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NEW! Trek Domane gets more aero and more comfortable
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- We went to Italy to try out Trek's third-generation Domane. It's 27% more compliant and saves you 12W at 40km/h. Plus it has REALLY big tyres (for a road bike).
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I love the storage space in the down tube. I have seen that on Specialized MTBs and always wanted that for my road bike. Safe storage, no ugly saddle bag and it frees up your jersey pockets. Why are not more manufacturers doing that?
Trek Domane vs. Specialized Roubaix Fight!
These are for the occasional gravel rider or the cyclist who prefers riding to and from the trail or fire road with a minimum of compromise. Trek has clearly spent its engineering resources at the rear of the bike, while Specialized focused at the front. I've sampled both, albeit the last generations. Both really work to remove high frequency "noise" on bad roads or light gravel but become overwhelmed by large hits. Expected. The effect is similar to running an extra 10mm wide tire with 30 to 40 lower psi without the increased rolling resistance or heft. My condensed opinion is the Trek has the advantage in seated climbs and sweeping turns while the Roubaix will do better on steeper, chattery descents while feathering the front brake. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I prefer the silhouette of the Roubaix. I'll also add that while the Trek has done an admirable job of hiding away the guts of the Isospeed from casual view it appears all the exposed seams, fasteners, trap doors, and cable retention will inevitably require additional care and cleaning. Ultimately, I think Trek edges out a victory simply because of the increased tire clearance. I know for fact that the Roubaix will accommodate 38mm x 650b (42mm in front) and it would be interesting to see what the Domane can swallow for road plus adopters.
You should also try Giant Defy Advanced Pro. They're very comfortable and fast.
With the state of the roads in the uk right now a Domane looks very appealing! I can’t believe I used to ride 20mm... just wouldn’t be possible nowadays 😐
These top models usually focused on seem pointless. I can’t see many dropping 10k. I’m guessing most people are spending 1500 to 2500 or so. Need more vids on the bikes the masses buy. Thx.
Get one of my custom framesets. Build it up 7.2kg with XTR pedals for about 1500USD. Watch my vids about it.
The top end models garner interest and the high price makes the lower end bikes appear cheap by comparion.
durianrider You're doing custom now? Sweet!
brianmcg321 custom via straight out of China
Haribo storage is a must.
It is completely vital and should be standard on all bikes 😂
Love that doddler in the back!
Just bought Trek Domane AL 4 today!
Wow! The bald guy is _really good_ at repeating what the Trek Marketing guy said, almost word-for-word!
"Thanks" for the critical analysis and insight.
They travelled to Italy to go test a bike that was made in China.
@@SurpriseMeJT An American bike.
I know. Switched off after a while. Pointless having these 2. But, hey, you get these toffs in all bike shops in London. Having a posh accent means naff all.
If you slammed the stem, how much slower would this be over something like a Madone?
One has to think that any new Checkpoint will be quite different; as this new Domane seems to do most of the things that does. Maybe any new Checkpoint will now allow for a choice of wheel sizes; 650 or 700 And maybe 1x will be available also??
Great review guys. The 2021 SL5 is amazing.
Good afternoon! Many thanks for great review! Can you please help me choose best endurance bike? For now, looking between Trek Domane SLR 7 and Canyon Endurace CF SLX Disc 9.0 Di2. What are the main advantages and disadvantages of those bikes? Or maybe you can recommend something else? Price is ok for me. Thanks in advance
Have a 2018 SL5 Disc and I fitted 38c on them.
Does the SL version have front iso speed?
At 6:07 you mention that is a full integration option for the cables. Which model handle bar/stem combo would allow for this?
Was also looking for an answer to this...
What type of seat post do they use for the new Domane? I hate the seat mask type they have on the current Domane. It such a PITA to adjust the saddle. Also, love the storage. I thought that's a brilliant idea. I remember Spez ruby has that compartment, but I don't fit with Spez. Do they allow to buy Project One frame only? I love that lava paint, but I don't buy a full bike anymore.
I literally fell asleep watching this.
No one has mentioned the weight yet.....🤔
Cause this bike is the heaviest bike Trek released :')
Frame alone 2.25kg. Heavy thing this..
its like 19 lbs-21 lbs depending on model
It's 500 pounds!
Great review guys... what do you think about this bike compared to the Specialized Roubaix or Cannondale Synapse? I have a 2021 Domane SL5 on preorder with my LBS but it won't be in until September. The Roubaix and Syanpse are available to me now. Should I wait?? Thanks...
Lots of passion in this video....I guess when you paid to say the same things everyone else is saying about a product it is hard to be individual and passionate.
^^ True this
where is your video review? i wonder if you get invited to these events......
This bike was really easy to assemble czcams.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA and required very few adjustments out of the box. The wheels did not require any truing/adjustments. The frame had some small scratches, but nothing major.I did replace the seat though - the seat it came with was very uncomfortable. The tires need to be re-inflated every 4-5 days, but this appears to be quite common for the narrow 700x25 tires.Overall, in my opinion, this bike looks and rides like a much more expensive bike.
What's the ideal tire pressure?
What would be your pick between the Domane and the Madone now? Let's say the Madone SLR 6 and the new Domane SLR 6 or maybe SL 5.
Charlie Livingston get an sworks lol
Madone if you do sprints and racing. Domane if you want comfort during long rides. It's an endurance bike. Their geometry are different. Get the Domane SLR 7 with Shimano Ultegra Di2. I'm saving right now for the Specialized S-Works Roubaix. ;)
µshot_singer ah there you go... specialized still the best imo. Tarmac and Venge! I read the previous model Tarmac and it’s so much fun. I also like cannondale evo himod.
Trek guy did not sound like a bike rider, referee to it as a "PRODUCT"
that's corporate for you, no passion
Looks like a great winter bike! Just hate disc brakes
You are talking about the bike expertly featured at 10:38 right? It comes in xxxxxxs ?
lol!
Is the claim of 12 W at 40 km/hr based on wind tunnel data or CFD of the bare bike or a bike with a rider, water bottles, etc. on the bike in a wind tunnel or with CFD. Bare bike results could be irrelevant since things like water bottles and the rider are going to change the flow past the bike tremendously.
Will they be releasing alloy versions of this 3rd gen Domane anytime soon?
Anyone know what color that red marble looking one is at 7:30? I assumed it was a project one but I Couldn’t find it on the trek site.
Sshhhh quiet!
I'm trying to hear the grass grow
Is the domane sl 5 a good race bike or is it just to heavy?
We have 2 sl5. I live in an overly abundant area of massive hills and the sl5 is a great rider, up hills, and at 40mph going down. Thats well above the 40Kmh you hear about people often riding. Yes, the sl5 is amazing and unless you are racing pro, will be awesome in just about any race. And very comfortable.
is the sl5 wheels puncture resistant ?
whats better
domane sl7 or checkpoint sl7 ?
in my country there tons of potholes and shattered small glasses from beers
Love my SL5. Thinking about replacing the 32s with 30s for 100psi and hopefully a bit more speed.
@@pyrtwistPyrtwistWorldInMotion You run 28s at 80 psi, so how can you run 30s at 100 psi?
Why do they bring this out when I've just bought a Ridley X-Trail?
you'll be happy with the ridley I have one and have loved it.
Haha, there's always a new bike around the corner!
You pay 2500€ for tge Domane SL and they dont even give you 105. Such a scam
I would only use the bike to ride on the road. So those thick tires are a letdown for me. I now drive with 25 mm tires and possibly switch to 28 mm. I do not want wider tires because the rolling resistance increases. Can I mount 28 mm tires on the standard rims of the Domane SL?
Yes u can. I run them. Thats what comes on the rim brake versions of the previous models. And use the same wheels. 25's are even doable
Most tyres on road bikes aren't gonna be the ones you want. Just wear them out then put on whichever you prefer. Most important is BB, frame and gearing (well, actually it's the rider).
Nice red painting ... i dont see this paint on Trek website ... just normal red colour ... Where i can buy bike in this painting ?
Have you tried Project One?
@@roadcc thanx for tip.... on this moment project one site dont work correct i try this leater .... thanx again
How many people here can hold 24mph for an hour? Solo, as being in a peloton means you aren't breaking the wind...
How cool is that?!?!!!
Great bike but again, they should be made here in the food ol USA and be a hell of a lot cheaper. Wowzers the average Joe who can get away with buying a bike to last him over 7 to 10 years is just north of $2.5k, really. I’ve been riding bikes since I was 10 years old and all my bikes last me 10 years. The improvements are fantastic but the cost is terrible. I’ll just have to wait and get a used one off eBay.
Anything in the USA is MORE expensive - Trek is an expensive brand period.
What’s 5he weight of the new Domane
Domane SLR 9 with red etap axs = 8.17kg.
My 2017 Diverge Expert with ultegra is just a tad over 8.5 kg. Idk man it is all marketing.
@@rajeshkannan_s yikes that's a lot
Too heavy
They got rid of that awful seatpost from the previous generation. I had the checkpoint sl5 which had that same system, horrible!!!
This bike is too much money, I’d rather get a domane sl6
Confortable ? No. this bike is hard on slick tires, even with the isospeed.
Note that on Domane + series, when you do not use the battery for more than 15 minutes, you need to remove it to reset it and reinstall it, a stupid procedure that does not exist to other manufacturers. Then the removal of the battery is much harder (because the eject button is very hard to displace) than on a VTC like e.g. Cube Kathmandu.
Then not easy to climb steep roads (10-15% or more) with a so low couple, or you are muscled and trained.
Don't believe the hype 💵💶💷❓❓❓
cheap looking stem