Preview of Trek’s new Speed Concept

Trek unveiled its new Speed Concept, featuring the Kamm tail Virtual Foil, a radical new take on aerodynamics.  The new bike also features integrated brakes and completely concealed cabling save for a short section popping out of the right rear chainstay to connect to the rear derailleur.

The new bike also incorporates several new features like the rear “Draft Box”, a storage box for a flat kit, specifically aimed at the triathlete.  This is most definitely a Tri bike first and TT bike second.

Please watch for a complete review in the July issue of Triathlon Magazine Canada.

Or check out the Trek website at www.trekbikes.com

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Speed Concept – View 1
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Speed Concept – View 2
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7 Series Duotrap
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Like the Madone road bike, the Speed Concept incorporates a speed and cadence sensor into the left chain stay, and is ANT+ compatible.

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Clean Cable
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The only exposed cable on the entire frame.

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Clean Front End
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The front end of the Speed Concept is extremely narrow and clean.

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Draft Box
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Draft Box Open
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An aero storage box for your flat kit.

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Front Brake
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The front brake is completely integrated into front fork.

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Project 1
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The Speed Concept will be available with Project 1, Trek’s custom paint program.

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Quick Release Skewers
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Even the quick releases are made with aerodynamics in mind.

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Rear Brake Front View
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The rear brakes are completely integrated into the frame as well, and kept well hidden from the wind.

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Reversible Post Head
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The Speed Concept offers two post heads with 10mm or 35mm off set, which are fully reversible, offering a wide ranging fit adjustment.

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Front End
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