Showing posts with label Project One. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project One. Show all posts

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Custom bikes for Everybody - Project One at Accessible Prices

New Project One - Madone/Domane 4, Speed Concept 7, Fuel EX 29 Alloy
Trek Project One

Introducing the all-new Madone 4, Domane 4, Speed Concept 7, and Fuel EX 29 Alloy on Project One.

Madone 4 Project One
Domane 4 Project One
Speed Concept 7 Project One
Fuel EX 29 Alloy Project One
New models launched with the power of Project One
Trek has launched the all-new Madone 4 Series and Speed Concept 7 Series, bringing the key technology features that make their high-end siblings the fastest bikes in the world to more customers. 
From integration and aerodynamics to Trek’s proven OCLV carbon technology, both platforms bring high-end tech to more accessible prices. 
But that’s just the beginning of why these bikes are a big deal....

Saturday, July 13, 2013

The Madone 7 Project One Review

BikeRadar's tester James Huang (aka AngryAsian) has reviewed the Trek Madone 7 Project One. Have a read and see what you think, better still sweet-talk Matt and take his for a spin and form your own opinion and then go and build your own.

Trek Madone 7 , the Winningest Bike on the Planet.

Thursday, July 4, 2013

The 2014 Trek Madone

Recently, Trek released the new improved 2014 Madone onto the market. It seems subtle changes make a huge difference. Bicycling.com have already got their hands on one of these bikes, which sort of, tells you, there's something special about these bikes; and have reviewed it here...
2014 Trek Madone
"A minor upgrade helps Trek’s new Madone 7 transcend to the realm of great race bikes"

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

The Lolly Shop

Project One Lolly Shop
What would you like??
We've got Musky Mints and  Licorice and Jaffas and Lime Sticks and Jelly Beans and Strawberry and Creams and Freckles and Snakes and Sherbies and not a calorie in sight. Wholesome goodness from Trek Project One's Candy Store. Come get some.


Wednesday, June 5, 2013

The Project One Video kick-off for MY2014

Nobody does it like Trek; their Project One System is unique. With the 2014 Model Year all but upon us, the Bikes that are available just expanded into the Mountain Bike Arena. Hankering for more.... Check out the latest Video - Really Cool Stuff from Trek. Choose One - Project One.

Monday, June 3, 2013

The MTB Goes Project One....

Trek World 2014 is coming in July and already it looks like 2014 will be the "Year of the Mountain Bike".  
Why?? 
Well check out the Project One website - for 2014, you can now customize your trail ride.  


M1 Fuel EX 9.9 EX
Even in M1 Colours...how 'bout it Matt?


Sneaky Pete has already been on the site and designed Skipper (Barbie's Sister) for me...... pink of course.


Skipper
'Skipper'
'Aussie Flag'Emily Batty'Go for Gold'
Choose One..
Tracy Moselely
Tracy Moseley

..Project One


Wednesday, May 29, 2013

The Trailer

p1 trailer
I want a Project One Trailer.

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

The P1 Power Crank

SRM cranks now on Project One



We all know LG loves his ride data, and who are we to argue that this love doesn't produce results....have you tried to ride beside him when he's in full flight (when he's got his second 'Wingman' of course). Well, Trek have added SRM crank-based power meters to the Project One custom program’s ever-expanding range of customization options, giving you a world-class training tool.
Hef and the M1 Team can get you cranking out some real Watts, real soon, just get into the shop to see them.

Thursday, January 24, 2013

The Double Take



If you are ever in Brisbane and get the chance, you have got to do the Gateway Bridge ride.

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

The Performance Enhancing Bikes


Speed Concept
Performance Enhancing design that is legal, but only just... Ride anything else and you'll be slower.
Fast! standing still....

Speedx2 img
7 Series (fr $3999), or 9 Series (fr $6499), or ProjectOne. Time Trial, or Triathlon.
Speed Twins - All Fast, All Speed

draftbox
Draft Box and Speed Box - More aero with, than without.
Concepts designed for speed

SC Head on
Kammtail Virtual Foil. It’s the most aerodynamic tube shape ever designed for a bicycle.
Low Profile

SpeedConcept
Get Faster, get Trek Speed Concept.
Fastest.

Speed Concept is the fastest collection of triathlon bikes on the planet. Trek's revolutionary design pairs a groundbreaking aero shape with the cleanest integration of brakes, cables, and electronics ever seen on a bicycle. Speed Concept gives you every advantage of all that has been learned in the wind tunnel.
"The most adjustable front end on a TT/Tri bike ever...see the video..."

Friday, September 14, 2012

The Smiley, Happy People

There's a new kid in town, and it's got two wheels and looks gorgeous. And...there's one Very Happy lady cruising the streets of Gladstone. Reckon we could think about changing her name from Skeeter to Snow White.

The Bike Bling


w-b 6.2 preview
P1 - arrived.
Speed Concept Preview
P2 - arrived
Madone7 preview
P3 - delayed
We can hear the delicate sound of thunder, the Thunder of Bike Bling...coming soon to an M1 Cycles Store near you. Stay tuned for more info.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

The Project One -Sneaky Pete cracks a ton on a Project One


Wiktionary definition:

Trek
   A slow or difficult journey.

Hmmm, we'll have to see about that....

Goods Received I took delivery of my Trek Project One merely hours before riding it.
Set up Strapped on a Garmin, dropped a couple of bottles in the cages: that's it:
then rode it 160+ kilometres through the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Never
before had I, or would I have, considered doing somehthing like this; no
preparation, no adjustment, just ride.
Jump in The 2012 Noosa Century Ride has it all, the perfect opportunity to get
acquainted with Trek's Flagship, equipped with SRAM Red and Aeolus 6.5
Wheelset. Hills and flats; rough and smooth; group riding and smashing a
headwind; brain-numbing straights and twisting descents; even a bit of
dirt, some gravel, and a few potholes.
The Ride If I had to sum the experience up in one word I would say, "compliant".
There's a reason why Levi Leipheimer reckons it's the most comfortable bike
he's ridden. And it's the same reason that during the ride and after, there
was no back pain or fatigue associated with dealing with the hammering Queensland road surfaces give you on a bike, despite the front end being 'slammed'.
Looks But this Trek Project One, is more than that...
One thing is, it gets noticed, "Nice Bike," as they pass by.
Leggy It's fast, even standing still. Just rolling along you notice it's speed. The
effort required to keep it at speed is less; it's gotta be - at least it
feels that way. I imagine the wheels and tyres help out here too. But climbing and accelerating is where you really notice it's speed. Power transfer sneaks up on you; pressure on the pedals converts
directly to forward motion almost unnoticed. A glance at the speedo and you know you're hooking along.
Handling is just short of twitchy, and yet it is unnerving at how sure-footed it is. It's got to be because of it's compliance; not only with the road surface, but under high steering loads too. Riding mass rides, with thousands of others, with some, not so experienced riders, calls for attentiveness and sometimes quick changes in direction. I've never experienced a bike that steers like this. Actually in situations like this it won't be the bike that lets you down, it'll be the riders skill and experience and ability to read what's going on. Sweeping descents are like on rails, no loss of speed or feeling of insecurity, and massive grin factor.
Components This bike doesn't feel like the sum of it's components, it feel like one unit. It just feels like you're riding a bike, it simply works. Except for SRAM Red, if you're coming from a Shimano Dura Ace/Di2 past, it takes a bit of swearing and some getting used to. And I don't think I'll ever come to terms with what I call the "Over-Under-shift", especially when climbing. You go to grab an extra gear as the grade increases upwards and if you're already in the smallest gear, it penalises your lack of attention by shiftin up a gear. Ta, thanks for that.

Trek have spent a lot of time and money on refining and producing this bike and it's long palmares shows this. Trek may very well have made the best multi day stage race bike in the world, but it's for this reason it's also a bike for the weekend warrior on a mission. You can cover a lot of k's in a short amount of time, without fuss and fatigue; day after day. A pretty good combination to have under you, I reckon.
Maybe we need to get Wiktionary to change their definition for 'Trek'?

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

The 6.2



We have just had a TREK Madone 6.2 Project One with full SRAM RED, and some very nice Aeolus carbon clinchers land in shop.


I would have to say that this is one of the sexiest Madones come through the shop.


The SRAM runs crisp, the Aeolus wheels howl, and the finish on the frame is amazing.


Can't say who the lucky man or woman is yet, but he or she will be cannot wait to get on it!