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Trek 1.2
Suitable as a training bike or for the entry-level rider, the 1.2 is a fantastic road bike puts it's value into a top-quality Trek frame, solid Bontrager wheelset and carbon fork
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Trek 1.2 WSD
Womens Specific Design (WSD) Treks are the go-to option for women looking to get a well-fitted bike suitable for their size and shape
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Trek 1.5
Building on the high-quality Trek Alpha Alloy frameset, the 1.5 adds a smoother Tiagra drivetrain for performance and longevity
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Trek 1.5 WSD
Taking the standard 1.5 and tweaking the frame geometry specifically for women, the WSD 1.5 has the level of componentry for the road enthusiast
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Trek 2.1
A new model for 2010, the 2-Series utilise a higher quality alloy for the frameset and the slick Shimano 105 groupset
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Trek 2.3
A race-ready spec on the reliable Alpha Black alloy frameset, the Trek 2.3 still manages to come in at a price that undercuts the competition
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Trek Madone 4.5
Who would have thought a year ago that you would be able to buy a Trek madone for 3K? Well here it is.
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Trek Madone 4.5 WSD
Taking your riding a little more seriously? The Madone carbon frame lends itself to long days in the saddle, while the Womens specific geometry ensures it's as comfortable as it is quick
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Trek Madone 4.7
The Bontrager Race wheels fit well in this package complementing the Ultegra level bike making the Madone 4.7 very likely to be Trek’s largest selling road bike this season
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Trek Madone 4.7 WSD
It may sound strange but Trek use female athletes to design their female specific bikes…. And they do it very well
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Trek Madone 4.9
For many riders Dura-Ace is where it’s at. And for 2010 you can have your Dura-Ace, you can have your carbon Madone, you can even have your race level wheels and you can have it all for a bit over 5K
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Trek Madone 5.2
Hand made in the USA the Madone once again sets the standard for road bikes
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