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Submitted by
GeorgieGee
a Cross-Country Rider
from Breesport, NYDate Reviewed: October 10, 1999
Strengths:
Lightweight, well-designed replacement for Trek Y bike rear triangle.Weaknesses:
Not ready for disc brakes.Bottom Line: Liked my Y bike enough to keep it and upgrade, but corporate giant Trek does not sell aluminum rear triangles unless it's a warranty replacement. Screw Trek; I spent $350 bucks on a specialty rear triangle made by Boulton Fabrication. It has real bearings (not bronze bushings) and is slightly longer than stock Trek rears for better downhill stability. I do a lot of climbs, and have not noticed any problem with the longer chainstays. Eric Boulton is one serious frame builder, and Trek lost a sale because of its Big Brother policies. The bottom line is I'll ride my improved Y3 until its welds break!
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Similar Products Used:
Tried to buy a rear triangle from Trek, but they would sell me one.
Bike Setup:
Trek Y3, with chromoly rear triangle
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