Timothy Slate

The Trek 5200 is an excellent road bike. Its light weight, has great
components and is a dream to ride. The frame is stiff for standing up on
hill climbs, but still cushy so you’re not beat up by the end of your
ride. I am the original owner and have taken great care to keep this bike
in excellent condition. The tires were put on at the end of last season
(2014) so are essentially new. Also included is a Cateye Strada double
wireless cyclocomputer (CC-RD400DW), and Look pedals. Asking $750

*FRAME & FORK*

*Frame Construction:* Bonded

*Frame Tubing Material:* Carbon fiber composite

*Fork Brand & Model:* ICON OCLV Air Rail

*Fork Material:* Carbon fiber composite, aero crown

*Front Shock:*

*Rear Shock:* Not applicable

*WHEELS*

*Hubs:* Bontrager Race

*Rims:* Bontrager Race Lite, 20-hole/24-hole

*Tires:* 700 x 23c Michelin PRO4 Endurance

*Spoke Brand:* Stainless steel, bladed

*Spoke Nipples:*

*Wheels:*

*COMPONENTS*

*Component Group:* Shimano Ultegra

*Front Derailleur:*

*Rear Derailleur:*

*Brakeset:* Shimano Ultegra Dual Pivot brakes, Shimano Ultegra STI Dual
Control levers

*Shift Levers:* Shimano Ultegra STI Dual Control

*Crankset:* Shimano Ultegra, 30/42/52 teeth

*Pedals:* Look

*Bottom Bracket:* 109.5mm spindle

*BB Shell Width:* 68mm English

*Rear Cogs:* 9-speed, 12 - 25 teeth

*Chain:* 1/2 x 3/32"

*Seatpost:* Bontrager Race

*Saddle:* Selle San Marco Era

*Handlebar:* Bontrager Race

*Extensions:* Not included

*Handlebar Stem:* Bontrager Race

*Headset:* 1 1/8" threadless Cane Creek S-2