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My Trek Madone

samcp99samcp99 Posts: 21
edited June 2014 in Your road bikes
Quite a few changes from stock so I thought I'd post it.

Frame: 2012 Trek Madone 3.1
Forks: as above
Bars: Hylix Carbon
Stem: Bontranger Carbon
Headset: FSA (standard with bike)
Bar Tape: Fizik black x 2

Shifters: Shimano 105
Front Mech: Shimano Tiagra
Rear Mech: Shimano 105

Brakes: Shimano Dura Ace

Seat: Fizik Antares V5
Seat Post: Royal Carbon Aero
Seat Post Clamp: Standard

Cranks: FSA K-Force Light Double
Chainring(s): FSA 53/39
Chain: Standard equipment
Cassette: Shimano Tiagra 10 speed
Pedals: Shimano R540
Bottom Bracket: Shimano BB71

Front Wheel: Shimano RS80 50mm Clincher
Tyre: Conti 4-Seasons

Rear Wheel: Shimano RS80 50mm Clincher
Tyre: Conti 4-Seasons

Accessories: Bontrager RXL Carbon bottle cages

(Yes, there are some extremes in kit but some of them are working perfectly- 105 shifters for example - so taking my time to up-grade)

Posts

  • imposter2.0imposter2.0 Posts: 11,967
    Nice, but the seatpost spoils it.
  • velogeevelogee Posts: 133
    ^^^^^this
    Madone 4.9 2014
    Jeffsy 27.5 2018
  • diamonddogdiamonddog Posts: 3,426
    Bike looks nice but seatpost looks wrong IMO.
  • ashleydwsmithashleydwsmith Posts: 693
    Nice but echo the seat tube comments. Massive drop as well.
  • dwanesdwanes Posts: 954
    Lose the seatpost dude.
  • samcp99samcp99 Posts: 21
    Wow- looks like I need to start looking for a new seatpost ha ha!

    Originally changed as a regular tube looked a little anorexic but will have a play and see...
  • MountainMonsterMountainMonster Posts: 7,423
    If you were a little bit shorter you would be ok, as the seatpost would hug the frame! Lovely looking bike though!
    My London Road
  • Phil_DPhil_D Posts: 467
    Can you reach the pedals on that?
  • samcp99samcp99 Posts: 21
    Long legs, long arms and a short'ish body for 6-1 is the main reason for the set-up.

    Am still playing with the set-up though and toying with the idea of getting a bike fit. I've heard the Sigma Sport are the best reasonably priced in London- anyone tried them?
  • YossieYossie Posts: 2,600
    Drop is fine - nothing wrong with that at all - a lot like mine (long legs as well but shortish torso). But change the seta post - its fugly.
  • sampras38sampras38 Posts: 1,917
    samcp99 wrote:
    Quite a few changes from stock so I thought I'd post it.

    Frame: 2012 Trek Madone 3.1
    Forks: as above
    Bars: Hylix Carbon
    Stem: Bontranger Carbon
    Headset: FSA (standard with bike)
    Bar Tape: Fizik black x 2

    Shifters: Shimano 105
    Front Mech: Shimano Tiagra
    Rear Mech: Shimano 105

    Brakes: Shimano Dura Ace

    Seat: Fizik Antares V5
    Seat Post: Royal Carbon Aero
    Seat Post Clamp: Standard

    Cranks: FSA K-Force Light Double
    Chainring(s): FSA 53/39
    Chain: Standard equipment
    Cassette: Shimano Tiagra 10 speed
    Pedals: Shimano R540
    Bottom Bracket: Shimano BB71

    Front Wheel: Shimano RS80 50mm Clincher
    Tyre: Conti 4-Seasons

    Rear Wheel: Shimano RS80 50mm Clincher
    Tyre: Conti 4-Seasons

    Accessories: Bontrager RXL Carbon bottle cages

    (Yes, there are some extremes in kit but some of them are working perfectly- 105 shifters for example - so taking my time to up-grade)

    Thanks,

    Nice but not my thing personally.

    Narrowed it down to a Cannondale or a Rose.
  • samcp99samcp99 Posts: 21
    No worries- good luck on the hunt
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