RADIOSHACK NISSAN TREK Bikes Now Available Through Trek’s Project One Program

Trek has just added the new team bike paint scheme for Radio Shack Nissan Trek Bikes to the Project One custom offerings.
PRESS RELEASE: Trek Bicycle has made the new RADIOSHACK NISSAN TREK team paint scheme, emblazoned upon the team’s 2012 Trek Madone 6.9 SSL and Speed Concept 9.9 available to cyclists across the globe through the company’s Project One custom bike program. The new scheme, available for order now at all authorized Trek Project One retailers, was unveiled at the team’s launch in Esch-Sur-Alzette, Luxembourg. Crafted by Trek’s internal Design Studio, the new team’s ride is available now on Madone 6 series and Speed Concept 9-series ordered through Project One. The Madone 6.9 SSL above is the Radio Shack Nissan Trek Bikes team edition and runs $11,686.48 as shown.
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Comments
where are the batteries hidden?
Trek blows
They finally hidden the batterie of di2 atleast on the madone
Comely, but a tough call between one of these and a Ducati Multistrada 1200
http://www.trekbikes.com/ca/en/bikes/road/race_performance/madone_6_series/madone_6_9_ssl_radioshack_nissan_trek
The battery for the madone is on the bottom bracket.
Understated leopard trek-ish paint job is boring. Radio Shack bike was better.
They are exactly the same placement as the madones for the Di2 battery…under the bb
nice USA made bike.
Lance blows
What about for the Classics? Same bike? Don’t think so.
I would never buy or ride one, but it’s a nice subtle scheme. And that disc is pretty sweet looking.
Posers rejoice!!
Plain and simple, I like it.
nice bike.
yes, Brandon, we know you can’t afford one.
Wait, I thought posers rode Cannondales…er, I mean, Colgnagos….no, DeRosas………..not those, uhm, Blue……no, it’s Time or Look……no……….Posers ride Trigon……no…………..BMC……….wait…….Scott……..no, “posers” ride whatever they’re riding when asshats call them “poseurs.”
I find it really nice. From my point of view, regarding bike design, less is more.