How have carbon Trek's changed?
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How have carbon Trek's changed?
I have been looking at Ebay and other places for used Trek 5200's and 5500's. It seems they have been pretty much the same for quite a while, at least the mid 90's. How have they changed if at all over the years? Lighter, stiffer more comfortable, cable routing and so on? Is there any website that has this info handy? Thanks
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https://www.chainreaction.com/oclvhistory.htm
https://www.trekbikes.com/bikes/2002/...OCLV_types.pdf
That should pretty much clear up the history.
https://www.trekbikes.com/bikes/2002/...OCLV_types.pdf
That should pretty much clear up the history.
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That was fast! Just what I was looking for. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Bluechip
That was fast! Just what I was looking for. Thanks