“Old” Trek Bicycle
Model 950, from the era in which Trek made bicycles in Waterloo, Wisconsin. It’s about 35 years old now but it just doesn’t seem quite that old to me!
I bought the Trek brand new sometime in the 1990s and rode it for exercise daily after work and on weekends until I bought my first aluminum Cannondale bicycle circa 1999.
Of course some items have been replaced. That saddle is at least the 3rd one, at least the second set of handlebar grips and I’ve lost track of the chain replacements. And of course the tires have been replaced many times. The last time I did, I chose the ones most suited for use on smooth blacktop street use with minimal rotational mass.
That’s a Mirrycle bar-end rear view mirror. Excellent product!
“Old” Trek Bicycle
Model 950, from the era in which Trek made bicycles in Waterloo, Wisconsin. It’s about 35 years old now but it just doesn’t seem quite that old to me!
I bought the Trek brand new sometime in the 1990s and rode it for exercise daily after work and on weekends until I bought my first aluminum Cannondale bicycle circa 1999.
Of course some items have been replaced. That saddle is at least the 3rd one, at least the second set of handlebar grips and I’ve lost track of the chain replacements. And of course the tires have been replaced many times. The last time I did, I chose the ones most suited for use on smooth blacktop street use with minimal rotational mass.
That’s a Mirrycle bar-end rear view mirror. Excellent product!