Trek's 1.2 is a shining example of trickle-down technology. The heart and soul of this speed demon is Trek's 100 Alpha Series aluminum frame and carbon fork, an impressive combination often seen on much more expensive machines. Add Shimano's reliable, hill-conquering 27-speed drivetrain, powerful dual-pivot brakes and select Bontrager parts and you have an amazing road rig! It's ready, willing, and able to take you everywhere you want to go, from touring the countryside to cruising local loops for fitness.
Specification | Description |
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Frame | Trek 100 Alpha Series aluminum |
Fork | Bontrager Carbon |
Rims/Wheels | Bontrager |
Hubs | Aluminum |
Tires | Bontrager T1, 700 x 23c |
Crankset | FSA Vero C |
Chainrings | 50/39/30 |
Front Derailleur | Shimano Sora |
Rear Derailleur | Shimano Sora |
Rear Cogs | SRAM PG-950, 9-speed: 11-28 |
Shifters | Shimano Sora STI |
Handlebars | Bontrager Race VR-C |
Tape/Grips | Bontrager Gel Cork |
Stem | Bontrager SSR |
Brake Levers | Shimano Sora |
Brakes | Aluminum dual-pivot |
Pedals | Nylon w/clips and straps |
Saddle | Bontrager Affinity 1 |
Seatpost | Bontrager |
* Subject to change without notice.
Back to topOption | Barcode | Manufacturer's Part Number | Vendor Number |
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50cm | 00768682369326 | 14010002014 | TRK-14010002014 |
52cm | 00768682369364 | 14010003014 | TRK-14010003014 |
54cm | 00768682369401 | 14010004014 | TRK-14010004014 |
56cm | 00768682369449 | 14010005014 | TRK-14010005014 |
58cm | 00768682369487 | 14010006014 | TRK-14010006014 |
60cm | 00768682369524 | 14010007014 | TRK-14010007014 |
62cm | 00768682369562 | 14010008014 | TRK-14010008014 |
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I bought this roughly a year ago as my first new, as opposed to very old and used, road bike. The pricepoint for what you get in this bike is pretty great. It's a great bike for beginners because it can take quite a beating (I sprained my wrist in a crash on this bike and the bike was completely fine), the components are long-lasting, and it handles fluidly but not sluggishly. The triple-crank is also great for those wanting to do a little bit of hill climbing on this bad boy. It's admittdely a bit heavy for that sort of thing, but great training if you have the right attitude! I also did my first sportive on this bike, El Tour de Tucson, in the rain. It was great to be riding such a sturdy and rugged bike in such awful weather for the whole day. I've since upgraded to a carbon fiber racer, but I wouldn't have ever made that decision without spending so much time on this great bike. I still ride this puppy every day, and plan to for a very long time.
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I have never been big into road bikes, but I am going on a long European bike tour this summer, so i bought this "entry level bike" to train for that. First day on it, or any road bike, for that matter was today. I road it 70+ miles today and it handled like a dream. Looked at a Specialized for comparison, there was no comparison. This bike rocks. This is a great bike and the price is right too
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I have not purchased the bike yet but I have been riding one of my sons bike's the same bike listed here . I will be buying the bike as soon as store opens in the morning . I have had an advantage of riding this bike before buying it ....BUT It sold me from the start a very comfortable feel,fast and it looks great. I am looking forward to owning this bike myself .
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I'm an entry-level cyclist. Did two months of research on road bikes from entry-level to the higher end bikes (not just treks but specialized,giants,bmc, canon dale, etc.) and realized that trek seems to give you your bang for the money. I spent at least three hours a day reading and comparing bikes. It turns out the trek 1.2 2013, has been dramatically been upgraded from the previous year. With different shaping in the tube diameter to reduce weight, better components than previous years, awesome features in the fork, fork being carbon.I purchased it three weeks ago and already put 100miles on it. I love how easy it is to ride, despite the saddle being a bit hard for a beginners. (Butt hurts like crazy!) the shifting is responsive, the stiffness of the bike makes it easy to crank at it on up hills, and I love the color scheme on it. Compare to my roommate's 1.1 it's way lighter in weight. Also love the fact that the spokes that come with this model are the aero-flats (not sure if that is the technique name for them) but instead of the tradition round spokes, they are shaped a bit more flat to reduce wind drag. It also has the nice option of the speed trap also which is a plus! With the spec that comes with this bike I think it's worth the money. With its competitors in its class, nothing beats the prices and what u get for it.Not much negative things to say about this bike, other than the saddle being hard. But then again that's a beginners butt I'm riding on. Thanks trek for making amazing bikes.