Next generation Domane...
07-22-18, 11:36 AM
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Next generation Domane...
How often does Trek come up with a new generation bike?
I wonder when is the next Domane coming. 2020?
I think the last year when they introduced a new Domane was 2017
I wonder when is the next Domane coming. 2020?
I think the last year when they introduced a new Domane was 2017
07-22-18, 04:59 PM
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I can't answer your question, but curious as to why you're asking. Are you waiting for rear IsoSpeed like in the new Madone? That's not something that would make me wait and I can't really think of anything else that would.
07-22-18, 06:08 PM
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the iso speed tech started with the Domane. The reason the Madone iso speed is on the top tube is to allow the same level of compliance across all sizes of frames, according to Trek. I guess the range of compliance is less on the smaller frames with the iso speed on the seat tube.
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the iso speed tech started with the Domane. The reason the Madone iso speed is on the top tube is to allow the same level of compliance across all sizes of frames, according to Trek. I guess the range of compliance is less on the smaller frames with the iso speed on the seat tube.
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Seems they launch Emondas, Madones and then Domane in a row. This year they launched the new Madone (2019), so maybe we will see the new Domane next year as a 2020 model.
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Sounds like the C.F. bikes are still trying to come up with the compliance naturally there with a good steel bike, LOL! I keed, I keed......
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Well, more than the system founf in the new Madone, I was curious maybe they will come up with an even better front and rear iso speed.
Seems they launch Emondas, Madones and then Domane in a row. This year they launched the new Madone (2019), so maybe we will see the new Domane next year as a 2020 model.
Seems they launch Emondas, Madones and then Domane in a row. This year they launched the new Madone (2019), so maybe we will see the new Domane next year as a 2020 model.
