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Jan 12, 2011
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Does anyone else wonder why they never have shown close up shots of the new bikes' drivetrain. Why is there only one cable coming from the handlebars? Are we seeing wireless Dura Ace? hmmm.
 
Jul 20, 2010
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looks like normal dura ace di2 wires to me:p
 
Jul 6, 2009
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why is a broke *** socal cat-3 racer mofo like myself on a 2009 s-works tarmac sl with old *** kysrium sl ssc wheels circa 2004 plus steel speedplays etc... on a lighter bike than a brand new 2011 trek with tubulars for one of the best in the world currently andy shcleck very sad ****ing trek sucks geeze. get it together **** frames that are heavy wtf. i should not be on a 2009 bike better than what a top tour contendor is using for 2011. specialized cervelo and scott only bikes worth buying imho.
 
Jul 6, 2009
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the only thing to note is di2 and a power meter which adds some weight but still the bikes almost 16 lbs too heavy at that level and cost imo. treks are quite heavy at the same size compared to many other brands.
did make me happy about my bike though lol.
 
Jul 6, 2009
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i dont care for that sparkly silver ether not for me. why does the fork say mercedes bens sponsor? i just looked 15.94lbs without computer head lol.
 
Oct 29, 2010
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forty four said:
i dont care for that sparkly silver ether not for me. why does the fork say mercedes bens sponsor? i just looked 15.94lbs without computer head lol.

um, because Mercedes Benz is a major sponsor of the team.
 

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