Trek 2014 Speed Concept Service Guide

Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle manual cover
Pages 57
Year 2014
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Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle Specification

The Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle is engineered for optimal aerodynamic performance and speed, catering to triathletes and time-trial competitors. It features an advanced OCLV Carbon frame, which ensures a lightweight yet robust structure designed to minimize drag. The frame's Kammtail Virtual Foil tube shapes enhance aerodynamic efficiency, while the integrated stem and fork further reduce air resistance. Its Bontrager Race Lite wheels complement the aerodynamic design, providing a balance of speed and stability. The bike is equipped with a Shimano Ultegra drivetrain, offering precise and reliable shifting performance essential for competitive racing. The Speed Concept's integrated cockpit system, featuring adjustable aerobars, allows for customization to achieve the optimal rider position for comfort and efficiency. Internal cable routing not only maintains the bike's sleek appearance but also enhances aerodynamics. The bike includes Bontrager RXL Hilo saddle designed for comfort during long rides, and a Speed Fin front brake system that provides powerful stopping power without compromising aerodynamics. With its combination of innovative design, cutting-edge materials, and high-performance components, the Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle is an elite choice for serious cyclists aiming to achieve their personal best in competitive events.

Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle F.A.Q.

How can I adjust the seat height on my Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle?

To adjust the seat height, locate the seat post clamp, loosen it using an Allen key, adjust the seat to your desired height, and then retighten the clamp securely.

What should I do if my Trek Speed Concept's gears are not shifting smoothly?

Check the derailleur alignment and cable tension. If needed, adjust the barrel adjuster on the derailleur to fine-tune the shifting. Ensure the chain and drivetrain are clean and lubricated.

How often should I service the brakes on my 2014 Speed Concept?

It's recommended to check the brake pads every 1,000 miles or sooner if you notice reduced braking performance. Replace the pads if they are worn, and ensure the brake cables are free of frays or corrosion.

What is the best way to clean my Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle?

Use a mild soap and water solution with a soft brush to clean the frame and components. Avoid high-pressure water as it can damage bearings. Dry the bike thoroughly and lubricate the chain after cleaning.

How can I fix a flat tire on my Trek Speed Concept?

First, remove the wheel from the bike. Use tire levers to remove the tire from the rim, locate and patch or replace the inner tube, and then re-install the tire and wheel. Ensure proper inflation before riding.

What type of maintenance should I perform regularly on my Trek Speed Concept?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning and lubricating the chain, checking tire pressure, inspecting brakes and gears, and ensuring all bolts are tight. Perform these checks every few weeks or after long rides.

How do I transport my Trek 2014 Speed Concept Bicycle safely?

Use a bike rack designed for your type of vehicle. Secure the bike using straps and ensure it is stable. If using a roof rack, be mindful of height restrictions. Consider removing the front wheel for a more secure fit.

What should I check if my Trek Speed Concept feels unstable during rides?

Check if the wheels are properly aligned and true. Inspect the tire pressure and ensure it's within the recommended range. Examine the headset and handlebar stem for any looseness or play.

How can I improve the aerodynamics of my Trek 2014 Speed Concept?

Ensure your body position is aerodynamic by adjusting the handlebar height and seat position. Consider wearing tight-fitting clothing and using aero wheels and helmets to reduce drag.

Why is my Trek Speed Concept making a clicking noise when I pedal?

Inspect the pedals, bottom bracket, and chainring bolts for tightness. A common cause of clicking noises is a loose component in the drivetrain. Regularly lubricate the chain to prevent noise from dirt and friction.