The Commuter, Trek District carbon belt drive 5.46kg

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akaricerocket
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by akaricerocket

Hey Guys, Been a long time lurker. Finally gotten around to take some pics of my commuter bike on the Last day of Summer here, on the west coast of Canada.

Been searching/Wanting a Trek District Carbon for the longest time now. Got a chance to pick one up in my size and the rest is history.

how I first Got her

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What she looks like as of Now

6.48kg with the Heavy Flat Pedals.

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a little video I made showing off a Bit of what Victoria Canada has to offer.

https://youtu.be/qBNBp1pWp4M

*edit* new wheels Nov 20, 2015. new weight 12.05lbs 5.46kg

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Hastur
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by Hastur

That is one really cool commuter! Nice! :-D

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by nd2rc

That's freak'n rad!

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F45
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by F45

Cool. Can you post a parts list? It's rare to see a 16/16 wheelset.

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by Spanglo

Gorgeous. +1 on the parts list.

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by burglarboycie

This has got to be the coolest commuter bike in history!!!!

akaricerocket
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by akaricerocket

Parts list is pretty small lol. with this bike, Less is more.

Frame = 2011 52 cm Trek Madone OCLV Carbon frame hand made in the USA ( they were made in a very limited production run )

Fork = Bontrager Race Lite Carbon with aluminum steerer

Wheelset = factory Bontrager Race lite aero, 1775g ( I will be upgrading wheels to something carbon )

Tires - Factory Bontrager Race All-Weather, 700 x 23c

Crankset = FSA Energy cranks ( switching to some Carbon cranks for some weight savings )

Pedals = Premium Products BMX Slim Plastic Pedals 350g (guessing)

Drive train = 55T/22T Gates carbon Belt Drive

Brakes = Bontrager Speed Limit front Caliper w/custom lever

Stem = BBB roadforce II 80mm stem 140g

Handle bar = Ritchey WCS carbon Flat bar trimmed down to 470mm 135g

Grips = ESI Silicone MTB Grips 54g with Plugs, ( not pictured )

Saddle = Fizik Volt R1 Carbon railed saddle 191g


There is Lots of weight Saving at hand. I would like to have it under the 6 kilo mark when Finished. Then It would weigh roughly the same as my Road Bike.

thanks for the comments Guys

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by prendrefeu

A fantastic build!! Must be super fun to commute on!
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MikeyBE
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by MikeyBE

Love this bike - prompted me to search for this frameset ;)

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akaricerocket
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by akaricerocket

picked up a new set of shoes for the bikes.

new weight 12.05lbs or 5.46kg

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by burglarboycie

Damn!!!!!

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9734344
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by 9734344

Simplicity.
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by wrcompositi

What's the brand of brake lever?

Knoxxy
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by Knoxxy

That's sweet.
What goes on with converting what I assume are road wheels to belt drive?
Could you post a close up pick of the rear hub?
I've always feared there would be an ugly spacer, but this looks great.
Knoxxy.

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akaricerocket
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by akaricerocket

the brake leaver is actually a crank bro's dropper seatpost switch, it actually works quite well .

and there is spacers on the cassette body to center the belt drive sprocket, but it doesn't look bad at all.

here's another pic from my weekend ride with a friend.
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