Cheap Used Trek Road Bikes and Bicycles for Sale
Trek was born in 1975 as a subsidiary to an appliance distributor. They started off by building custom steel touring frames in small and old warehouse. Through innovation and creativity, they have grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of bicycles and bikes in the United States.
Most popular Trek Road Bike and Bicycles
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2008 TREK MADONE 6.9 PRO OCLV RED CARBON FRAME 58cm NO RESERVE ! TOP OF THE LINE |
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2008 Trek Madone 6.9 red carbon 56cm road bike |
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TREK 2.1 Road Bike 56 cm Shimano Ultegra/105 Bontrager Race Wheels |
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Trek 5900 Madone Carbon frame - Project One - Nearly New - 52cm NO RESERVE |
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TREK 5200 USPS Postal Bike Frame OCLV 54 cm + Easton Fork & FSA Cranks NICE NR |
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2007 Trek 7.6FX Road Bike - 17.5" / 44.5cm |
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Trek SL 2200 Road Bike (Ultegra) |
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2008 Trek 1.2 58 cm aluminum road white frame and Bontrager carbon fork |
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2008 Trek Madone 6.5 WSD 47cm XS frame lower cartridge bearing NOS |
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VINTAGE 1983 TREK 520 ROAD BIKE TOURING 7 SPEED |
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Used 2008 Trek Madone 6.9 Project One 60cm Dura Ace Great Condition $7999.99 |
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2010 Trek Madone 5.1 Size 60cm with Mavic Ksyrium SL M10 Wheelset |
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Trek Madone 6.9 54cm SRAM equip MAVIC KSYRIUM SL |
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Trek 1.2, 56cm Men's Road BICYCLE, Shimano Sora, 8 Speed, Alpha Aluminum |
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Used 2007 Trek Equinox TTX 9.9 Project One 58cm Carbon Trek Triathlon Bike |
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"TREK Madone Pro Fit |
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Trek Y-Foil 66 Frame (48cm) & Fork red with white and gray decals. 1999. Mint. |
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2011 Trek Top Fuel 8 Med |
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2011 Trek XO 1 52cm Road Cyclocross Bicycle Barely Used |
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Trek Madone 4.5 Road bike 54cm Demo less than 100 miles |
Trek built its first carbon fiber frame in 1985 but due to the low quality produced by the outsource manufacturer, the first carbon fiber bike was recalled after a year. This important valuable lesson taught Trek to take its manufacturing process in house to ensure quality. In 1992, Trek introduced their first fully carbon frame bikes using their “Optimum Compaction, Low Void” (OCLV) process. This OCLV process of making carbon fiber was said to exceed even the quality expected by aerospace industries. In 1995, Trek unveiled the full suspension Y bike which took the cycling world by storm. The Y bike defied the traditional design of bicycle and was very popular with consumers.
Trek sponsored the United States Postal Service Pro Cycling Team in 1997. They even signed former world road race champion, Lance Armstrong. Armstrong used a stocked Trek 5500 to won the Tour de France in 1999. In 1998, Trek set up Advanced Components Group (ACG) to concentrate on improving the technologies of cycling. Through their sponsored riders, they are able to experiment and test the latest technologies and bring it to mass consumers.
Trek road bikes are of the highest quality and perfection. You are getting the same standard design and built as the one Trek’s sponsored rider used to win Tour de France.