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Trek Madone 5.2 and 5.2 Pro

So what’s the difference between them? Hold your horses, we’re coming to that. Essentially, the 5.2 Pro has a more race-centric (did we just make that word up?) fit. Our 56cm model has a 140mm head tube compared to 170mm on the standard version for a lower ride position, and a slightly extended reach thanks to a 10mm longer stem. Plus, the 5.2 Pro has a traditional chainset while the straight 5.2 is fitted with a compact for a lower range of gears. However all the angles on both of the bikes are the same performance-oriented build, according to Trek both the bike's should interact with the road in the same way, what's different is the way the bike fits the rider: the Pro is essentially a performance bike with performance geometry and performance fit and the standard Madone is a performance bike with performance geometry, but with a less full-on fit.

So, the standard 5.2 has a more relaxed, sportive-friendly setup – what Trek call their Performance fit, the same as last year’s 5.2 – while the Pro is aimed more at racers.

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What’s different?

The 5.2s haven’t altered massively from last year’s models although they do now come with replaceable gear hangers; it’s a whole lot easier to fit a new hanger than to have your frame repaired should it all go horribly wrong. And the hanger is longer than before so it’ll take a larger cassette – up to 28T if you like (a handy bail out gear for the hills if you went for the Pro and its standard 53-39).

Routing to both the front mech and the rear brake has been improved and the colour schemes have been altered, but apart from that Trek have left things pretty much alone this time around.

So what are they like to ride?

The Madones are quick… very quick. Climb aboard and stomp on the pedals and you’re rewarded with a remarkable turn of speed. Maybe it’s just us, but with chunky tubes throughout we’ve always thought that the Madones look pretty heavy. They’re not. Far from it. Our straight 5.2 (56cm model) hit the scales at 7.64kg (16.8lb) while the 5.2 Pro was 7.58kg (16.7lb). And that lack of weight is evident immediately as you accelerate fast up through the gears.

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All manufacturers go on about how incredibly stiff their bottom brackets are but with the Madones it really is true… Rather than using a standard system where the bottom bracket bearings screw into but sit outside the frame’s BB shell, Trek house them inside a wider (90mm) shell and place them directly next to the bare carbon. This saves a little weight and also means that you get a colossal junction area where the down tube, seat tube and seat stays meet, so even when you turn on your best crank-bending power, that bottom bracket isn’t going anywhere.

The Q factor – the distance between the cranks – remains standard. And replacing the bearings when they wear out won’t be a problem: common standard-sized bearings to fit Shimano, SRAM, Bontrager, Campag and FSA are available.

With a 30mm shorter head tube and a 1cm longer stem, the 5.2 Pro puts you into a flatter and more aerodynamic ride position than the standard 5.2. You certainly feel that it’s a lower, head-led set-up. And with your body accounting for much more drag when you’re riding than the bike itself, that’s an important consideration if every second counts for you.

In other words, you will go a little faster on the Pro… as long as you’re comfortable in the more aggressive position. If you find it too low and start getting backache, the speed advantage quickly diminishes. It’s not like the Pro has an extreme ride position, though. Most people will get on with it fine. It’s more a question of ride character: do you want racy or slightly more relaxed? You pays your money and you takes your choice on that one.

Whichever model you go for, the 5.2s offer a stable, planted ride and a generous helping of ‘give’ in the frame keeps poor road surfaces from leaving you battered and bruised. Trek reckon this has a lot to do with their seat mast design – a carbon sleeve that clamps to the outside of the extended seat tube. Unlike some other systems, it doesn’t require cutting to length – which saves you some work and is handy if you ever want to sell the bike on. You choose from two different seat mast lengths and three different offsets in order to get the right fit.

The seat mast design requires only 30mm of overlap with the frame and it doesn’t need to be overbuilt and so, as well as saving weight, it can flex more than in a traditional system. It also means that, if you haven’t got one already, you should invest in a torque wrench because you really want to get the clamping bolts tightened just right to prevent any damage.

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This all results in smooth ride quality meaning that not only do you continue feeling good at the end of long rides, you can carry on getting the power in when your ride-mates are wilting. And that’s always good news.

Hit the hills and the lack of weight helps the Madones stay ahead of the pack. Bontrager’s Race Lite wheels are reasonably – though not incredibly – stiff and they’re lightweight (1,015g f, 1,417g r, complete with skewers and tyres fitted). The18 flat bladed spokes up front and 20 at the rear held the rims straight throughout testing too – no drama there.

The slightly lower front end of the 5.2 Pro means you can get right over the top to wrestle it about that little bit easier on the killer gradients, but you might prefer the gearing of the straight 5.2 when things get really steep. Although both come with Shimano Ultegra SL cranks, the 5.2’s is a compact with 50/34T chainrings up front and a 12-25T cassette (it’s also available as a 52/39/30 triple); the Pro model comes with a traditional 53/39T setup matched to an 11-25T cassette. So, if you struggle on the climbs or you just want the confidence of low gears for winching up the steep stuff late in the day, the straight 5.2 could be the one for you.

Those Ultegra SL gears, second in Shimano’s groupset hierarchy behind Dura-Ace, worked flawlessly throughout testing. Lightweight and simple to use whether you’re on the hoods or the drops, they’re hard to fault, and the ice grey looks add a little something too.

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Both bikes are excellent descenders largely thanks to the Bontrager Race X Lite fork which holds things steady through tight twists and turns. Built with carbon legs and crown, it’s very light weight and the lower section of the aluminium steerer is 1 1/2in in diameter rather than the usual 1 1/8in for added strength and rigidity. Steering is super-accurate so you get the confidence to abandon caution and attack everything full-on. Even hard braking at the last second isn’t a problem – and the Ultegra SL callipers pack a lot of power.

Both Madones offer an excellent blend of speed and comfort with genuine performance innovations like the integrated bottom bracket system and the aero seat mast design setting the bikes apart from the crowd. Two-and-a-half grand is a lot to spend on an Ultegra SL-equipped rig but you are getting a pretty special frame and forks package here. Should you go for the straight 5.2 or the Pro version? We’d be on the Pro because we prefer both the more racy geometry and the bigger gearing, but if you are a compact fan, and there are a few of them around here, and want a more standard set-up the straight 5.2 is the sound choice.

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Mat has been in cycling media since 1996, on titles including BikeRadar, Total Bike, Total Mountain Bike, What Mountain Bike and Mountain Biking UK, and he has been editor of 220 Triathlon and Cycling Plus. Mat has been road.cc technical editor for over a decade, testing bikes, fettling the latest kit, and trying out the most up-to-the-minute clothing. We send him off around the world to get all the news from launches and shows too. He has won his category in Ironman UK 70.3 and finished on the podium in both marathons he has run. Mat is a Cambridge graduate who did a post-grad in magazine journalism, and he is a winner of the Cycling Media Award for Specialist Online Writer. Now over 50, he's riding road and gravel bikes most days for fun and fitness rather than training for competitions.

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This is one of the finest reviews I have seen yet on the Madone, or any bike for that matter. It mentions the technical details but doesn't feature them. Instead this review gives a more practical overview of the bike as it pertains to the rider. It's nice to know about the unique seat mast design and the internal BB system but what does that mean to the rider in terms of feel, fit, finesse, and efficiency? Instead of dazzling us with technical jargon, this review nails down what the rider needs to know to make a decision. Kuddos to the reviewer for a nicely written piece.

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This review is spot on - the madone is a comfortable, yet light and responsive bike.

three things though - a) the 12cm standard seastmast has a limited range, and if you need the 16cm seatmast to gain a correct fit - budget £120 for this.

b) I'm surprised you didn't mention the uncomfortable racelite saddle that comes with it - this was the first thing I changed. Even a £20 charge spoon will be better.

c) my madone had an annoying 'crack' from the BB area when applying force to the pedals - this seems to have disappeared after the LBS regreased the bearings, but others have had similar problems.

nevertheless, relatively small niggles in an otherwise excellent bike.

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The Madone 6.9 2009 bike is equipped with 700c carbon wheels when leaving the factory. There is no doubt, that 700c wheels are very popular on all road bike models. However, these wheels don’t perform so well when passing over obstacles.

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Does anyone know where I can find geometry data on 2006 Madone (or any older models for that matter)? gw  

This is from 2005, but it's good for 2006 as well.  

Thanks Just what I needed....  

Don Duende

www.trekbikes.com and search archive and they have a lot of info there. Or Google trek arhive year model and it should take you there.  

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Thanks wim, that is exactly what I needed - a bit of Googling lead me straight here. I was just offered a 2006 Madone frame and needed this info to make a decision.  

I've test ridden and borrowed a new madone 5.2 and find the ride strikingly similar to my old 5500. It seems pretty "disconnected", meaning you don't really feel anything. I guess, for a comfort bike, or tourer, it would be good. Plus the geometry is kinda strange. I'm used to, and prefer a tighter rear triangle. The steeper HTA, manages to shorten things up a bit, but it takes away from the "surging" feel you get when you really stomp on it. If they went more "traditional" with the geometry, I'd ditch the bonti wheels, and be all over it. enjoy and please post pics and ride report...  

Thanks for the comments, maybe I should supply a little background - I bought a 2007 Madone 5.0 on closeout last Fall after the brand new Madones were released. I'm completely happy with it, but now my wife is looking to upgrade from an aluminum frame to carbon. I saw the 2006 Madone 5.2 frameset offered for a great price, and wanted to check that it is the same geometry as my 2007. Both frames are the same nominal size, and my wife has ridden mine and been pleased with it. I wasn't aware that the geometry is not so "traditional." The Madones do have a pretty long top tube, but that is something that my wife wants. Her current bike (an Oryx Racing-2300) is even longer in the top tube than the '06 and '07 Madones, despite the Oryx having a shorter seat tube - the long top tube is a feature that she wants to retain. Plus, she wants a reasonably steep seat tube, so this frameset would seem to be just right. Being disconnected and not really feeling the road is not a problem, another of the framesets that she's considering is the Specialized Roubaix, which we be going even more in the 'disconnected' direction - with the overhaul that they've done for the 2009 version, maybe we can get a 2008 for a good price. We need bikes built for all-day comfort, not lightning-quick sprinting ability.  

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Since there is no such thread - i will make it.  

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The two tower of the 'Village' are great, but all the designs of the Medical Center are terrible.  

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909 said: The two tower of the 'Village' are great, but all the designs of the Medical Center are terrible. Click to expand...

The medical centre looks like a bunch of Quality St boxes stacked next to eachother, not good at all!  

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those are nice projects but I don't like The Medical one.  

i removed first picture. i think second design is final.  

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http://www.m-2.ru/themes/default/message.asp?folder=1870&matID=19772 Japanese architect Kiyonuri Kikutake is working on new residential project for Mirax Group corporation. Mirax is planning to build it on the bank of Moscow-river on west of Moscow. There are two different versions currently considering by Mirax. First is tower over 70 storeys tall and second with less than 70 storeys.  

i would have thought those 3 hospital towers would be linked by skybridges to make it easier to move patients around as for the towers themselves, they're not briliant but they're not bad either i like the other 2 projects more though  

I'll withhold judgement on the three medical centre towers until I can see a better render.  

some news, shortly Inteko announced project of business complex on west of Moscow. Setun' Hills is 24 hectares area where will be build 570 thousand sq m business center. This project estimated in $700-800mln. It was presented on MIPIM. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RIGroup announced project of 100 thous sq m business complex near Krokus-City in Myakineno (main business center of moscow province on 66-68 kilometers of MKAD freeway, so called Moscovia-City. at least 1mln of sq m). Esitimated cost is $100mln ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Owners of WBD foodstuffs company announced project of business complex in Big City on territory of 4th moscow milling factory. Buying and moving factory to another placed costed them $100mln. Project of 1mln sq m business complex is estimated in $1bln. And in $1,5-2bln if with highrise construction. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Development investments in Moscow reached $25,2bln in 2005. It is 64,4% more than in 2004.  

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The towers of the medical center have the really nice look and I don't understand why the other guys don't like it  

I really like the village development. it is amazing, how many towers are currently going up or being planned in moscow. no other city in europe can beat that.  

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very nice proyects for a great city !!  

Coth are those 3 medical buildings going to be hospitals, If so I think they are going to be the highest hospital buildings in the world ?  

Yes, possibly will be tallest if will be built. But i'm not sure this design is taller of 143 meters. However, only 37 thous out of 190 thous sq m will be for medical usage. Other will be rehabilitation center, recreation zone, kindergarten and apartments.  

^well since they are approved I suppose they are going to build it ?  

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coth said: some news, shortly Inteko announced project of business complex on west of Moscow. Setun' Hills is 24 hectares area where will be build 570 thousand sq m business center. This project estimated in $700-800mln. It was presented on MIPIM. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RIGroup announced project of 100 thous sq m business complex near Krokus-City in Myakineno (main business center of moscow province on 66-68 kilometers of MKAD freeway, so called Moscovia-City. at least 1mln of sq m). Esitimated cost is $100mln ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Owners of WBD foodstuffs company announced project of business complex in Big City on territory of 4th moscow milling factory. Buying and moving factory to another placed costed them $100mln. Project of 1mln sq m business complex is estimated in $1bln. And in $1,5-2bln if with highrise construction. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Development investments in Moscow reached $25,2bln in 2005. It is 64,4% more than in 2004. Click to expand...

The new scans help to understand better the project of the business centre and to consider better its basic details and advantages, but it would be desirable to learn more about the project Thanx for the scans coth…  

Courchevelle said: Last project look awesome !! How far along are the two closer structures? Is it far from the Kremlin? Click to expand...
Skyman said: The new scans help to understand better the project of the business centre and to consider better its basic details and advantages, but it would be desirable to learn more about the project Thanx for the scans coth… Click to expand...
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