A Look at the 7 Series Trek Madone

2013 Trek Madone

2013 Trek Madone

The new Trek Madone incorporates aerodynamics, weight, technology, performance and ride feel.

Brakeless Seatstay

Brakeless Seatstay

Madone’s integrated brakes allowed Trek to redesign the seatstay, eliminating the brake bridge and removing reinforcing layers to shed weight without compromising performance. Unrestricted by the need for a brake mount, the stays are positioned for best performance with the KVF shape for maximum aero benefit.

Integrated Brakes

Integrated Brakes

Trek built front and rear brakes directly into the Madone fuselage to keep them hidden from the wind, reducing drag. In addition to improving aerodynamics, integrating the brakes eliminates the need for mounting plates and bolts, saving weight.

DuoTrap Compatible

DuoTrap Compatible

DuoTrap seamlessly integrates the computer sensor into the frame to measure speed, distance, and cadence with no added aerodynamic drag. It works with all the major ANT+ wireless technology players, including Bontrager, Garmin, PowerTap, and SRM.

KVF Fork

KVF Fork

The Madone’s all-new fork features KVF aero legs to minimize drag. Its ride-tuned sweep increases compliance for greater comfort, and unique molded carbon dropouts reduce weight and optimize the wheelbase. The new fork also increases lateral stiffness for ultra-precise handling.

KVF Head Tube

KVF Head Tube

Super-aero head tube is optimized at the leading and trailing edges for minimum drag.

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