1995 Trek 2100 Carbon Road Bike

1995 Trek 2100 Bicycle Type Road race & Triathlon MSRP (when new) $999.99 Weight 21.9 Size 56 cm (22") Color Ice blue w/natural carbon Frame & Fork Frame Construction Lugged Carbon Fiber Frame Tubing Material Carbon Fiber, with Easton aluminum stays Fork Aluminum Unicrown Components Drivetrain Component Group Set (Upgraded) Shimano 105 Brakeset (Upgraded) Shimano RX100 Super SDR Dual Pivot brakes, Shimano Flight Deck levers and fresh pads installed front + rear Shift Levers (Upgraded) Shimano Flight Deck 8 speed Dual Control Front Derailleur Shimano 105, bottom-pull/clamp-on 35.0 mm Rear Derailleur Shimano 105 Crankset Shimano 105, 36/46 teeth Pedals Shimano PD-A525 SPD (clipless) Rear Cogs 8 speed, 11 - 24 teeth Chain Shimano CN-HG51, 1/2 x 3/32" Seatpost System 1, 27.2 mm diameter Saddle Vetta TT Handlebar (Upgraded) FSA 2x butted aluminum 31.8mm with fresh black tape Stem (Upgraded) Cannondale C4 Headset 1" (Upgraded) Profile Design Wheels Hubs (Upgraded) Shimano 600 Rims (Upgraded) Mavic SUP CXP30 Deep V (period correct, some of the best available in their day) They are bomb-proof and make for razor-sharp steering. Finished in pale gold to complement the frame paint Tires (Upgraded)700 x 23c Continental Grand Prix 4 Season 23/622 700x23c Spokes Stainless steel, 2.0mm straight gauge Nipples Brass This baby is a creampuff, has been well cared for all of its life and it shows. The original paintwork with exposed carbon shows very well with only few imperfections to be mentioned in inconspicuous areas. It was made in the first years of carbon being introduced to the industry, so it benefits from an overbuilt lugged frame - handmade in the USA to a very high standard. This bike rides like a Ferrari, super quick and classy AF. Everything is nice and tight, shifts are butter-smooth, and brakes are adjusted to a T. It has roughly $500.00 worth of upgrades, all carefully selected to be tasteful and period-correct. I hate to sell it, but I have a...