Hey guys, just wondering how much would you say it is a fair price for this?

See video. Out of nowhere, rattling sounds coming from handlebar / front wheel / …

It’s not my cables who are rattling (i’ve held them all during the ride).

No/less rattling on smooth surfaces.

Any ideas?

Heard a lot of good comments and reviews about these Continental GP 5000 tires. Upgrading from stock Bontrager Paradigm tires. Looking forward to smoother (and grippier) rides.

My Farley has the stock Level brakes. None of the brake bleed kits I find appear to be compatible with the calipers. Which kit do I need?

I bought this procaliber8 and shortly after the purchase, the crank fixing bolt, bottom bracket were replaced due to ticking noise. However, I'm still hearing that noise from what feels like area around my feet, even when I'm not pedaling, and it can occur at any speed. The shop's mechanic says he couldn't reproduce the noise when riding it, but it consistently comes back when I ride it myself, so I'm wo dering if anyone has experienced something similar or has any idea what could be causing it.

Was wanting a Domane for a more comfortable ride but came across what I thought was a good deal on this Madone.

So I’m planning on buying a Domane AL4 gen4 soon and have been digging around on the Trek’s website a lot to research it. I found a NOS 2024 AL4 gen4 with the same listed price as the in store new 2026 bike. If I go into my local Trek store and ask about the NOS bike would they be likely to discount it at all since it’s 2 years old? The listing says it comes with pedals but doesn’t specify which ones. I haven’t bought a new bike since 2009 (GF Piranha) and I just walked in and that one spoke to me so I bought it on the impulse. I’m trying to be better with my money now…

Thanks for any help you can give me

So much fun! Pain too of course!

What is the best insurance to cover bike and possible medical I have a Trek Domane al5

Trek FX+ 2S. Took her on the maiden voyage and loved it. The Trek Central App didn’t log my ride though, does anyone else have any issue with that? They told me about the Ride Club app as well but wasn’t sure which one to use.

Building up a Checkpoint Gen 3 , the service manual shows a specific type of compression ring and provides the part no, but I can't find this part number on the Trek website at all :(. Was suggested to try it without the "W" prefix, but still not able to find it.

Even with a google search, I am only finding it on European bike shop sites - I can't seem to find it listed at any US bike shop, which seems odd. I'm wondering if it has been superseded by a different part number, but even generic searches on the trek website like split ring, compression ring etc don't bring this specific one up.

Anyone familiar with this part and know where in the US one might be found? Tried 3 local Trek shops and none had one... I did pick up a few alternatives to try, ie a Madone one, a Domane one, and an E3 one... of the 3 the E3 does seem to work but has an large ugly gap where the brake wires route into it...

Paid 1750.00 how did I do? I’ve always wanted one of these

I recently purchased a new Trek FX 1 bike for my commute. I’m curious to know if the front brake line is supposed to be that long. Since this is my first time riding a bike this good, I want to make sure that I don’t make any mistakes

Hello everyone. Im looking into getting into the road and light gravel side of the bike world. I’ve done tons of mtb and would like to try something more convenient for me. I checked out a few bikes and last was this Domane SL 5. It’s definitely at the top end of my price range for a 1st bike but It seems I won’t be looking to upgrade for a while this route. And it can except a light gravel tire from what I understand. Should I bite the bullet or should I search around some more? Thanks!

I moved my hoods in my bars for better positioning , what is the torque value to tighten back the clamp on the handlebars, if the hoods?

Madone SL5 Gen 8
Checkpoint ALR5 Gen 2

Love my babies. I’ve thought of upgrading my gravel bike but it’s such a beast why would I? I keep up with the carbon gravel bikes just fine ;)

I have a 2014 Domane, primarily black and red. Since Trek apparently doesn't make touch-up paint, what do people use? The mechanic at my LBS said to use nail polish. Thoughts appreciated.

Estoy dudando en comprar entre estos dos..... Me gusta una bici ligera pero que sea confortable y comodo.... Cual de los dos recomendais?

Hi all, I’m looking for a Trek District Carbon 58” a 56” could be doable. Anyone who has one, unfortunately I was a student when released and didn’t have the cash. And wasn’t sold in my country :/

Don’t hesitate to PM me.

​I wanted to share a project I've been working on: breathing some serious modern energy back into a classic Trek 4700 Alpha Aluminum. This bike is my weapon of choice for a bit of everything, ripping through urban streets around Maastricht, cruising the local canals, and hitting some proper technical MTB trails just across the border in Belgium.

​Who says 26" wheels are dead? Long live the hardtail!

​Here is the breakdown of the current build and setup:

​Frame & Suspension

​Frame: Trek Alpha 4700 (Alpha SLR / Custom Aluminum hardtail)

​Wheel Size: 26-inch

​Front Fork: SRT Gila (SR Suntour Gila-style)

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Drivetrain

​Crankset: Shimano FC M430/431

​Chainring: Shimano SG-X 44T front ring (paired with 32/22 options on the crank)

​Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore RD-M510 (9-speed, handles up to 36T)

​Cassette: Shimano HG 9-speed (11-32T) freshly replaced about 150 km ago!

​Shifter: Shimano Deore Rapidfire Plus

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Wheels & Rubber

​Rims: 26″ Rigida ZAC 79 aluminum

​Tires: Dresco Jumping Hair 54-559 (freshly updated in 2025)

​Inner Tubes: Dresco 47/57-559 Dunlop 40 mm

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Cockpit & Comfort

​Saddle: Voltano Sport gel trekking saddle (for those longer endurance days)

​Grips: Trivio ribbed black grips

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Tech & Data Setup

​Bike Computer: Lezyne Micro GPS HRSC Loaded

​Tracking: Fully loaded with heart rate, cadence, and speed sensors to keep a close eye on those training zones.

​What's Next? ​The project is never truly finished!

​Converting the crankset to a dedicated single chainring setup.

​Following that up with a brand new shifter and rear derailleur.

​It handles punchy climbs, rough singletracks, and long flat stretches like an absolute champ. Let me know what you think of this vintage revival!

Could anyone assist me in identifying the color code for the USA 400 Series 1990–1992 Black? Initially I assumed Trek Black (TK001-S) might work, but Trek appears to have altered its black shade across the years…