2014 Trek Madone

e30matt
e30matt Posts: 24
edited September 2017 in Your road bikes
I've been looking on here for a while now but tend not to post too often.
Unfortunately its not the latest Madone but an old 2014 3.5. I bought this new as an
incentive to get back into cycling and have enjoyed every mile since...almost. I now
have a small collection of bikes that seems to still be growing but will start with this.

2014 Trek Madone 3.5
Dura Ace crankset
Dura Ace front and rear brakes
Ultegra shifters
Ultegra front mech
Ultegra rear mech
Bontrager xxx carbon stem
Bontrager xxx bars
Lizard skins race bar tape
Prologo carbon seat
Bontrager xxx seatpost
Bontrager D5 tub wheels
Dura Ace cassette
Bontrager R4 tyres
Swissstop pads
Dura ace pedals
Bontrager bottle cages

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Thanks,

Matt :P

Comments

  • shipley
    shipley Posts: 549
    Looks fab fella.

    Good choice
  • kingstonian
    kingstonian Posts: 2,847
    Nice !!!
  • e30matt
    e30matt Posts: 24
    edited August 2017
    Thanks guys.
    The bike is really comfortable to ride now and is probably the best bike I have for climbing, even though it's a fair bit heavier than the Supersix evo.
    Final weight for now, as pictured above 7.23kgs.

    Thanks.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    Really like it and don't usually go for treks.

    Nice pictures as well.
  • velogee
    velogee Posts: 133
    Really nice bike and as stated already, great pictures. I have a 2014 Madone, a 4.9 and I love it. I really like the Bontrager XXX parts however my budget won't stretch to those. Mine weighs about 8.5kg with pedals and cages in an 58.
    Madone 4.9 2014
    Jeffsy 27.5 2018
  • seanorawe
    seanorawe Posts: 950
    Good clean garage!
    Cube Attain SL Disc
    Giant CRS 2.0
  • e30matt
    e30matt Posts: 24
    Thanks once again guys.

    Took this out for a ride round the Kent countryside yesterday and really
    enjoyed it, the bike is super comfortable and still quick enough for me.

    The reason for going with the Bontrager XXX parts was to remove some
    weight while trying to keep as much of the bike within the Trek 'family' as
    possible. I could have no doubt gone quite a bit lighter than this but this was
    never about building an out and out 'weight weenie', the quality of the Bontrager
    parts is superb and we'll worth the money imo.

    Someone has sharp eyes to notice the garage, it could actually do with a clean
    and a fresh lick of paint. Two years ago it was home to two cars, now just the
    one car and five bikes, how times change :shock:

    More parts have now been ordered so hopefully an update will follow soon.
  • e30matt
    e30matt Posts: 24
    Not a massive update to this bike as I don't ride it too often but since I took the above photos, the saddle has now been changed for a selle italia SLR Tekno-flow due to a small crack starting to appear in the old saddle.
    The bike is now also running with Dura Ace front and rear mechs as well as Dura Ace brakes.

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    I will attempt to get some better pictures next time it's out.

    Thanks.
  • velogee
    velogee Posts: 133
    Still loving it
    Madone 4.9 2014
    Jeffsy 27.5 2018