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11-14-13, 09:19 PM
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My Trek Domane. I'll post pics pf the rest of the family Treks later. The wife has an older 6000 MTB and the kids have Trek MTB's. I just have a Trek roadie.
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11-14-13, 09:31 PM
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here's my 2010 2.1. considering the price of 105 bikes now, this was a good deal at 1250 bucks out the door. now riding on 08 aksiums with the big flanged hub, gatorskins and a romin evo saddle. its a nice climber for sure. thats oregon pioneer church in the background. oldest church in the state. repent! 
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11-14-13, 10:03 PM
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My 2013 3.1. It was my engagement present from my fiancée just over a year ago. It's seen 7,000 miles, 25 races, 2 wrecks, one win, and a wedding in the past year, and I've loved it. Even my cheapie Vueltas have been flawless and more than a pound lighter than the stock bontrager rims.
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11-15-13, 04:33 AM
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sorry no trek roadies, i did have a lemond. close enough??
The wife and I each have a trek MTB that we still ride.
The wife and I each have a trek MTB that we still ride.
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2010 Kestrel RT900SL, 800k carbon, chorus/record, speedplay, zonda
2000 litespeed Unicoi Ti, XTR,XT, Campy crank, time atac, carbon forks
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11-15-13, 07:24 AM
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My 2013 3.1. It was my engagement present from my fiancée just over a year ago. It's seen 7,000 miles, 25 races, 2 wrecks, one win, and a wedding in the past year, and I've loved it. Even my cheapie Vueltas have been flawless and more than a pound lighter than the stock bontrager rims.
7000, that's some serious miles congrats!
Some nice steeds in this thread, if nothing else we Trekies (Sorry Shatner), seem to use our bikes for their intended purpose. Lemond's are beautiful, I owned one a long long time ago, very acceptable here!
11-15-13, 07:31 AM
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This was my last Trek (2005-2012), sold it to a nice fellow in NYC. 2003 5900SL, super light and fast but a little too aggressive for me in these later years. Dura Ace 7800 first year 10spd, upgraded to DA wheels in 2012, and downgraded to an Ultegra Compact Crank in homage to my weary bones.
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11-15-13, 08:53 AM
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I've never ridden them. But that particular set belonged to my brother before it belonged to my son, and they both have had nothing but good to say about them.
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11-15-13, 08:58 AM
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I had an older version of Aeolus wheels on my Madone 5.2 and liked them a lot. I switched to Boyds to get Powertap going.
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11-15-13, 11:44 AM
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I tried out a set on a demo program and liked them a lot, and frankly think that much of the Bontrager stuff is really nice, but I have a hard time wrapping my head around the prices of the Aeolus, Zipp, etc when there are so many good options out there a la Boyd, November, etc.
11-15-13, 12:33 PM
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what the heck....my 52cm Domane
Differences from stock:
Selle Italia Max SLR Gel
EC90SL wheels
Shimano PDA600 SPD
GP4000S
RL cage w/ CleanBottle
Ultegra crank and 6800 brake callipers
Differences from stock:
Selle Italia Max SLR Gel
EC90SL wheels
Shimano PDA600 SPD
GP4000S
RL cage w/ CleanBottle
Ultegra crank and 6800 brake callipers
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11-15-13, 12:59 PM
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11-15-13, 01:07 PM
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Does it have to be a road bike?
I have a Trek 3900 MTB, not as sparkling new as yours but looking better after probably the best clean its had in a long time.
Will post a pic tomorrow, yeah have already said that lol
I have a Trek 3900 MTB, not as sparkling new as yours but looking better after probably the best clean its had in a long time.
Will post a pic tomorrow, yeah have already said that lol
11-15-13, 01:15 PM
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I do worry, with Trek's propensity for asplosions, that if all y'all "unite" you might hit a critical mass of some sort. Like UseNet going sentient and launching cyber-attacks on ANYONE wearing Lycra, or perhaps something as mundane as the carbon in the chips in the servers hitting some sort of sympathetic resonant vibratory pattern.... and then some foo' IT guy dials up a server past 400 watts... and KABLOOEY! No more Internet.
Just be careful, is all I'm sayin'. Maybe a rule for this thread that no consecutive posts with photo's are allowed? Moderators...?
Just be careful, is all I'm sayin'. Maybe a rule for this thread that no consecutive posts with photo's are allowed? Moderators...?
11-15-13, 01:58 PM
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Only slightly related: Domane. Is it pronounced "Doh-mahn-ay" or "Doh-mahn" or "Doh-main"?
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11-15-13, 02:00 PM
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11-15-13, 03:14 PM
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I do worry, with Trek's propensity for asplosions, that if all y'all "unite" you might hit a critical mass of some sort. Like UseNet going sentient and launching cyber-attacks on ANYONE wearing Lycra, or perhaps something as mundane as the carbon in the chips in the servers hitting some sort of sympathetic resonant vibratory pattern.... and then some foo' IT guy dials up a server past 400 watts... and KABLOOEY! No more Internet.
Just be careful, is all I'm sayin'. Maybe a rule for this thread that no consecutive posts with photo's are allowed? Moderators...?
Just be careful, is all I'm sayin'. Maybe a rule for this thread that no consecutive posts with photo's are allowed? Moderators...?
11-15-13, 10:17 PM
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Off topic sorry! I'm 5-10 and ride a 54 cannondale looking at a madone that's a good price but it's a 56. Can I pull it off? I know the only sure way is to get on the bike but don't want to drive out there if it's going to be to big. Thanks
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11-15-13, 10:59 PM
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Also sold this TX-500 built in a Wisconsin barn.
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11-16-13, 01:34 AM
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Love my Madone 3.1.
Ksyirum SL Wheels / Specialized Phenom expert seat changed out from stock. Also running Armidillo tires. (I hate flats and it's worth the extra weight)
Riding out on PCH.
Ksyirum SL Wheels / Specialized Phenom expert seat changed out from stock. Also running Armidillo tires. (I hate flats and it's worth the extra weight)
Riding out on PCH.
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