What is Trek launching?

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RocketRacing
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by RocketRacing

New frame material makes sense. Lighter, stronger.

After we hit max aero, disc brakes, and integration, i always predicted that marketing would again return to lighter... simply because weights have been climbing.

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Berzin1
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by Berzin1

Someone beat them to it if Trek is talking about graphene-

https://dassi.com/

Has any frame on the market cracked the 10,000 dollar mark yet? Because this next iteration from Trek is about to if the rumors are true.

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by fromtrektocolnago

odds favor a flash in the pan, but if you believe the hype your current bike is now obsolete
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spartan wrote:
Sat Mar 02, 2019 1:36 am
trek gravel specific high volume wheelsets dropping soon

guessing it is next gen OCLV tech. i believe OCLV came out 1992?
When you say "OCLV tech", is there any Trek developed technology there? I've always thought that bike companies just marketed whatever the carbon fiber industry could supply them. They call it proprietary but mostly it's off the shelf technology.

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by fromtrektocolnago

it does look like it could be graphene
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The pic clearly hits at something woven, so it’ll probably be something like this. https://www.cxmagazine.com/eddy-merckx- ... ke-2016/15

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jfranci3 wrote:
Mon Mar 04, 2019 1:52 am
The pic clearly hits at something woven, so it’ll probably be something like this. https://www.cxmagazine.com/eddy-merckx- ... ke-2016/15
kevlar needed to protect the carbon. that's one reason that for gravel i think titanium makes more sense
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by NiFTY

You guys are idiots. The fabric is a ruse. Sti levers were released is 1990. Its back to downtube shifters for 2020. Technology is cyclical.
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AJS914 wrote:
Mon Mar 04, 2019 1:28 am
When you say "OCLV tech", is there any Trek developed technology there? I've always thought that bike companies just marketed whatever the carbon fiber industry could supply them. They call it proprietary but mostly it's off the shelf technology.
OCLV was 10-15 year old, off the shelf tech. Place i was working in the mid 90's was repairing stuff that had been in service for ~15 years that had been manufactured using the same processes.

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NiFTY wrote:
Mon Mar 04, 2019 11:53 am
You guys are idiots. The fabric is a ruse. Sti levers were released is 1990. Its back to downtube shifters for 2020. Technology is cyclical.
Downtube gripshift?

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saddle gripshift

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mental drivetrain control
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Personally Im with the guy on Shreks facebook page, who said hes really hoping its a new bottom bracket standard.

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by Berzin1

The new frame is going to incorporate a top tube that will slope directly into the bottom bracket, thus paving the way for 56cm seat posts.
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