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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 3
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Does anyone know much about the Trek1400? I found the 1000 and the 1200 but not this model. I know I want more than the Trek 1000 but can't afford much more.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 2
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Hey bmasch The Trek 1400 is a non-US model. If you go to the www.trekbile.com site you'll see that there are seperate sites for Trek USA and Trek Global. In the USA range there are only 1000 & 1200 models, internationally there's a 1000, 1200, 1400 and 1500. Just to add to the confusion the Intl 1200 is basically a 1000 with carbon fork and Tiagra gearing. The USA 1200 with its SL Aluminium frame is a lot more comparable to the Intl 1500. I'm in NZ and have got a 1000. In hindsight I'd probably have gone for the 1200 for the fork, but the 1000 does me fine. Good luck. Cheers, Hamsta |
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Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 37
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I've been looking at the Trek 1400, and you'll probably find that the 1400 has a much lighter and better finished frame than it's little brothers. Coupled with a full 105 groupset, it seems to be a very ood buy for the price. Although, it does have Tiagra brake calipers...not sure why..
Another one that has been recommended to me is a Raceline Pave. Tiagra/105 mix, good frame, excellent cranks/chainrings. Worth a look.. |
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