2009 Trek Madone 6 Series - Project One Custom. 58 cm (Used)

Price Reduced 7/5

WOULD CONSIDER selling frame only (w/ fork, headset, bottom bracket).

2009 Trek Madone 6 Series w/ Project One custom paint. Theres only one of these, and its a beauty.

[Edit: I just noticed that the pics here make it look WAY more red than it is. Its orange. Like, really really orange. Firecracker orange. It is redder than like, tangerine… but its orange. Now you know]

Size is… hard to say? Seat tube is ~56 cm, but its an integrated seat tube, so… where to measure? Top tube is also ~56 cm. I have reached out to Trek with the S/N of this bike and hope to get the exact sizing information in the next day or so. I will update this post once I have it. That said… Im almost 62 and have been riding this for a few years. Fits like a modern 58 cm if I had to make an educated guess.

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I got Trek to send a geometry chart for 2009 models and my measurements put this at a 58cm size (which, for some reason, was a Medium for Trek in 2009). Here are most useful measurements:

Head Angle: 73.8

Seat Angle: 73.1

Effective Top Tube: 57.2 cm

Chain Stay: 41.1 cm

Bottom Bracket (height): 26.8 cm

Wheelbase: 99.2 cm

Standover: 78.5 cm

Seat Tube: 55.3 cm

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The best part: the frame is a 2009, but it was sold to me brand new in 2015, never having been ridden. It had, apparently, been build up on a shop floor, but was never sold as a complete bike. I built it up in 2015 with a mix of new Ultegra and some Dura-Ace that was a few years old at that point.

And then I started nursing and had two kids and barely had time to ride anymore. So… this bike has just shy of 1600 miles on it. I bought the Easton wheels ~3 years ago, and those have less than 1000 miles on them.

So yeah… this is a 2009 frame… anchoring what is an almost new bike.

I am a passable amateur mechanic and this bike has been well cared for. Cleaned and serviced regularly. Stripped and regreased at least yearly. As you can see, its in absolutely beautiful shape

Specs:

Weight: 17.0 lb. (as shown, without pedals)

Wheels: Easton EA90 SLX Tubless Ready (pre-taped, but not currently setup with tubless tires)

Tires: Continental GP 4000 700c x 23

Shifters: Dura-Ace 9 speed

Front: Dura-Ace

Rear: Ultegra 9 speed

Chain: Shimano HG 9 speed

Cranks: Ultegra 175

Chainrings: Shimano SG-X 39/52

Cassette: Shimano 9 speed 12/26

Brakes: Dura-Ace

Saddle: Selle Italia Forza (but have a few others that you can choose from if you need one)

Stem: Ritchey (way too long? Maybe 110-ish)

Bars: 3T 42-ish

Yeah… that about covers it. Local pickup preferred obviously, but I can ship through a local bike shop if necessary. Buyer pays actual shipping (usually ~$100 in US)

Dont let the 2009 part fool you. This bike is nearly new, and rides like it. Its butter, I tells ya.