1980 Trek 910

While we here at Speed and Sprocket Cycle Works believe that ALL bikes are special, we have to admit that some bikes are just a little bit specialER. Take this classic Trek 910 road bike for instance. Based on its serial number, the frame was built in October of 1979, and probably sold at some point in 1980. Unlike current Treks, this early in Trek's history (they started producing frames in early 1976), the frames were sold to buyers or shops who would then pick their own build kit to turn it into a rideable steed.

This particular 910 is an interesting mix of Campagnolo and Shimano, with some other choice bits added into the mix.

A classic Cinelli cockpit to guide it.

The early Trek head tube badge. Also notice the matching green brake cable housing!

The bike rolls on a pair of beautiful, high flanged Normandy hubs.

Gorgeous Campagnolo bits - works of art that work!

And, matching green Campagnolo shift levers on the down tube!

Columbus tubing, use to be the gold standard! Also notice the old frame pump mounting bracket right below.

And...an odd Shimano 600 rear derailleur to mix it up a bit!