The Reverend
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The Trek team must all have kids headed to a Swiss finishing school. You'd have to really want it at that price.Ouch! lol
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The Trek team must all have kids headed to a Swiss finishing school. You'd have to really want it at that price.Ouch! lol
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Ouch! lol
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Same price as a Ripmo frame which is $5700 currently. Bikes are getting silly expensive. Might need a new hobby
Fark that!Same price as a Ripmo frame which is $5700 currently. Bikes are getting silly expensive. Might need a new hobby
Ebikes? It's lie bikes, but with a motor.
Maybe don't check the Santa Cruz website thenFark that!
Remember back when an alloy FS frame was $2.5k and a carbon one $3.5? Really doesn't seem that long ago.Same price as a Ripmo frame which is $5700 currently. Bikes are getting silly expensive. Might need a new hobby
Remember back when an alloy FS frame was $2.5k and a carbon one $3.5? Really doesn't seem that long ago.
The world has already ended. You’ve woken up in hell.They are everywhere in Adelaide. We even an E bike only specialist bike shop. Perhaps the world is ending?
Trek is not as lame as giant or specialised
Agreed re so many better options but, with fun to head, I would choose a specialised every time over a trek. I feel dirty now.
This my friend is so trueEveryone should buy hardtails. Well as long it's not a Yeti..
Looks sturdy and a whole lot of fun.![]()
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At least Giant has decent quality control and acceptable manufacturing tolerances on their bikes.From better companies...doesn't matter about the size. Trek is not as lame as giant or specialised, but it's close. They are also guilty of atrocities in the standards war.
At least Giant has decent quality control and acceptable manufacturing tolerances on their bikes.
Trek are expensive and they don't care what kind of shit leaves their factory. Dopes still buy em.
It doesn't really matter if they don't manufacture their own frames, they should have the last say in their quality control process.The trek factory? Hahahaaaaa...trek frames come out of one of two factories in Taiwan. Guess which one?
It doesn't really matter if they don't manufacture their own frames, they should have the last say in their quality control process.
They tried to leave all the QC up to the factories in the start but realised it was a dismal fail, I believe most major brands have a person on the ground doing the checks and rejecting bad product.I don't know too much about the process that big business bike companies go through, but I'd imagine they place an order at giantmerida hq and the whole thing is assembled at the mega factory and sent to trek storage in a box ready to go. Maybe a QR inspection of a sample at the mega factory. I may be wrong.