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FA: TREK Aluminum Investment Cast Lugs & Tubing
TREK Aluminum Investment Cast Lugs & Tubing
In 1985, Trek introduced the first internally-lugged, adhesive-bonded aluminum road bike, the Trek 2000. We offer here three investment cast lugs and two lengths of aluminum tubing. Although these are the same components used by the factory to build the frames, they are salesman's samples for demonstrating to customers their features and assembly, and should not be considered framemaking materials. Included a Investment cast fastback style seat lug with TREK and angled brake cable guide cast into the aluminum. The binder bolt holes are also cast, but not threaded. The lug has a black felt marker "4" on one side and a red "X" on each stay, in felt marker. I was hesitant to remove these with solvent because I didn't want to risk discoloring the metal. Investment cast head lug, milled at the top and bottom. A bottom bracket lug that probably goes with a mountain bike. The other two are road lugs but the down tube diameter size here is larger. (Our Trek rep reached into his bag and pulled out three lugs...) It is milled and threaded on both sides. A 160mm length of aluminum top tube, internally flat on the seat lug end and chamfered on the other end to match the head lug bevel. A 450mm length of aluminum seat tube, internally chamfered on both ends. This fits the bottom bracket lug nicely. The seat lug is not beveled, so it's not a perfect fit. If the tubing were cut beyond the chamfered area (about 3/8"), it would fit snugly. If you're interested in this item, you may also wish to view our other auction of a Trek 2500 head lug and matching length carbon fiber tubing at http://tinyurl.com/hdyj starting bid = $12.50 http://tinyurl.com/mkh1 -- Don and Meg Jernigan The Ink Company 5930 Dillingham Avenue Shreveport, LA 71106 Phone: 318-773-2153 FAX: 253-369-5197 http://www.inkcobooks.com ________________________ |
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