Trek Emonda ALR

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hlvd
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by hlvd

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This is my ALR, built from a frameset two years ago.

Trek Emonda ALR 62cm frameset

Mavic Ksyrium Pro wheels
Bontrager R320 25mm tyres
Vittoria latex tubes
Tune Carbon Ti skewers

Ultegra 6800 shifters
Ultegra 6800 50/34 175mm crankset
Ultegra R8000 front and rear brakes with SwissStop blue pads
Ultegra R8000 front derailleur
Ultegra R8000 mid cage rear derailleur
Dura Ace 9001 chain
105 5800 11-32 on temporarily as it was running an 11-34 HG800 before on other wheels.

Garmin Vector 3s pedals

Bontrager Montrose Elite 138mm saddle
Bontrager XXX carbon seatpost
Bontrager XXX carbon 110mm stem
Bontrager RXL 44cm carbon handlebars
Bontrager Supertack bartape

K-Edge Combo Mount
Bontrager Flare RT rear light
Bontrager Duotrap speed and cadence sensor
Bontrager RXL matte carbon cages

Currently using Squirt lube

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DJT21
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by DJT21

It could just be a bike setup issue. When you're descending, your torso should be almost parallel with the top tube, a lot of cyclists have their bars and/or saddle too high, and it prevents them from achieving this position. You appear to have both a high saddle and high bars......

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hlvd
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by hlvd

DJT21 wrote:It could just be a bike setup issue. When you're descending, your torso should be almost parallel with the top tube, a lot of cyclists have their bars and/or saddle too high, and it prevents them from achieving this position. You appear to have both a high saddle and high bars......
High bars? There's about 5" difference from saddle to bars and there's only a 5mm spacer above the headset.


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Mesorhizobium
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by Mesorhizobium

It looks allright to me. You are obviously a tall man. You cant expect the same looks with a small 54cm frameset. And without the person on top of the frameset its silly to highight potential fit issues.

I like it. Happy riding.

hlvd
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by hlvd

Mesorhizobium wrote:It looks allright to me. You are obviously a tall man. You cant expect the same looks with a small 54cm frameset. And without the person on top of the frameset its silly to highight potential fit issues.

I like it. Happy riding.
Thanks, it's a 62cm frame, it's never going to be a thing of beauty Image


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poursuivant
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by poursuivant

Love the build. Bontrager make some nice kit.
I’m 6’4” and ride a 63cm CAAD10. Big bikes like ours take a while to get used to .. but I love a good 60+cm frame.

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