Trek has unveiled two new Madone models that become the cheapest disc brake Madones in the range. The Madone SL 6 and Madone SL 7 are made from a lower grade of carbon than the existing SLR models and feature a traditional-style handlebar and stem rather than a single-piece design.

We showed you the Trek Madone SL 6 Disc last week, and there’s a Madone SL 7 Disc (below) too.

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“The all-new Madone SL 6 Disc and Madone SL 7 Disc feature the same advanced aerodynamics, ride quality, and integration as Madone SLR models, but they’re built with higher-value 500 Series OCLV Carbon and are equipped with a traditional bar and stem,” says Trek.

The existing SLR models are built with Trek’s highest-grade 700 Series OCLV Carbon.

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Check out the Trek Madone SLR 9 Disc here 

The new Madone SLs share many of the Madone SLR’s features, including the frame shape – they come out of the same moulds – and the same fork, so the aerodynamic performance is identical. 

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The new models also feature Adjustable Top Tube IsoSpeed, which allows you to fine-tune frame compliance via a slider. On both SL and SLR models, the IsoSpeed unit is damped (the return movement is controlled) to smooth, controlled feel on the road. 

Find out about adjustable IsoSpeed 

A 56cm Madone SL frame, which has clearance for a 28mm tyre, comes with a claimed weight of 1,225g (that’s painted and with the seat mast and all hardware installed). 

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The separate handlebar and stem that you get on the Madone SLs helps keep the price down and also allows you to attach clip-on aero bars. 

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The Madone SL 6 Disc is fitted with a Shimano Ultegra (mechanical) groupset, including hydraulic disc brakes, and Bontrager Aeolus Comp 5 carbon wheels (1,860g claimed weight ).

The Madone SL 7 Disc has the Di2 (electronic shifting) version of Ultegra and Bontrager Aeolus Pro 5 carbon wheels (1,605g claimed weight).

We’ve asked for UK prices but we don’t have them yet. The US prices are:

• Madone SL 6 Disc $4699.99
• Madone SL 7 Disc $6499.99

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You can see the new bikes on the US version of Trek’s website