Monstercross/touring bike
Frame:
Trek 920 Disc, 100 Series Alpha Aluminium, "58"
Fork/Headset:
Trek "Alloy Adventure" Aluminium fork
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Sram S1000
Pedals:
Shimano PD-M530
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
SRAM: 11-36t / 28/42t
Derailleurs/Shifters:
SRAM X5 FD / X7 RD / 500 TT shifters
Saddle/Seatpost:
Brooks Cambium C-17 / Bontrager SSR
Brakes:
TRP Hylex
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Bontrager Duster Elite / Specialized Fat boy 45-622 tubeless
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Bontrager Duster Elite / Specialized Fat boy 45-622 tubeless
Accessories:
Bontrager racks & lights, SKS mudguards, Blackburn & Lezyne bottle cages, Helkama mudflap, Carradice Barley saddle bag & Karrimor front panniers
More Info:
I'm waiting for a Shutter Precision dynamo hub and going through possible rim choices. I'll probably end up getting a Supernova front light.
Bike History
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Added by JokkeA. Last updated about 8 years ago.
11 Comments
Rad rack indeed!
I'm scoping out one aftermarket, and I'm wondering if you know about the axle-crown measurement on the fork, and how far the low-rider eyelets are from the dropouts.
Posted about 8 years ago
How are you liking this so far? I'm trying to decide between buying this complete or building up a Surly Long Haul Trucker - decisions!
Posted over 9 years ago
So far so good. The bike rides like a truck, not what you'd call nimble, but good for touring use. Hydraulic disc brakes are amazing and bar-end shifters a lot nicer to use than I expected. Trek also has more space for larger tyres than the Surly. Visually I prefer steel frames, but 920 is growing on me.
Posted over 9 years ago
I actually placed an order for one two days ago! Should be arriving at the end of this week. I'm excited to it through the rounds and also doing some touring eventually.
Posted over 9 years ago
That front rack looks spot on, any idea on the model number or name? Thanks
Posted over 9 years ago
It's an original Bontrager item. It's not adjustable in any way so I'd say installing it to any other fork would be challenging at least. As a rack it is really sturdy and well built and even reasonably light.
Posted over 9 years ago
Photos
Thms says:
Hey ! Great looking bike !
How were the tubeless fatboy ? Easy to mount ? Not trying to escape the rim ?
Posted over 6 years ago
JokkeA says:
I think they were the hardest tubeless installation I've had. I also had them on my Salsa Vaya for a while, until I had quite a big puncture on one of them which made the tyre escape the rim.
Fatboys are so puncture resistant that I wouldn't bother running them tubeless.
Posted over 6 years ago