2010 Trek Allant

The Trek Allant is Trek’s entry-level commuting bicycle. A 21-speed drivetrain featuring Shimano shifters and derailleurs is easy to use and reliable, and 36-spoke alloy wheels are both light and durable. Since carrying a bike is sometimes part of the commute, the Allant’s Alpha “white” aluminum frame is lighter than many chromoly steel frames, and won’t rust in a downpour. The included fenders, kickstand and rear cargo rack make your shopping list shorter. The Allant’s upright position afforded by upright handlebars makes negotiating traffic more comfortable.  more>>

2011 Trek 7.9FX

The refinement of Trek’s FX series continues through 2011, with the 7.9FX as the flagship of the line.  A full carbon-fiber Trek Carbon Technology frame with a Bontrager Nebula carbon-fiber fork provides a light and efficient backbone for miles of comfortable riding.  The frame has the IsoZone insert just above the rear brake caliper.  This vibration damping system will soak up rough and choppy pavement making the miles much more comfortable.  Considering clipless pedals?  This bike comes with a pair of Shimano 505 SPD-style pedals that will work with your favorite mountain bike or touring shoes.  The quality extends to the components with Shimano’s 105 triple crankset and 10-speed rear cogset.  Yes, that’s 30 speeds to get you over the steepest hills (or mountains!).  The Shimano more>>

2011 Trek 7.6FX and 7.6FX WSD

The 7.6FX is a machine that shares the same frame with the 7.7FX, but will leave a little more in your bank account.  Ladies, if you like the 7.6FX, but wish it came as a WSD model to fit you better, the 7.6FX is now built as a WSD model as well.  The same Alpha Black aluminum frame with the IsoZone insert is a light, efficient and comfortable platform for a day-long ride.  The carbon fiber fork lightens up the platform without losing stiffness.  The lightweight aluminum Bontrager SSR wheelset is shod in Bontrager Race Lite “Hardcase” tires for incredible puncture resistance.  The 7.6FX’s drivetrain has an FSA Vero triple crankset, with Shimano Derailleurs and a 9-speed SRAM cogset.  If you’ve been struggling with a heavy clunker for your laps around the lake, the 7.6FX will make every more>>

2011 Trek 7.5FX

Are you looking for a bicycle that will be better than a comfort bike, but not quite a road bike? The 7.5FX fills the gap between those two categories.  With a 27-speed Shimano drivetrain, the same Bontrager SSR wheels found on the 7.6FX, and an Alpha Black aluminum frame, the 7.5FX has no weak spots.  Bontrager supplies the Nebula carbon fiber fork, saddle, seat post, stem and handlebars, making for a strong and reliable component list.  When you want a light, quick responsive bike for fitness rides, Trek’s 7.5FX is tough to beat. Available in Platinum or Metallic Black. The fit of Trek’s WSD models extends to the 7.5FX, more>>

2011 Trek 7.2FX

Had enough of that big-box store bike?  Lousy fit, terrible shifting and bad assembly can discourage anyone from riding their bike, no matter how much they enjoy it.  Step up to Trek’s 7.2FX and discover what a bicycle is supposed to do for you.  Easy 24-speed Shimano trigger shifting, a lightweight Alpha Black aluminum frame, and alloy wheels will make your ride time much more enjoyable.  Even the grips are designed to be more comfortable or longer rides.  You can get the 7.2FX in a stunning Charcoal.  Bottle, fender and rack mounts will give your 7.2FX a useful side, more>>

2011 Trek 7500

The Trek 7500 is one bike that can take on the job of many. The new fork-crown suspension reduces weight, but still smoothes out the bumps in the roads and trails, and a solid component package for all-day rides. A 27 speed drivetrain with Shimano’s Deore mountain bike components ensure durability. The aluminum Bontrager wheels reduce more weight, while the adjustable suspension seatpost is still comfy. Braze-ons for bottle cages, fenders and a rear rack make the 7500 even more more>>

2010 Fisher Monona

A bike for more than just getting around town, the Monona is a versatile bike that can handle unpaved paths and trips in the countryside. The Gold Series hydroformed aluminum frame and cro-moly fork give a stellar ride quality, while the Bontrager Nebula alloy wheels are light for quick acceleration. The drivetrain is ready for tough, messy days featuring a Deore mountain bike rear derailleur and triple crankset. Bontrager SSR components take over duties in the handlebar, seatpost and stem department, while the Select City saddle completes this fantastic more>>