New Single sped from Trek

[Keith Oates]

I'm not really a single speed fan but this is one bike that could alter that statement. It would make a good commuter as well.
http://www.bicycling.com/trek_world_2009/home.html#

 

[4F]

I'm not really a single speed fan but this is one bike that could alter that statement. It would make a good commuter as well.
http://www.bicycling.com/trek_world_2009/home.html#

USD 3200 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Joe24]

That is jolly nice, i wouldnt buy an off the peg fixed though.
I have my own plan for a nice carbon fixed if i ever get the money.

But i do like that one

 

[RedBike]

I started off thinking. Ooh, thats nice then I started to notice the detail.

Carbon chainrings, belt drive?
I'm not sure how long that would last commuting in winter!
It's not as though I can call into the bike shop on my way home and just pick up a new belt either!

Think I will give it a miss and stick to buying this....

 

[Joe24]

I started off thinking. Ooh, thats nice then I started to notice the detail.

Carbon chainrings, belt drive?
I'm not sure how long that would last commuting in winter!
It's not as though I can call into the bike shop on my way home and just pick up a new belt either!

Think I will give it a miss and stick to buying this....

That doesnt look bad.
Personaly, i either want a carbon fixed frame from the local shop i got the fixed frame i got already, or a pinnerello track frame, with other nice bits on.

Hate belt drive, dont see the point, and think carbon chainrings will just be stupid.

If only i had lots of money

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I'm not really a single speed fan but this is one bike that could alter that statement. It would make a good commuter as well.
http://www.bicycling.com/trek_world_2009/home.html#

You could add the Project 1, 6 series Madone (from the same show) at $9100 as a weekend racer. That's an outlay of $12,300 or £7,500, in real money, for the pair.

SOLD!!

 

[fossyant]

That new Langster frame is rather nice.

 

[Keith Oates]

I started off thinking. Ooh, thats nice then I started to notice the detail.

Carbon chainrings, belt drive?
I'm not sure how long that would last commuting in winter!
It's not as though I can call into the bike shop on my way home and just pick up a new belt either!

HD use belts on some of their big thumpers and excessive wear is not a problem (so I'm told), so I would think that on a bike it's OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!