Car trek Madone is amazing just by looking at its shape. It was designed by artist Damian Hurst, and the frame of the car was decorated with flashes and transparently coated with butterfly wings. This car has been classified as "terrible barbarism" by people who treat animals humanely.

Armstrong, the overlord of the Tour de France, once won the championship in the 2 1 day race on this bicycle, which is also the only mount in the world with seven consecutive championships. Finally, this bicycle was auctioned at Sotheby's cancer welfare auction for a sky-high price of $500,000.

Such an excellent frame design, coupled with the price of 2000 pounds for the whole vehicle, will inevitably lower the grade in some places, but Trek is still very considerate of users. First of all, they use the transmission system of Shimano Ultegra, and only simplify the brakes and flywheel into the same excellent 105 series. At the same time, Shimano R565 is used for dental discs.

There is no compromise on the choice of wheels. The new racing wheelset of 20 13 provided by Bontrager, a subsidiary of Trek, is used. It has beautiful design, small hub with high-quality bearings and excellent sealing performance. It uses spokes with variable diameters. Brand-new rims are compatible with vacuum tires.

The race wheel set is matched with Bontrager's R 1 tire-although the specification is 23mm, it is actually a little wider than this, and we think this is better. This slight difference can maintain the tire grip under low tire pressure in winter without increasing the risk of puncture. As you might expect, Bontrager also provides other components for Madone.