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FS Trek 1.5 frame and fork 56cm

Just bought a Genesis Equilibrium frameset which is going to be my new toy, so i've got a 2008 Trek 1.5 frame and fork up for grabs. Alpha Alloy frame, Carbon fork with alloy steerer. I'll throw in the Cane Creek headset and pimpy Control Tech Scandium stem holding the forks in too, 110mm -5 degree 31.8mm.

It's put some miles in but it's in very good nick. It's a 56cm seat tube, 57cm hz top tube. Probably suit a rider 6 footish, to be honest it was always a touch small for me.

£80 posted? Buy the stem new and it'll cost you more than that

Trek pledges cash to London Cycling Campaign for every one of its bikes sold in London

London cyclists who but a Trek will be helping contribute to schemes funded by the London Cycling Campaign. Trek has pledge to make donation based on the number of its bikes sold in London to the London Cycling Campaign.

Two countries and one flea market later, Mellow Johnny's get their $10,000 Trek back

What are the chances of this happening? A Trek road bike stolen from Lance Armstrong's Mellow Johhny's bike shop in Austin, Texas, was found at a flea market in Mexico and returned to the shop – three months after it went missing.

Lance Armstrong to miss court date as Trek settles lawsuit with Greg LeMond

Bicycle manufacturer Trek and treble Tour de France winner Greg Lemond have announced that they have settled their long-running legal dispute. The case had been due to go to court within the next few weeks, and it had been widely expected that Lance Armstrong would have been called as a witness.

Stick 'em up - decorating Team RadioShack's Trek Madone

If you like strong graphics on your frame, and you like Trek bikes, you're likely to find the Team RadioShack's Trek Madone a thing of beauty.

Just pity the poor guy at Trek's factory in Waterloo, Wisconsin who has to apply what appears to be hundreds of decals to each frame, as shown in the following video.

I've no idea how many frames he'll have to prepare ahead of (and during) the 2010 season, but if it were me, I'd be putting forward a strong case for a minimalist design for 2011.

And by the way, who knew Oakley did safety goggles?

Trek District Carbon belt drive…

Ai Caramba! Trek have taken much talked and not a little hyped belt-drive District commuter bike and given it an OCLV carbon frame. Is this the world's ultimate road-going singlespeed?

No, because this is…