought I could!



Have around 1200 miles in the last 2.5 months on it and have loved every minute of it. Well not maybe loved because some climbs have kicked my butt, but I have been OVERLY happy with my bike.

SpeshulEd 

Nice bike! Always nice to see more AZ peeps on here!

rich007

Got recently, returning to road cycling after a four year hiatus, only MTBs, touring and gravel cycling

2012 Giant Defy Advanced, full Ultegra... Plenty of a bike for me, light, responsive but still nice, comfy ride:

TrekForward

Nice Bike....

Frum

I upgraded the drivetrain on my podium one. Tiagra 4600 FD and RD, Cassette, and chain with an FSA Vero compact crank. Microshift 2x10 drive train. All I need to do now is correct my bottom bracket width and get a better wheelset in. I'm thinking some Aksiums. What I take off doing that I'll put on my other bike--and what I take off that will go to my "I've got extra parts" build.

I've got to say, I'm really loving the Centos shifters so far.

cerealkilla

Picked this up yesterday. Brand new old stock from 2011 - SCOTT Addict RC. Happy!

Bathwater

Hey Killa, do you also own a Foil, or am I mistaking you for someone else?

cerealkilla

Hi BW - Your not wrong, twas me who had the FOIL 15 But it went wrong (paint defect) and they didn't have another. So got a refund. I've taken my time in choosing the right bike since. Been to 4 different LBSs to find one, yesterday I came home with this Addict RC. Bought from https://www.kbcycles.co.uk/

Heres a less bleached pic:

Bathwater

Cool, that makes sense. I was thinking to myself "Man, I thought this dude just got a new sweet ride. He takes N+1 seriously" It's almost like getting married to Jessica Biel and then taking on Kate Upton as your mistress (not that I wouldn't, given the opportunity). That sucks a bout the defect, but its good you got another badass ride to replace it.

cerealkilla

LOL - I'd rather have the two ladies any day! But the Addict will do in the meantime.. Anyhowz, thanks. Tiz a sweet ride indeed. In fact I prefer it to the FOIL so its a win win. This really is a superb bike, much better built and finished and any FOIL - IMHO.

chil2makefun

always loved the look of that DA crank badass ride indeed

dshart08

My new 2013 Roubaix Elite Apex

bugly64

Here's my new road bike.