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Re: Trek Madone Speed [bespoke]
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Re: Trek Madone Speed [bespoke]
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bespoke wrote:
Injecting new life into an old thread Does anyone know if you can add spacers to the pads? I was told not; which seems crazy because I think in its normal road position the pad height will be very low
The only spacer available is the pad wing spacer which raises them +5mm (part number W327606). Other than that, you would want to check your fit measurements to make sure you have your bar stack correct as you can add/remove headset spacers or change the stem to the High stem if you have the Low stem.
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Re: Trek Madone Speed [dalava]
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It's the ULTIMATE hero gravel setup :) Seriously.
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Re: Trek Madone Speed [cmscat50]
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As someone who just bought a Madone Sl7 and am going to do some Tri’s with clip ons, my question with this bike and mine - is there anyway, or need to have a separate seat post to swap out to open up the hip angle? From what I’ve see there are no options, but maybe no need either?..
Re: Trek Madone Speed [Scollett84@]
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Re: Trek Madone Speed [Mitch@Trek]
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@ Mitch or anyone who can answer this :
Is this bar setup available as an upgrade to the original rim brake Madone 9.9 with the integrated handlebar? If so what would need to be changed? Looks like potentially the entire handlebar/stem by my eye but just wanted to confirm.
Is this bar setup available as an upgrade to the original rim brake Madone 9.9 with the integrated handlebar? If so what would need to be changed? Looks like potentially the entire handlebar/stem by my eye but just wanted to confirm.
Re: Trek Madone Speed [brianwchan]
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@ Mitch or anyone who can answer this : Is this bar setup available as an upgrade to the original rim brake Madone 9.9 with the integrated handlebar? If so what would need to be changed? Looks like potentially the entire handlebar/stem by my eye but just wanted to confirm.
It wouldn't work for the Madone 9.9 (gen 5). It would only work with the Madone SLR (gen 6) handlebar/stem setup.
Mitchell Mathews | Community Manager | Trek Bikes | @mitchmathewz
Re: Trek Madone Speed [Mitch@Trek]
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Thanks Mitch! Are we saying that it is not physically possible to replace the one piece stem/bar with the newer SLR stem and bar setup? Or perhaps not a SKU offered by Trek?
Re: Trek Madone Speed [brianwchan]
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brianwchan wrote:
Thanks Mitch! Are we saying that it is not physically possible to replace the one piece stem/bar with the newer SLR stem and bar setup? Or perhaps not a SKU offered by Trek?Unfortunately, it's not possible.
Mitchell Mathews | Community Manager | Trek Bikes | @mitchmathewz
Re: Trek Madone Speed [Mitch@Trek]
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Ok, thanks for the info.
Re: Trek Madone Speed [Mitch@Trek]
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Hi Mitch, any info on how hard it is to install/remove the extensions if you order with Di2 through project one? Where will the bar end shifters need connect?
Thanks
Kris
Thanks
Kris
Re: Trek Madone Speed [kriss]
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There are no bar end shifters.
Jeroen
Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands
Jeroen
Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands
Re: Trek Madone Speed [TRIPRO]
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They’re available as an option on project one in Australia
Re: Trek Madone Speed [kriss]
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Ah, cool, didn’t saw that. I need to check this out.
Jeroen
Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands
Jeroen
Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands
Re: Trek Madone Speed [TRIPRO]
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Re: Trek Madone Speed [kriss]
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kriss wrote:
Hi Mitch, any info on how hard it is to install/remove the extensions if you order with Di2 through project one? Where will the bar end shifters need connect? Thanks
Kris
This would be a fairly simple install. You would need to remove the wires from the junction box then you just remove the extensions and the wires would come with. To install, you can run a cable from the junction box up the the extension and then use a piece of tape to hold it to the wire to guide the wire back down.
Mitchell Mathews | Community Manager | Trek Bikes | @mitchmathewz
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Mitch@Trek: Apr 27, 20 11:17
Re: Trek Madone Speed [Mitch@Trek]
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Hi Mitch
Like the excellent SC size guide Trek has done; is there anywhere I can see what the min and max pad stack would be on the Madone Speed in various sizes?
Like the excellent SC size guide Trek has done; is there anywhere I can see what the min and max pad stack would be on the Madone Speed in various sizes?
bespoke wrote:
Hi Mitch Like the excellent SC size guide Trek has done; is there anywhere I can see what the min and max pad stack would be on the Madone Speed in various sizes?
I have not seen anything yet, but I checked to see if our product team has anything they didn't share with me on this. I'll let you know if we do!
Mitchell Mathews | Community Manager | Trek Bikes | @mitchmathewz