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Trek Fuel EX 9.0 2007: £2,500.00

Trek Madone 5.2 2008: £2,300.00

Trek Remedy: £2,200.00

Trek Fuel EX 8 2008: £1,500.00 (Was £1,600.00)

Trek Elite 9.7 2007: £1,300.00

Trek 69er Geared: £1,200.00

Trek 8000 2008: £1,100.00

Trek Fuel EX 6.5 2008: £950.00 (Was £1,100.00)

Trek Fuel EX 5.5 2008: £850.00 (Was £900.00)

Trek Fuel EX 5.5 WSD 2008: £850.00 (Was £900.00)

Trek 6500 Disc 2008: £600.00 (Was £700.00)

Trek 1.5D 2008: £600.00

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Trek Bicycle company was born in 1976 – producing solely steel touring bikes out of a big, red barn in Wisconsin. Throughout the 1980s, Trek moved from making touring bikes onto producing road race bikes along with being one of the first bike companies to produce a mountain bike. Production moved from steel to aluminium and, for some bikes, carbon fibre was slowly introduced to the range. Trek really came into their own during the 1990s – OCLV carbon fibre was created to make their bikes some of the lightest available at the time. Lance Armstrong was also signed onto the brand – and we all know how that went!

Into the present and Trek are still producing top-end products, as well as bikes for kids and those who just want the freedom to get about. New technology will always be at the forefront of every Trek range – Active Braking Pivots, R1i Suspension, internal bearing races – it all adds up to produce a bike that'll get you where you want, how you want.

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