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Hello thieves here and this is my first right of the stunning trek: Domani SLR with the latest ceramic goodies, group set, and wheels now. a few weeks ago I gave you a detailed first look at its bike and if you missed it, it's linked above now so you go and watch it. So since then, I've done quite a few miles on a bike, done quite a few rides and I'm gonna share my experience of this bike and how it performs and tell you what I love and what I don't love about this bike. so it goes for the frame, the group set, and the wheels in case you want to skip forward or you just sit back and enjoy the entire video

Trek Domane SLR 500 miles Ride Review, with SRAM Force AXS Wide and Zipp 303 S wheels

I would advise to get a bike with 'race' geometry. In my eyes, the bikes with 'comfort' geometry are also good, but they often come with small gimmicks that add to the cost while not adding that much to comfort (like IsoSpeed on Trek Domane and Futureshock on Specialized Roubaix). Especially with the recent developement in tyre clearance, I think the comfort geometry bikes are not really relevant anymore. Most current 'race' geometry bikes also have quite a big tire clearance

I've been obsessively shopping for my first completely unnecessary proper road bike purchase. Pretty much confused and looking for the support of the online mob - LBS are in the area but I don't really enjoy the experience, in the main feel a lack of interest unless your a cashed up known rider looking to spend $10k+ etc plus they don't carry stock anyway. 

Background: I'm 38 and have been into endurance running for last 10 years branching from trail to the odd marathon and 100km event. I played around with MTB for a while but I lack the technical ability/courage to fully enjoy the down, relatively I crush the climbs. 

Then last winter I splurged out on a Kickr Core for cross training and got myself a second-hand undersized aluminium BMC Teammachine. That was ok, interest probably  dropped off in the end due to the excessive sweat challenges! When summer rolled around I've found myself on the road and loving it (except for working with/against the local traffic)... time will tell if that is maintained but the wallet is open.

I'm 183cm (6ft) / 84cm inseam (33") and very lightweight, 66kg (145)

I live in a valley and an average weekend ride being 60-80km with 1,000-1,300m (4000ft) elevation gain on rolling country roads (only fair quality and condition). Given my running this wouly likely increase with my ability. I don't see club rides (I never group run) or races in my future, or cross over to gravel (my MTB is a Scott Spark so I have that XC capability)... I just want a comfortable and capable road companion

I'd initially corned myself into the "endurance" bike market, but you read the odd commentary that the "race" road bikes are being more comfortable and capable as an all-round bike. Plus they look a whole lot better for your coin. Just concerned the 'fair quality' country roads may find them out a bit

I set out with the goal of going carbon and getting onto disc brakes, I'm not a massive fan of the rim brakes after coming from MTB. Groupset probably can only justify mechanical but if I did find a buy with Di2 I'm almost future-proofed?

If I was going to spend say $5k AUD new/used/runout initially I was keen to get something hot that wasn't necessarily a Giant... maybe a Specialized or European brand that looks every bit its cost and at the very least will look hot on the wall!

Yet at this stage after many U turns I'm looking down the barrel of the Giant Defy models. Value speaks volumes, so do the reviews, and the metallic/black bikes look fine, I just hate the two toned paint jobs in green and oranges! Reminds me of my first hardtail MTB. I was all over a 2021 Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 (used) at $5k but after reading up on sizing the Large size looked like it might be just a bridge too far for me, and I cant test it as it is out of state.

Throwing that out the window... hit me with suggestions? are you a similar rider, what do you ride?

Thanks all for reading...

<div class="md">I&#39;ve been obsessively shopping for my first completely unnecessary proper road bike purchase. Pretty much confused and looking for the support of the online mob - LBS are in the area but I don&#39;t really enjoy the experience, in the main feel a lack of interest unless your a cashed up known rider looking to spend $10k+ etc plus they don&#39;t carry stock anyway. 

Background: I&#39;m 38 and have been into endurance running for last 10 years branching from trail to the odd marathon and 100km event. I played around with MTB for a while but I lack the technical ability/courage to fully enjoy the down, relatively I crush the climbs. 

Then last winter I splurged out on a Kickr Core for cross training and got myself a second-hand undersized aluminium BMC Teammachine. That was ok, interest probably dropped off in the end due to the excessive sweat challenges! When summer rolled around I&#39;ve found myself on the road and loving it (except for working with/against the local traffic)... time will tell if that is maintained but the wallet is open.

I&#39;m 183cm (6ft) / 84cm inseam (33&quot;) and very lightweight, 66kg (145)

I live in a valley and an average weekend ride being 60-80km with 1,000-1,300m (4000ft) elevation gain on rolling country roads (only fair quality and condition). Given my running this wouly likely increase with my ability. I don&#39;t see club rides (I never group run) or races in my future, or cross over to gravel (my MTB is a Scott Spark so I have that XC capability)... I just want a comfortable and capable road companion

I&#39;d initially corned myself into the &quot;endurance&quot; bike market, but you read the odd commentary that the &quot;race&quot; road bikes are being more comfortable and capable as an all-round bike. Plus they look a whole lot better for your coin. Just concerned the &#39;fair quality&#39; country roads may find them out a bit

I set out with the goal of going carbon and getting onto disc brakes, I&#39;m not a massive fan of the rim brakes after coming from MTB. Groupset probably can only justify mechanical but if I did find a buy with Di2 I&#39;m almost future-proofed?

If I was going to spend say $5k AUD new/used/runout initially I was keen to get something hot that wasn&#39;t necessarily a Giant... maybe a Specialized or European brand that looks every bit its cost and at the very least will look hot on the wall!

Yet at this stage after many U turns I&#39;m looking down the barrel of the Giant Defy models. Value speaks volumes, so do the reviews, and the metallic/black bikes look fine, I just hate the two toned paint jobs in green and oranges! Reminds me of my first hardtail MTB. I was all over a 2021 Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 (used) at $5k but after reading up on sizing the Large size looked like it might be just a bridge too far for me, and I cant test it as it is out of state.

Throwing that out the window... hit me with suggestions? are you a similar rider, what do you ride?

Thanks all for reading...
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First Real Road Bike

 There are mounting points for full length fenders front and rear, with the rear offering a removable seat stay bridge for a cleaner look in case you're like me and avoid riding in the rain out of fear of melting Trek off of this bike in seven frame sizes, all of which feature a modern take on a relaxed endurance type fit. The bottom bracket heights are extremely low, optimized specifically with bigger tires in mind, while the trail figures a good indication as to how quickly the bike steers are kept closely comparable to sportier road bikes. Okay, so the new Demano Ale Disc ticks a lot of boxes, but it's worth reiterating that it's most certainly made to a price, and the scales reflect that with the only carbon fiber of the entire bike found on the front fork blades. My demanded Al Disc 4 test sample weighs 10

 Okay, so the new Demano Ale Disc ticks a lot of boxes, but it's worth reiterating that it's most certainly made to a price, and the scales reflect that with the only carbon fiber of the entire bike found on the front fork blades. My demanded Al Disc 4 test sample weighs 10.45 kilograms. without pedals

Trek Domane AL DISC 4 review: an astounding and affordable all-roader

Well, we bought this yesterday on 9/22/20; The nice thing about this bike is there is a mount pre-installed by Trek, and you can get a little piece to put on your phone or you can put your bike computer on there.  We bought the phone part and it just sticks on to your phone. Really secure, got to ride it yesterday and it has great pick up, lightweight feels like a higher-end road bike, I would recommend it to anyone looking at going from Hybrid, Mountain to a road bike.

This bike is Amazing

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 So these paradigm rims are tubeless ready as well mounted up with some thru axle bontrager hubs. The actual weight of this trektomani sl5 is gon na come in and weigh 20.08 pounds. Thanks for watching this, video on the 2022 trek, domani sl5 go ahead and let me know your thoughts down in the comment section below, while you're at it be sure to hit the like button

 With this 105 crank set operating a 50 34 tooth now to geek that out just a little bit. What that means is you can end up with a one to one ratio where the climbing capability of this is going to be super strong matched up with a 50 and 11 outback is gon na help make sure that you still have top end speed as well Operating those gears is, of course, going to be these shimano 105 shifters. So this is a shift and brake lever, so inside button is going to bring you to a harder gear. Whole lever over is going to bring you to any easier gear and then, if you pull back on the brake, that's going to allow braking through the hydraulic system down to two piston calipers on the front and the rear operating millimeter rotors

 So this is a shift and brake lever, so inside button is going to bring you to a harder gear. Whole lever over is going to bring you to any easier gear and then, if you pull back on the brake, that's going to allow braking through the hydraulic system down to two piston calipers on the front and the rear operating millimeter rotors. Keeping the bike rolling down the road is going to be some bontrager r3 tires. Now these r3 tires are going to be tubeless ready in a 700 by 32 millimeter width, so nice wide and comfortable and personally i love the tan wall on this red to blue fade color of the bike, and these are mounted up on some bontrager paradigm rams

 But in the 2022 variant, the newest generation of the frame you'll see that it's got another cap up front, and so this runs front. Iso speed and essentially what front iso speed is. Is it's a bearing system? That'S holding the top bearing race for the steer tube that goes through, and it allows flex on the handlebar now what's neat about this particular design is when they do it. That way, it effectively allows them to have comfort added to the bike without the wheel

The Most Comfortable Way To Go FAST | 2022 Trek Domane SL 5 Review

If you plan to use the bike for 7-10 years overall the price is probably less than a gym membership. My guidance to you is look at endurance road bikes by Trek or Specialized. I would stay away from gravel, hybrids, or mountain bikes since you are mostly going to be on pavement. I used this logic in 2019 and ended up with a Trek Domane SL5 that I put thousands of miles on

 I would stay away from gravel, hybrids, or mountain bikes since you are mostly going to be on pavement. I used this logic in 2019 and ended up with a Trek Domane SL5 that I put thousands of miles on.

Hi all,

I commute about 10 miles each way 4-5 times a week. I currently use a Priority 600 and some panniers, and generally like the low maintenance of the bike. It works well. But I also love road cycling (a Roubaix) and have become a bit of a data nerd -- looking at power, cadence, etc. while riding, and with the Priority having a Pinion drive most of the parts are non-standard. As a result, I can't get power from it without using power meter pedals or rebuilding a rear wheel, neither of which I really want to do (though I do have a second-hand set of Garmin Vector 2 pedals I've used, I don't love having to bring an extra pair of shoes and the time it takes to gear up etc with clipless pedals). I'm considering replacing the Priority with something a bit faster, with more standard components, but that would still be good as a daily commuter/beater. What bikes would you consider for this?  


I've been mostly considering the Specialized Diverge or Trek Checkpoint - gravel bikes that are made for a bit rougher terrain and have braze-ons for mounting racks/mud guards/etc., but can still take fast road tires and can still go pretty fast. What else should I consider?

&amp;#x200B;

Am I crazy for wanting to do this? :)

<div class="md">Hi all,

I commute about 10 miles each way 4-5 times a week. I currently use a Priority 600 and some panniers, and generally like the low maintenance of the bike. It works well. But I also love road cycling (a Roubaix) and have become a bit of a data nerd -- looking at power, cadence, etc. while riding, and with the Priority having a Pinion drive most of the parts are non-standard. As a result, I can&#39;t get power from it without using power meter pedals or rebuilding a rear wheel, neither of which I really want to do (though I do have a second-hand set of Garmin Vector 2 pedals I&#39;ve used, I don&#39;t love having to bring an extra pair of shoes and the time it takes to gear up etc with clipless pedals). I&#39;m considering replacing the Priority with something a bit faster, with more standard components, but that would still be good as a daily commuter/beater. What bikes would you consider for this? 

I&#39;ve been mostly considering the Specialized Diverge or Trek Checkpoint - gravel bikes that are made for a bit rougher terrain and have braze-ons for mounting racks/mud guards/etc., but can still take fast road tires and can still go pretty fast. What else should I consider?

&#x200B;

Am I crazy for wanting to do this? :)
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Good commuter bike that's fast-ish

 Another reason is one of the I think the burrito tube to store more gears and make the design more sleek is one of the big pluses and especially with the redesign it's more aerodynamic compared to the road series Madone overall, I think in the first week of Writing this bike I really loved riding through, especially all the roads in Vancouver all the little bumps. It'S very enjoyable ride, so guys thanks for watching. Let me know what you guys think about the bike in the comment section down below and don't forget to hit that like and subscribe button and we'll see you guys next time. 

Hey everyone: this is the 2021 track. The money tracks endurance bike ever since its redesigned in 2019. It has a lot more new features, as well as new aerodynamic tube shapes. It looks a lot similar to tracks older brother, the track module

 This year is going up to 38. So if I wanted more knobby tires, I can do a cyclocross with it. Another reason is one of the I think the burrito tube to store more gears and make the design more sleek is one of the big pluses and especially with the redesign it's more aerodynamic compared to the road series Madone overall, I think in the first week of Writing this bike I really loved riding through, especially all the roads in Vancouver all the little bumps. It'S very enjoyable ride, so guys thanks for watching

2021 Trek Domane SL5 quick review

Essentially, only higher end bikes are in stock because sucker like me spend $3200 on a bike.

Hey everyone! I am looking for some advice here. 

I went to a Trek bike shop in GA and basically every road bike in 1000-2000 usd range is sold out and the wait time is 3 -12 months (I was like,  REALLY?). 

Then I have found some suboptimal choices (colors or cost efficiency not optimal) that are in stock right now in a specific bike shop (so I assume they probably only have 1 or 2 left in the 200 miles radius around me)..... 

Basically I'd like to know if they are still resupplying their stock from time to time, or if I miss these suboptimal choices I'd never be able to get a bike this year... 

Try to decide if I should go with what they have right now, or wait until some bike shop magically gets the one that I like more all of a sudden... 

Thanks in advance!

<div class="md">Hey everyone! I am looking for some advice here. 

I went to a Trek bike shop in GA and basically every road bike in 1000-2000 usd range is sold out and the wait time is 3 -12 months (I was like, REALLY?). 

Then I have found some suboptimal choices (colors or cost efficiency not optimal) that are in stock right now in a specific bike shop (so I assume they probably only have 1 or 2 left in the 200 miles radius around me)..... 

Basically I&#39;d like to know if they are still resupplying their stock from time to time, or if I miss these suboptimal choices I&#39;d never be able to get a bike this year... 

Try to decide if I should go with what they have right now, or wait until some bike shop magically gets the one that I like more all of a sudden... 

Thanks in advance!

Update: Thank you everyone for your advice! Gonna grab a female bike Liv Avail 3 large tomorrow (if it is still there). This is literally my only hope within the 200 mile radius!! 

I am 6&#39;1&#39;&#39;, the bike&#39;s frame size is probably equivalent to a Trek 56 or 58cm. I might be 1 inch taller than the recommended range but it won&#39;t be too bad right?
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Will the bike shortage become better in the near future?

 I mean this is a 400 gram saddle as well, so with a physique antares on there you're saving another couple hundred grams. If you're a weight we need, there are things you can change, but it's it's a heavy bike because you've got disc brakes, but the advantage you've got going downhill on this thing is just immense, downhill, so much confidence. I just absolutely love this bike. So if you're thinking about buying one - and this is the video that tells you to buy it - i hope you go and buy this bike

 So all pretty much, not a lot really to moan about, because this bike itself is probably the most comfortable bike i've ever ridden. It just absorbs the road right. What do i like about this bike? Well, it is the most comfortable bike i have ever ridden by far it just dampens up the road that iso speed. Really works, you read the gump and you think: does it really work? It absolutely

 It'S all nice lines, just really clever. That is just i mean this is just beautiful um. I really like the idea of this, even though it is a little bit flimsy, the actual practicality of not having a saddlebag and how clean the bike looks, it just looks immense with nothing on it. You put what you need in your back pockets

 It says to put a pump in a tube tire levers. It is a tight squeeze, it's hard to roll up and it barely fits in there and most of the stuff that you do is in the top part of the bike. And then we've got this itself, which is uh quite flimsy. I mean it doesn't quite sit on the bike very well, it's a great gadget and it keeps the bike nice and clean when the bottle's in there it is a little bit wobbly, but it's not it's

Trek Domane SL5 2021 Review

 Of course, it's gon na be a carbon fiber fork that goes onto the front, and it's actually slightly bladed, which is going to help with some of the aerodynamics of this bike. For sure. Another thing that I really like about this bike is, of course, that it's all internally cable routed and it's done really nicely. So everything comes through on the top tube of the bike right behind the stem and into the bicycle, and then you just don't have to see it again

 Another thing that I really like about this bike is, of course, that it's all internally cable routed and it's done really nicely. So everything comes through on the top tube of the bike right behind the stem and into the bicycle, and then you just don't have to see it again. It makes for a very clean setup. It'S gon na make for a setup, that's resistant to weather and things like that as well, and it's also gon na help the aerodynamics on this bike for sure now, of course, because this is a disc brake version and Trek is going after making this bike

 Not only an endurance bike, but a very good do it all bike you're actually gon na have room for as wide as 38 millimeter tires, so you can get as big of a tire as you'd really need on the bike, and out of the box tires on This bike are actually going to be. The Bontrager r1 700 by 32 is the basic version of the road lineup of tires from Trek. But what's really neat about this bike? Is its tubeless capable so the wheels that come on it? The affinity TLR wheels are actually tubeless ready. So if you upgraded the tires to a tubeless setup, you could make this bike tubeless ready as well now for a drivetrain on the bike

 So a taller and a shorter rider are gon na get the same benefits of comfort, as anyone else would now up front. They'Re gon na do a similar technology, so underneath this cap, this cap actually can come off is another ISO speed. So ISO speed is on the front end and that allows the top bearing race to actually ride on the ISO speed setup and it allows the whole handlebar to flex down ever so slightly to make sure that it helps smooth out the ride and really keep you Comfortable when you're out there now cockpit on this bike is, of course, Bontrager you're gon na have a Bontrager blender stem, which I really like these, because the blender stems allow you to have different mounting points you can see on this one. It'S actually got a mount up top for a computer, though you could run all different accessories to it, and then it's got a lower amount, which is great and you'll notice that these are actually what are considered

All Around Endurance Bike - Trek Domane SL5 2020 105 Carbon Road Bike Feature Review and Weight

 I would consider the wider tires a bigger factor in a smooth ride than even the rear ISO speed. I also noticed a definite improvement in the aerodynamics. I did notice a small average speed improvement, but the bike just seems to slice through the wind.  It's also very quiet

  I've checked online for over 2 months. Overall, as an aging cyclist, I think this bike will keep me on the roads longer with less fatigue.

  The Shimano disk brakes really do provide much more modulation in braking as compared to rim brakes. The threaded thru-axle is also very helpful in the alignment of the disk brakes when removing or replacing a wheel after a bike wash.  The front ISO speed decoupler dampens road vibrations in my hands from riding.  This is a big improvement from my first Domane

 I've yet to climb any big hills, but the long cage rear derailleur and a wider cassette should help. SL5 also includes a storage box inside the frame for storing a flat kit. This is a handy feature, but I am still going to sport a saddle bag under my seat to carry my preferred my tools especially on long rides. In addition, the recommended multi-tool for the storage box is unavailable anywhere

Nice upgrade from 1st generation Domane.

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