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Trek Madone

Trek Domane breaks cover on the UCI approved list

Trek sticking with same characters for new bike, just in a different order. Expect the Nomade to be next...

For one week only… free bike fittings for Trek Madone owners at Cyclefit in London

The offer applies to Speed Concept owners too AND it's also free if you buy a Trek that week

WTD Trek Madone 5/6 series

Wanted a trek madone 5 or 6 series frameset, size 52-54. 2009 onwards. Money waiting.

Cheers

Eurobike 2010: Show set-up spy shots

Trek, Orbea, Litespeed, Felt, Cube, KTM & door handles

Tour tech 2010: Take a peek at the AG2R and RadioShack bikes

The skinny on AG2R's Kuota KOM and Lance's new Madone

Trek Madone 6.9 SSL

Trek Madone 5.9 2011

Tour tech 2010: Trek launch Madone 6 Series SSL

Flagship models lose weight for 2011 + technology trickles down Madone ranges

Trek and Livestrong team up in "I Ride For" cancer initiative

Team RadioShack bikes to carry cancer survivors' names, while Lance gets custom Madone

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?