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Trek EQUINOX 9

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  1. I've been looking hard a P2k which I was going to get mailorder, then my LBS
    gave me a price on this bike which just blew me away. This is the new 2005
    model and the frame looks an awful lot like the P2k. The Trek website isn't
    real forthcoming with anything other than basic component spec and geometry.
    There's virtually nothing about the frame whatsoever. They call it a ZR
    9000 and it's aluminum. That's all I know.

    Does anyone out there have any knowledge or know where I can learn anything
    about this frame.

    Thanks,

    Bob C.

  2. Bob, I would suggest you post this over on Slowtwitch.com (look for the "Forum"
    tab) as you will get very good advice and information there. I'm in the market
    for a new ride as well, so would be curious to see the response you get
    regarding this bike.

    Mike C

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    I've been looking hard a P2k which I was going to get mailorder, then my LBS
    gave me a price on this bike which just blew me away. This is the new 2005
    model and the frame looks an awful lot like the P2k. The Trek website isn't
    real forthcoming with anything other than basic component spec and geometry.
    There's virtually nothing about the frame whatsoever. They call it a ZR
    9000 and it's aluminum. That's all I know.

    Does anyone out there have any knowledge or know where I can learn anything
    about this frame.

    Thanks,

    Bob C.

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