Trek 1.1

If there's nothing wron with it, keep riding and enjoying your 1.1. Concentrate on upgrades that will make you more comfortable and more efficient on the bike--fit items like saddle, stem, and handlebar, and performance items like pedals and tires--and keep it in top-notch working order. That means keeping it clean and tuned and replacing parts when they become worn.

When you're ready for a new bike you'll know it, and you'll have better knowledge of the bike you want.

I've got a trek 1.1 that I love and when I first got it, I averaged 20 to 21 mph. After a few months it seemed like my average dropped to about 17-18 mph. I was worried that it was over training and I had my bike looked over just to be sure. My lbs mechanic looked at 1 thing and told me he knew what was gong on. The grease they use in the wheels is pretty thick and after a few hindered miles of use was gumming up the bearings. He changed the grease for a thinner type and now I'm going faster than ever. By the way I'm a bigger guy (215 lbs at 6'2"😉 so I fight a lot of wind and gravity It my just need a tune up