Gallery - Michael Johnson's 1985 Trek 660
Michael's story about his "new" bike is not
quite as good as the antique car collector's dream of discovering a
Model "T" abandoned in a farmer's barn - but darned close.
Michael writes: "I bought my Trek 660 about six
months ago (Spring 2002). It was still in the original box. The owner
owned a bike shop and had it stored in his garage. I had to replace
the Modolo brake pads, tires and rear Ofmega derailler. The derailler
was made from a composite and it had cracked. I changed the pedals to
clipless but kept the original 600 pedals. The original leather seat
was cracked so I replaced it with a Brooks saddle. I kept the original
seat. I paid $50.00 for the bike. I ride 100+ miles a week. The 531
frame is fabulous."
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