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05-25-11, 03:20 PM
#101
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When I was trying to find info on my 412 this was the one that would always come up.
1980 Trek 412. This was going to replace my 614, but I came across the 613 shortly afterwards, and this bike was sold.
1980 Trek 412 by (cobrabyte), on Flickr[/QUOTE]
1980 Trek 412. This was going to replace my 614, but I came across the 613 shortly afterwards, and this bike was sold.
1980 Trek 412 by (cobrabyte), on Flickr[/QUOTE]
05-25-11, 06:57 PM
#103
JHD
1978 Trek
As found. Just purchased a correct front wheel with Shimano 600 hub so as soon as the weather clears here, I can finally detail this bike.
As found. Just purchased a correct front wheel with Shimano 600 hub so as soon as the weather clears here, I can finally detail this bike.
05-25-11, 07:32 PM
#104
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I did have a chuckle at the seat in the stem, though.
05-25-11, 07:35 PM
#105
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Picked up this '89 330 this past December. Only had to swap out the tires in the past four weeks; rear went out at the end of April thanks to a chunk of glass, the front one I changed a few days ago due to a frayed spot on the sidewall.
Old tires, with seatpost rack:
New tires, with fenders, sans rack:
Old tires, with seatpost rack:
New tires, with fenders, sans rack:
05-25-11, 09:53 PM
#106
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Just picked this up last weekend. I'm planning on making it my new urban bomber to replace my Miyata 210.
Based on the serial, it appears to be an '82 510.
Based on the serial, it appears to be an '82 510.
06-09-11, 06:33 PM
#107
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March 1978 TX900 Work in Progress....
Hi all vintage Trek Folk:
I have finally pulled my Trek TX 900 off the wall and disassembled it to bring it back to life. This bike was my primary mode transportation in undergrad and grad school and it is very special to me. It has been with me for quite a while (purchased used in 1980 on the east side of Madison; I grew up on the west side). The vintagetrek.org web site suggests that it is a March 1978 build based on its serial # J3C8S37.
I have a period correct Campy Super Record Groupo that will be installed and will share some pictures later in the summer. Lots of touch up or a repaint.
Cheers,
KBugeli
I have finally pulled my Trek TX 900 off the wall and disassembled it to bring it back to life. This bike was my primary mode transportation in undergrad and grad school and it is very special to me. It has been with me for quite a while (purchased used in 1980 on the east side of Madison; I grew up on the west side). The vintagetrek.org web site suggests that it is a March 1978 build based on its serial # J3C8S37.
I have a period correct Campy Super Record Groupo that will be installed and will share some pictures later in the summer. Lots of touch up or a repaint.
Cheers,
KBugeli
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06-20-11, 11:00 PM
#108
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Cool bike! Here's my 1986 Trek 700 Tri Series. This bike has been my primary bicycle for many years now, I have it set up for commuting and general urban road riding. I had fenders on it for a while but took them off because it never rains here and they kept getting hung up on in the light rail. It just wasn't worth it to have them on when precipitation is 0 for 6-8 months and minimal the rest of the time. It's all low-end Campagnolo 9-speed, most of it scrounged up from various LBS discount pile and from closeouts on Nashbar and ebay. Shifters are early campy 8-speed upgraded to 9-sped. Bar is a Titec cyclocross bar, I like it but it's a tiny bit too wide sometimes. I had 700cx28 tires on it for years, but just bought these 32s because I think more tires is a good thing...
06-21-11, 04:43 AM
#109
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Not the best pic......Trek 460 (entry level road racer), very crisp handling though bordering on twitchy if you aren't used to it, smooth shifting, incredibly responsive.
I call it, "Windrider"....
I call it, "Windrider"....
06-21-11, 08:29 AM
#110
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Here's my 78 TX700.
It's a great bike and I use it for commuting, brevets, and day rides.
It's a great bike and I use it for commuting, brevets, and day rides.
06-21-11, 02:37 PM
#111
The Drive Side is Within
My favorites are the brown finishes like cobrabyte's 613...
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06-21-11, 08:47 PM
#112
十人十色
Here's my 1982 730 - originally available as a frame - in a past and present build:
Past:
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The latest pic of the Trek by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
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IMG_5416 by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
Past:
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The latest pic of the Trek by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
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IMG_5416 by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
06-21-11, 09:42 PM
#113
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I built this up from the frame I bought so nothing is really original - 1987 Elance 400T. My camera is going so the color looks faded. It is not and the frame and paint are in pristine shape. Sweet riding bike.
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06-21-11, 10:45 PM
#114
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Here's my 87 elance 400T after powder coating and updating with 10 spd ultegra and open pros. It's my new commuter.
06-26-11, 09:10 PM
#115
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Trek 614
Just sold this one this evening and already feeling pangs of regret. 
06-26-11, 09:28 PM
#116
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06-26-11, 09:45 PM
#117
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Bikes: Bertoni Corsa Mondiale, Bridgestone T-700, Miyata 700 GT, Trek 600, Trek 560 Professional Series, Chrome Panasonic DX 2000, Peugeot PH12, Peugeot PX10, Schwinn World Voyageur, Schwinn Circuit, and Schwinn Voyageur
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I Love This Bike!: Trek 600
This is my get around town bike! One of my better investments. Truly a pleasant ride!
07-08-11, 07:36 PM
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1983 Trek 600
This is a very nice Trek 600 that I recently sold. Very nice bike!
07-08-11, 08:39 PM
#121
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1983 620 - More photos here - If it weren't so small, I would have kept it. It was fun to ride even if it was 2" too small for me.
07-09-11, 06:38 AM
#122
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1985 Trek 520.
1986 Trek 520.
1986 Trek 520.
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