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The underside of the 'Unity' paint job includes a giant Trek logo, Livestrong colors, and the new fist icons.
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Bontrager is launching a new Affinity range of road saddles with a more pronounced depression.
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5 Series Madone frames get a complete overhaul for 2011, gaining 6 Series Madone shaping and features such as the integrated DuoTrap wireless speed and cadence sensor.
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The Trek Madone 5.9 is substantially upgraded from last year with a new 6 Series-like shape and features, 150g less weight, and a 15 percent bump in stiffness.
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Internal cable routing is another new feature on the '11 5 Series Madone frames that is carried over from the 6 Series.
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The 6 Series' lighter, round-profile seatmast cap makes its way to the 5 Series for 2011.
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The new 6 Series SSL frame will be offered in two complete models for 2011, including the second-tier Madone 6.7 SSL.
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Trek 6 Series Madone bikes will all be offered through the Project One custom program.
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Trek's revised carbon technology monikers include 'OCLV2', which basically signifies the company's highest-level carbon know-how and is limited to the 6 Series. All other Madone frames are now made overseas.
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4 Series and 5 Series Madone frames are now both built overseas with TCT carbon technology.
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Trek says Project One lead times should soon be reduced to 2-3 weeks instead of the 30+ days of last year.
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The Madone 5.5 WSD features an especially stealthy paint job.
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The 4 Series Madone frames will carry into the 2011 model year unchanged aside from colors and graphics.
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Trek's new top-end 6 Series Madone SSL bikes will include a Cane Creek AER upper headset assembly as standard equipment, saving 20g in the process.
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The 6 Series Madone SSL will be offered through Trek's Project One program with new paint schemes that include a Team Radioshack replica option. Lance Armstrong and rest of the team aren't using the new SSL in this year's Tour de France, though.
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The new Unity paint scheme is one of the most striking of the range.
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Two clenched fists come together at the front of the head tube.
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Additional icons are located back by the dropouts.
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Trek adopts this pattern instead of a standard fade on the top tube.
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The Unity theme is even applied to the rim decals, too
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Trek road product manager Tyler Pilger insists that curre
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Trek's latest Speed Concept time trial/triathlon bike is expected to be one of the hottest aero bike offerings for 2011.
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