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Replacement of Trek 730

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  1. I recently had my car, with a trek 730 on a bike rack, stolen. The
    car was recovered, but the Trek 730 was not.

    As part of the process, my insurance agent asked me to find a
    recommendation of a replacement bike, as the Trek 730 is not in
    production. Perhaps from a bike shop or some knowledgeable
    individual.

    So of course, I thought of the net.

    What is the current Trek model that is comparable to a 1990's era Trek
    730?

    Thanks!

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    I recently had my car, with a trek 730 on a bike rack, stolen. The
    car was recovered, but the Trek 730 was not.

    As part of the process, my insurance agent asked me to find a
    recommendation of a replacement bike, as the Trek 730 is not in
    production. Perhaps from a bike shop or some knowledgeable
    individual.

    So of course, I thought of the net.

    What is the current Trek model that is comparable to a 1990's era Trek
    730?

    Thanks!

    The 730 was a non-suspended hybrid-type bike, very similar to the current
    Trek "FX" series. In fact, the closest equivalent would be the 7.3FX model,
    currently selling for about $520. Here's a link to it-
    http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2008/bike_path/fx/73fx/

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

  3. bud said:

    I recently had my car, with a trek 730 on a bike rack, stolen.  The
    car was recovered, but the Trek 730 was not.

    As part of the process, my insurance agent asked me to find a
    recommendation of a replacement bike

    When I was struck by a hit & run, destroying the front end of a
    perfectly good 10-year old Bianchi Volpe, I get help from my car
    insurance with my medical expenses since they consider riding a bike
    the same as being a pedestrian, and cover those expenses under the
    'uninsured' motorist section, but nothing for my bike. But from what
    Bud is saying I think I would have been better off to call 911 and
    tell them that my car and my bike were stolen! Yeah, then I could
    have just called up the insurance company and said 'hey guess what, my
    car showed up in my driveway, now what are you gonna do about my
    BIKE!!!"
    ABS

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