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Trek 2100 1996 Technical specs and features

General specs of trek 2100 bicycle, wheels and breaking system, frame and body specifications, gearing specs, trek 2100 fork system data, other specs of trek 2100, trek 2100 picture, 2100 bike comparison.

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Trek produced the 2100 bike in 1996 and can be classified as a Road bicycle, this exact model costs in american market arround $1,299.99. 2100 bike is available in many sizes such as 47 cm (centimeters), 50 cm (centimeters), 52 cm (centimeters), 54 cm (centimeters), 56 cm (centimeters), 58 cm (centimeters), 60 cm (centimeters) and 62 cm (centimeters). Trek Road 2100 can be found in a few colors, among these colors Ice blue and natual carbon fiber . This bike is equiped with 700 x 23c Continental Super Sport Ultra tires and Union stainless steel spoke wheel while the rims are manufactured by Matrix Aurora, 32-hole. Trek equiped this exact model with Shimano RX-100 Dual Pivot brakes, Shimano RX-100 levers braking system . To guarantee the comfiest ride Trek used Carbon fiber with Easton aluminum stays material for the frame. System 2 high strength material is used on the handlebar of this 2100 to ensure the perfect handling while the stems are made of System 2. For the smoothest biking experience Shimano 105SC, 39/53 teeth is used on this bicycle linked to Shimano CN-HG50 chain that is easily replaceable as stated by Trek , the whole system is connected to a high reliability Shimano RX-100 STI Dual Control gear shift levers.

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Frame Material: aluminum, carbon seat stays Frame Angles: 73.8 head, 73.5 seat Sizes: 50cm, 52cm, 54cm, 56cm, 58cm, 60cm, 63cm Colors: Blue Fork: Bontrager Race Carbon Rear Shock: Not applicable Brake Levers: Shimano 105 STI Dual Control Handlebar: Bontrager Race Lite Stem: Bontrager Race Lite Headset: 1 1/8" threadless Cane Creek Front Der: Shimano Tiagra Crankset: Bontrager Race, 30/42/52 teeth Rear Der: Shimano Ultegra GS Pedals: Shimano PD-M520 SPD Tires: 700 x 25c Bontrager Select

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Bought this very model new in 2005 as a new road biker. The bike shop owner (whom I knew) told me it was one of the best bikes for the money that Trek had ever produced. He was a competitive rider and was riding the same bike which said something. Seventeen years later this is still my bike albeit with multiple upgrades and replacements on the components over the years. Still terrific and I won't get another until it gives out, if it ever does. Strengths: In particular, one of the best frames Trek has ever produced.

Stock wheels weren't that great. Hard to keep true. Those were the first things I replaced.

Responsive and effective brakes. I was needing a reliable and dependable daily urban commuter and so far I am not disappointed whatsoever. Highly pleased with this bike. Make sure you wash and lube the chain, gearset, derailleur, as these bikes are older. Acoustic Ceiling Removal

Front fork could be a little more robust. Tires puncture easily by thorns.

Great bike. Mine is primarily aluminum frame with carbon seat stays and fork to help smooth out road vibrations. My bike has a triple chain ring on front to get up the mountains - combined with 105 derailleurs and Ultegra shifters. I've done several triathlons and century rides on this bike. Been a pleasure to own.

None that I have noticed.

ZR9000 Frame Carbon forks and seat stays 105 group

Bontrager Race Wheels Bontrager Crank (truvative gxp actually)

Stock the bike came with 105 group except the Bonty standard double crank. I bought it used for a very good price. It was in excellent condition. I've spent $400 upgrading it and find it a great riding bike, though I have limited experience. I feel like I lucked into a real sweet bike. If you have a chance to pick up a Trek 2100 used for under $700 I'd say go for it. You won't be sorry.

good all around ride as far as I can tell

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Nice smoothe ride. I am a reacreational rider and do not know too much about bikes or components. I knew what I was willing to spend, and went to a bike shop, test rode 5 or 6 models. The 2100 felt the best, so I bought it, and have been happy with it. Although I don't know much about bikes, I am athletic, former college b-ball player, and push it pretty hard. The 2100 responds to my demands- I won a small, local sprint triathlon with it, setting a course record (albeit the field was not too fast, I'm sure a dedicated triathlete would kick my butt).

ZR9000 Frame Carbon forks and Carbon Mainstays Ultegra 6500 Group set Specialized Avatar racing seat

I first owned a Cannondale Cadd3 frame with Sora Group and a Tiagra rear Derailluer as my first true road bike. I had my eye on a Trek 2100 for a while. I called around for this paticular Bike in 63CM. The Trek Store owner told me he had one and that becuase of its large size no one wanted to buy it so he sold it to me for $1200.00. It retailed for $1699.00 brand new so I new it was a bargain. The ZR9000 alluminum frame is exceptionally light. The carbon forks and the carbon mainstays pick up a lot of vibration from the road and give a nice smooth ride. With the extra money I saved I replaced everything with Ultegra group 6500 lock stock and barrel. I got rid of the triple crankset what an eye sore. I replaced the seat with a Specialized Avatar Gel racing seat feels much better. The Bike rides beautifully. The gearing changes with precise accuracy and precision. There is no chain rub or any creaking coming from the bottom bracket. The Ultegra crankset is as stiff as I have ever felt on a crank. Im 6'3" and way 240lbs and I can put some hurtin on cranksets and so far the Ultegra crankset is worth its weight in gold. Im very happy with this Bike. I would recommend this bike to a friend. Ebay is the place to order 9speed parts and for a good price. If your looking for an entry level racing bike look no further. If you can purchase this bike used and in really good shape under $800.00 I would not pass it up. Ride like the wind and have fun!

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Component group, comfort, speed and agility-bike tracks very well!

I bought this bike to upgrade from my trek 1000. My requirements were an aluminum/carbon combo, and a compact 10 speed drivetrain. I wanted a trek 2.1, but my dealer could'nt get one, but he had this leftover 2100 which was essentially the same bike, for alot less money. The bike has been a dream. I could'nt be more pleased. The only fly in the ointment was that the rear bontrager select wheel has developed some cracks in it, and my shop is working on getting me a new wheel from trek. Other than that, alot of bike for not alot of cash!

Frame, Fork & Bontrager seat post Response Ride 105 Brakes

Saddle Wheels (spokes)

This is the price performance leader. Mine came with 105 brakes with Ultegra levers and Ultegra derailleurs. The 105 brakes are Brembo beasts and pull the bike down quickly without complaint. I swapped out the Bontrager triple with a compact and love it. Off came the saddle, and on went a Douglas Carbon from Colo. Cyclist which is very comfy. I'll add Bontrager's carbon Race X Lite Blade bars for better feel and comfort. I'd also change to tougher DT Swiss wheels with Ultegra hubs but definitely keep the Bontrager Race X Lite hardcase tires. Otherwise, this has been a wonderful ride.

Salsa Las Cruces with Bontrager Race X Lite hardcase tires is my other ride and somewhat similar.

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After almost a decade of not riding a road bike, almost 30 years of riding one faithfully each day I decided to walk into a bike shop and purchase my Trek 2100. I’ve been an active cyclist for several decades prior, raced in Europe two decades and upon returning to the U.S. decided to take up mountain biking with the children. I totally fell out of the road bike trends and technologies while raising a family. The Trek 2100 or ZR2100 or 9000 …whatever you wish to call it suited immediate needs to get back into the 19 – 21 mph averages in a two or three hours work out here in New England. The bike must’ve been sitting at the local bike store for some time; the carbon fiber seat post was replaced by aluminum Bontrager and there were no pedals. The brakes were Tiagras, by Shimano but I soon replaced the pads and pad holds with Jagwires front and real Dura Ace holders and pads in the rear. Braking was increased incredibly. I also tossed the seat and fitted a real vintage 1996 Flite Ti Sella. I rode this bike 6 days a week, averaged almost 4,000 miles in 6 months in rain or shine. I blew out the rear rim, Bontrager Select ripping the spokes on the cluster side straight out. Trek warranted the break and produced a replacement set of rims, Bontrager SSR’s for a grand total out of pocket $60.00. As for the control and the components, the ZR2100 has extremely good feedback on New England terrain. The bike has been over some very difficult roads with very uneven pavement resulting in velvet smooth feedback on the bars. It’s amazing what a little carbon on a bike can do to resist the vibration and disassociated noise from those steel frames decades earlier. I find the steering to be very quick. I do not advocate the radial front lacing of the rims, the sluggish and whiplash sensation of spokes un-crossed leave a heavier rider vibrating down a mountain side wondering if you’re going to shake loose on descents. Changing over the pads to Jagwires and Dura Ace helped tremendously to smooth out slow downs, especially in turns over 30 mph on descents. The frame gives very controlled feedback and if you’re lucky you’ll get the great component group. I have Shimano 105 brakes levers, Ultegra rear derailleur, 105 front derailleur and Bontrager Select rims. Am I missing something? Perhaps not, but the replacement Bontrager SSR’s that Trek awarded under warranty were barely capable of spinning from delivery. I had to completely repack the bearings both front and back, adjust the cheap cones and finally pull in a good smooth rotation without too much resistance. I had the impression that Bontrager bottom of the line was bottom of their pool. Terrible way to give a set of wheels to a customer that wouldn’t spin freely under warranty. Thank you Phil Wood Grease and a set of 14/15/17 cone wrenches. Over all, good ride.

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Excellent price, great components (Ultegra rear derailleur), batman color scheme(!), carbon bits really do help smooth out rides.

Wheels really are not up to par, seat is uncomfortable for me after 20 miles (which is a personal thing)

I absolutely love this bike. It is my first road bike but I spent a good amount of time testing others before deciding on this bike. First things first, I really do love the black and gray color scheme which is lame but its true! The components have all been rock solid, after the initial cable strech adjustment the derailleurs have never missed a shift and work quickly (although sometimes a bit noisily). The bike is tremendously comfortable and after changing the seat out a 50 mile ride leaves me feeling fresh. There really is a perceptible difference between this bike with the OCLV carbon seat stay and the Scot Speedster S20 which is all aluminum. The only negative thing I have to say about the bike is about the wheels. During corners they will flex and rub against the brake calipers and that doesn't really inspire confidence. So far my top speed is 30.5 and I was nervous to go any faster on a moderately curvy road. This is the perfect bike to begin with and a few years down the road I will upgrade and I don't think I will have changed a single thing on this bike.

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Trek Bike Size Chart By Height In CM & Inches (Road Bike/MTB)

A Trek bike size guide is all you need when the search for the correct bicycle size is still on. Known to be the number 1 performance bike brand all over the globe, Trek has been stacked with powerful engineering and classy bikes.

There are many questions revolving around passionate fans of the brand with one of them being, what size Trek bike do I need?

Well, the answer is very simple. You will need to go through the charts below for a particular bike type and model you are looking for.

Trek size charts

Trek bike sizes can vary, and that can lead to more confusion among potential buyers. The below charts will help in choosing the right model according to your height and inseam.

Trek mountain bike size chart

Trek mountain bikes come in different categories and offer sizes for every individual, starting from extra small to extra large. Take a look at the tables below and select the ideal fit for yourself.

Category – Full suspension, Hardtails, Electric, Cross Country, Trail, Enduro, Downhill, Fat Bikes, and Fuel EXe (E-MTB)

Models/Series – Supercaliber, Top Fuel, X-Caliber, Procaliber, Farley, Roscoe, Marlin, Powerfly, Service, 820, Slash, Remedy, Fuel EX, and Session

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Models/Series – Powerfly, E-Caliber, and Rail

Trek road bike size chart

Road bikes are an essential part of the brand that caters to a wide range of audience, thanks to its diverse range of models. These Trek road bike size charts shall help you pick the right bicycle that can go a long way for an adventurous ride.

Category – Performance/Gravel

Models/Series – Madone, Emonda, and Domane

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Model/Series – 520 and 520 Grando

Models/Series – Checkpoint and Boone 6

Model Series – 1120

Trek electric road bike sizing

Models/Series – FX+, DUAL SPORT+, vEREVE+, and Allant+

Trek alpha sizing for MTB – what is it?

The old-school approach of measuring the frame size of Trek bikes is a thing of the past. With newer inventions and modern bike geometry, alpha sizing is used in place of numeric sizing on Trek mountain bikes.

Why is alpha sizing important?

1. Easier approach

Instead of using size numbers like 19.5, the sizes can be classified into S, M, ML, L, XL, and XXL. So, someone with a 17.5 size can go for the medium and a 19.5 is a large size. You don’t have to keep a tab on numbers; instead, the alphabet makes it easier.

2. Measurement based on reach

In earlier times the frame size measurement of Trek bikes was solely based on seat tube length. Things have changed, and modern mountain bike geometry focuses more on reach as of now. Hence, alpha sizing measures what matters and is a more simplified way of measuring bike size.

Trek sizing – virtual vs actual

This can puzzle you a bit as they both are somewhat similar yet there is a subtle difference. Actual size can be termed as the overall length of the seat tube from the center of the bottom bracket to the center of the top tube intersection with the centerline of the seat tube.

On the other hand, virtual sizing is the overall length of the seat tube ranging from the center of the bottom bracket to the mid-point of the imaginary horizontal top tube in which it connects with the seat tube.

If I had to give you an example, a bike might have a virtual size of 18.5 and an actual size of 17.5. This means that the bike size feels like 18.5, but in actual sense, the frame size is 17.5. It doesn’t make much of a difference as it is there only to let you know what it is (actual size) and what it looks like in size (virtual size).

People also ask

Trek 17.5 frame size – what does it mean.

A 17.5 frame size is considered an M size (Medium) in terms of alpha sizing. Any individual who is 161-172 cm or a height of 5’3.4”-5’7.7” . If you are within this height range, going for a medium size shall be the right choice.

Trek medium frame size is for what height?

A medium size frame size (17.5) is ideal for a person with a height between 5’3.4”-5’7.7 ”. In centimeters, it is ideal for those around 161 to 172 cm in height.

Trek 24-inch bike is for what age?

When it comes to children, their bikes are measured in terms of wheel size instead of the standard frame size. These kid’s bikes have a size range between 12-26 inches, depending upon the height of the kid.

As far as a 24-inch wheel size is concerned, any kid between the ages of 8-11 can go for a fun ride with it. Some of the popular 24-inch bike models are Trek Roscoe 25, Wahoo 24, Trek Precaliber 24 , etc.

Trek 26-inch bike is for what height?

A 26-inch wheel-size bike is for kids with a height of 4’9”-5’3” (146-160 cm) . Wahoo 26 is a prime example of a bike in this category.

Trek 20-inch bike is for what age?

Trek 20-inch bikes are for children between 5 to 8 years of age. Additionally, if they are within the height of 3’9”-4’6” , it should be suitable for them.

Are Trek bikes good?

Trek bikes are considered to be extremely good and solid in build. It is known to be the number 1 performance bike brand all over the globe. Having its humble beginning in the year 1976 in Waterloo, Wisconsin, it has turned into the largest bicycle manufacturer all over the world. With an array of bikes ranging from, mountain, road, electric, and kids bikes, there is a lot to choose from a mammoth list.

How much is a used Trek bike worth?

It depends on a lot of factors in terms of how old the bike is, the year of production, which model, and a lot more. However, it can be within $1000-10,000 (depending on the model and other factors) .

Where are Trek bikes made?

The majority of their bikes are manufactured in Taiwan, China, Netherlands, and Germany too.

Why are Trek bikes so expensive?

Usually, the bike brand prefers top-tier components, suspensions, and frames that are ahead of its competitors. This results in additional costs that can be seen in the price tag and also many top-end Trek bikes are custom-made with less production, leading to being more expensive.

Trek bikes are a class apart in many ways with a range of bikes on offer for its fans across the world. Choosing the right size for you can be tricky, but this is where the Trek frame size chart comes to the rescue.

Trek as a bicycle brand might be on the costly side, but they punch above its weight to provide top-class bikes for the masses. I am always someone who roots for quality, and Trek provides what I need.

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Thanks for your informative post. I really like the Trek alpha sizing for MTB because Trek frame sizes use alpha sizing rather than the usual inches or centimeters (cm), and they usually have a certain range of measurements.

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These charts are based upon official Trek website sizing guide for hybrid & city, MTB and road bicycles. Take the charts below as a general guide and check the sizing calculator on the Trek's website for official results.

The Trek bike size chart, taking into account both height and inseam measurements, offers cyclists a comprehensive guide to selecting the perfect bike size for their body proportions. By considering both of these factors, riders can ensure an optimal fit and maximize their comfort and performance on the bike. Height and inseam helps determine the frame size. This chart enables cyclists to find the ideal frame size, for a comfortable riding position. With the Trek bike size chart by height and inseam chart, cyclists can confidently choose a bike that suits their body measurements and enhances their cycling experience.

Most important difference in mtb frames is the frame full suspension or hardtail. Trek offers bikes from both categories and have even more mtb bike types to offer.

Trek Road Bike Sizing

Trek road bicycles are being made in four different categories, depending on the riders needs. Aero road bikes have excellent aerodynamics and they are the choice for riders who are looking for speed and performance. Lightweight road bikes are excellent climbers and all-around bicycles. Endurance road bikes are built for those riders who spend a lot of time in the saddle, their intended use is to make riders as much as comfortable as possible during the long hours of riding. Gravel road bikes are for use on gravel and dirt roads.

Hybrid, as name states, brings a mixture of a road bike and mountain bike. They tend to have narrower tires than mountain bike and usually they have a front suspension (but sometimes comes with rigid fork too). Hybrid frames falls into the specific category between road and mtb bikes. They never come with drop bar, which differs them from road bicycles. They are ok choice for commuting and excellent one for casual fitness riders.

City bikes, as their name say, are intended for urban use on paved, asphalted roads. Main use is for transport and not for recreational riding.

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The right size bike for your body size is essential to ensure the optimum experience, comfort and enjoyment as you ride. With sizing varying between the type of bike and even the model, we’ve compiled a handy guide to Trek Bikes to help you get the correct size.

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The charts below show recommended sizes based on height, but there are some other factors, like arm and leg length, that determine a great fit. That’s why you’ll see some overlap in Trek’s recommendations. Not every rider who’s 5´8˝, for example, will fit on the same size bike.

The best way to find your perfect fit is to consult an expert at your local Leisure Lakes Bikes store!

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Watch the miles add up on Trek’s 2100 WSD. With its ZR 9000 aluminum frame and carbon fork, the ride is ultra efficient for effortless speed and all-day comfort. Small hills disappear beneath the Bontrager Select wheels and large ones seem easy as you attack them with 30 speeds at your fingertips. Shifting is a thought-free process, too, with the Shimano 105 STI levers. Plus, a generous allotment of Bontrager parts sets this fabulous ride above the rest.

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• Chain Bontrager Select
• Handlebar Bontrager FIT VR, 31.8mm
• Saddle Bontrager Select FIT CRZ+

Q: How much is a 2007 Trek 2100 WSD?

A 2007 Trek 2100 WSD is typically priced around $1,500 USD when new. Be sure to shop around for the best price, and also look to the used market for a great deal.

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The following photo was made in Moscow city metro yesterday.

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Map of the 2100 Moscow Metro

July 31, 2010

Planning on taking the Moscow metro at the beginning of the next century? If so, be sure to have this map handy — it should clear things up for you:

This map — and the version detailing the current Moscow Metro , which is slightly more sane — was made by Artemy Lebedev . In all seriousness, his map of the 2010 metro is a nice improvement to the current standard .