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New Trek Madone

ntnunk
ntnunk Posts: 936 Member
edited November 19 in Social Groups
While I am by no stretch of the imagination a Trek guy (quite the opposite in fact, generally speaking), this leaked photo of what's apparently the new Madone 9 is making me rethink that stance.
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  • beemerphile1
    beemerphile1 Posts: 1,710 Member
    Doesn't appeal to me, I am happy with my earlier Madone in blue/gray.
  • Cave_Creature
    Cave_Creature Posts: 5 Member
    "like" :-)
  • cowbellsandcoffee
    cowbellsandcoffee Posts: 2,975 Member
    Word from Trek is they will START at $5600 msrp...more info will be released in about two weeks.
  • lpherman01
    lpherman01 Posts: 212 Member
    edited June 2015
    My Madone 6.9 is not happy about this! :/

    Looks really cool though. Have to check them out when they come around to my LBS.
  • Bikerchickmomma
    Bikerchickmomma Posts: 99 Member
    Nice. Fantastic color. It looks fast. I bet it's sweet ride.
    I have a"classic" Trek, probably from back in the early 90's. It's a 2300, one of the first composites. The forks are aluminum the rest is carbon fiber. It was produced back in the day when they didn't make the clip-in pedal attachments, but had these enormous flat-bottomed cages for the rider's feet. I had it "modernized" to my taste, including installing the clip-in pedals, aero-bars, new seat, new gear system (the old one was shot). I am riding it in the pic to the left, during the biking part of a triathlon. Didn't cost close to any of the prices mentioned even with the upgrades. But as any Trek, it is a sweet ride, and it is a Trek.
  • cowbellsandcoffee
    cowbellsandcoffee Posts: 2,975 Member
    smeakim1 wrote: »
    Pretty sure anything coming out of Waterloo will be way more than that

    That is the STARTING price for them. I'm certain they will have higher end models available.
  • lpherman01
    lpherman01 Posts: 212 Member
    Bikerchickmomma wrote: »
    Nice. Fantastic color. It looks fast. I bet it's sweet ride.
    I have a"classic" Trek, probably from back in the early 90's. It's a 2300, one of the first composites. The forks are aluminum the rest is carbon fiber. <snip>

    I remember test riding one of those back then. It was really nice, but I went for an Aluminum Klein Quantum II with a carbon fork (just the opposite).

  • ntnunk
    ntnunk Posts: 936 Member
    edited June 2015
    A bit of updated info and some better pics, courtesy of Velonews:
    http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/06/gallery/spotted-redesigned-trek-madone-makes-appearance-at-dauphine_374384
  • TheBigYin
    TheBigYin Posts: 5,686 Member
    well - at least its not as fugly as the new Specialized...

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    Man, I thought the Venge was ugly... looked like a dog taking a crap with that "hunched over" toptube, but the new one's not just been hit with the ugly stick, it's fallen from the top of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.

  • cowbellsandcoffee
    cowbellsandcoffee Posts: 2,975 Member
    Just did some training modules on the new Madone and other new Trek bikes coming out...All I have to say is...WOW.
  • Mr_Knight
    Mr_Knight Posts: 9,532 Member
    It looks great! But it's way more bike than I can use. Maybe one day...!
  • cowbellsandcoffee
    cowbellsandcoffee Posts: 2,975 Member
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  • denversillygoose
    denversillygoose Posts: 708 Member
    Aaron, you need dis.
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  • cowbellsandcoffee
    cowbellsandcoffee Posts: 2,975 Member
    smeakim1 wrote: »
    Wheres that pic at you already bought one?

    Velo News.
  • cowbellsandcoffee
    cowbellsandcoffee Posts: 2,975 Member
    gooseonabike wrote: »
    Aaron, you need dis.
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    Indeed.
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