2021 | TREK MADONE Di2 SLR7 | overview, upgrades and 360° cameras on the bike |

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TREK MADONE SLR6 (as bought) - upgraded to SLR 7 spec with Di2 Ultegra 11 sp, 4iii Power Meter and fitted with Bontrager RT Flare rear light Bluetooth (along with Di2) to Garmin Edge 530.
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[@1stElement]

Back in the day, my dream bike would have been Battaglin like Roche used to ride. What's your dream bike, past or present?

[@stevenshaw6766]

I have a Madone from 3 years ago, the last of the rim brakes. I love it! A little on the heavy side but, it's an aero bike and not a climber but, neither am I a climber. I also have a 52/34 chain set, it gives me the speed on the flat and a little bit more assistance with those pesky climbs. My local Trek dealer has that exact bike in the shop and I am seriously tempted but, with 3 other bikes I'm running out of space. Great looking bike and a good revue.

[@TriathlonDan]

Maaaan I've been waiting for this one! Very very nice indeed mate! Looks like you ordered it at the right time last year before the supply chain went to ****

[@1stElement]

Well it took a month and a half and 9 different suppliers from around Europe (those that would shop to the U.K...) to get the parts - I reckon all in all it took about 4 days of research to find the parts and order them. It’s chaos mate..!

[@jame5anders0n]

Very nice 👍

[@halgo1958]

Lovely bike mate!! Absolutely beautiful 😻 very jealous!

[@1stElement]

Says the man with the Pinarello...!

[@halgo1958]

@@1stElement but mine is a few years old now and I think I definitely need disc brakes now! 🤔

[@1stElement]

Utter game changer for descending and rain for me... live you bike though mate..!! Still - but a new one, please.

[@okreidieh]

Great setup ... I actually also just upgraded from an early 2000s trek 5000 to the new madone SL6... Got an immediate speed boost and it's been a real joy ... Running 28 c tubeless though and that's crazy comfy ... Wouldve gone for your bike if money wasn't an issue but for now I'm super happy with mine as I'm sure you will be with yours... I was worried about abc aero bike being stiff but for my riding ... 35-60 miles I've come back super relaxed and comfortable each time... Anyways ... I hope your as happy with your purchase these are wonderful machines!

[@okreidieh]

Oh ... And fyi ... I also moved to a left sided power meter ( garmin) and it's read a significant amount lower even compared to my cycleops trainer which is reading after drive train losses ... I think that's just the name of the game if your stronger leg is on the right...

[@1stElement]

SL6 is a wicked bike and no mistake!! Glad you’re finding it as good as I am - it’s a beauty! As for the single sided PM - I’ve got a couple of PM’s that read single sided - the 4iii seems to read lower than all - but consistently..!!

[@bogeyman9979]

Mine is coming in 3 months with the same color 🥰

[@1stElement]

Ah man - I know it seems like a long time to wait but after that first pedal stroke - every single minute will have been worth it. Trust me - it’s an incredible bike! Let me know when you get it!

[@irondistance4313]

I am a huge fan of the Madone and the Trek Segafredo paint scheme you went with. Some day I want to build one of the Kamtail Madone’s. I agree I love these dang machines and think if you can afford it ride what you love. I currently have a cannondale synapse that I built with SRAM AXS love it, and I’m just finishing my upgrade on my Triathalon bike Diamondback Serious to SRAM 1x AXS I got to choose everything on it so is pretty much my dream bike at the moment.

[@1stElement]

100% on Trek - they’re bloody aces! You need to send me a pic of the Diamindback!!

[@irondistance4313]

@@1stElement i will get you a picture of my TT bike soon, trying to score her a me disc shoe this week. So I’m not going to show her off until then, you how important first impressions are. Ha ha. And heel yes I was thinking about it the Madone is the bike that brought World tour cycling to the US as Armstrong assaulted the peloton in the mid 90’s I can’t say much good about the man any more but I definitely drank the cool aide at that time

[@mlegrand]

You know me, I'm most interested in that camera mount! 📸 🙌

[@1stElement]

Hahaha..!! Links in the description, brother..!!

[@mlegrand]

@@1stElement - purchased! 💰

[@1stElement]

Hahaha - an easy sell!!

[@iswhatitis76]

hey guys where can i find the mount for the 360 camera that goes under the garmin? the only one i see is for the wheel

[@dustcat420]

Great Video, Great Bike, Lovely music But I'm broke student 😔

[@1stElement]

As was I once - well, not so much a student - but certainly very broke for years!

[@certain_ed]

Great video man! Where can I get that slick 360 camera mount?

[@1stElement]

Thank you!! The link to it is in the description actually! The metal mount - there’s an Amazon affiliate link to it (that means I get £0.000001 kick back or something but it doesn’t cost you any more..!) - thanks for the compliment though!

[@globetotters6802]

Great video thinking of upgrading from my Specialized Allez Elite to a Madone. Made the Allez feel like a brick when I test rode it. Great spot for the 360 camera but if you place it there then where are you mounting a headlight? Also where does the Bluetooth mount for thr di2? I’m looking at an SLR 7 but don’t think the Bluetooth is standard. 🍻

[@1stElement]

Thanks! Yep, it’s like climbing out of a Ford and hoping in a Ferrari, isn’t it..! Ok - headlight wise, I use a Fabric Lumaray light that sits under my Garmin - if I need a strong light at night I’d use something else but it would be too dark for the camera anyway, so would swap the mounts over. No, I don’t think the Bluetooth di2 connection is standard - but it’s easy to add - it can go anywhere within the cable matrix, so you’d just need the Bluetooth Di2 dongle and a short Di2 cable. My guess the easiest place to add it is under the Dow tube bottle cage access panel where the battery is clipped. Keep me posted - would love to know how you get on!!

[@MrDanishland]

Hi, Can you share more on the actual mounting for your Garmin and 360 Cam - has same bike and looking for same setup.. Any links and details would be appreciated.

[@1stElement]

Hiya - yep sure - so it’s the Trek Blendr mount direct to the handlebar with the Garmin mount on top - this is the duo mount: www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/equipment/cycling-components/blendr-integration/blendr-bases/bontrager-madone-handlebar/stem-blendr-duo-base/p/25908/?colorCode=black Then underneath is one of these mounted: amzn.to/3OwdEbV to extend the go pro mount further away under the Garmin Then this is at the end to thread the 360° camera on: amzn.to/3U2n40b It’s slightly refined now to what in this video but I’ve been using this set up for some time now and it’s full proof I use stem bolts with loctite on the threads to secure the go pro mounts to the blender mount - and I do have a little thin zip tie I use between the go pro arm and the arm of the Garmin mount just as extra security. Hope that helps? Send me vids when you’ve done it!!!

[@obed4593]

If only I could have a bike like this 😭 ß

[@raveryxlol]

great video, does the 4iii power meter on the non-drive side scratch against the chainstays or does it have enough clearance?

[@1stElement]

Thank you - no, on my bike there’s plenty of clearance - I can see how that might be an issue of some chain stay designs though...

[@bewster7]

Stunning stunning. I'm going off you 🤣🤣

[@1stElement]

Hahahaha - sorry dude!!

[@iswhatitis76]

hey guys where can i find the mount for the 360 camera that goes under the garmin? the only one i see is for the wheel

[@1stElement]

The Mount itself is attached to the Garmin computer mount which is part of the Madone handlebar - so - attached to that is the short go pro bar I linked to and then on the end of that is a small GoPro/thread adapter - like this: amzn.to/3AQo2nq Make sure you buy a metal one, plastic ones will snap after a couple rides - not nice seeing your 360° camera skidding away on the floor..!

[@jonathanbale6478]

Will be interesting to see what you think of the 4iiii power meter long term.

[@1stElement]

So far it’s been consistent JB - and that’s all I need - I’ve been able to alter the baseline to make it comparable to my other PM’s using the app and DC Rainmakers comparison tools. So far, so acceptable..!

[@jonathanbale6478]

Been thinking about the dual sided version as it has a reputation for not been affected by the Shimano right side crack issues. But a bit of a mute point as no one has any stock in a 165mm crank length.

[@1stElement]

Ah you ride 165mm’s! I see - yep - I might be tempted to get the drive side too at some point towards the winter..!

[@1stElement]

On another note - what about G in the final there..?!?

[@jonathanbale6478]

Loved the commentary “looks like G has been drooped from this group” then a little bit latter “no he’s attached”! Strong ride but a shame about the crash with 30m to go. I think his hand was just too cold and he pulled it off the bar. Think he’s still favourite going into the final TT.

[@alejandrocardona9172]

in case of traveling, how do you pack the cockpit? do you completely disassemble the handlebar?

[@1stElement]

That’s an excellent question - I was going to need to find out this summer to go to France but the plans have changed… I’m assuming yes - pop the whole cockpit off - the di2 and hydraulic cables go through the headset, so it could be fun…! I might ask the Trek Bristol team about it../

[@snow8342]

Great bike. Which size is the frame. Whats your hight. Cheers

[@1stElement]

Thanks - I’m 182cm and ride a 56 or 58 in Trek - the 56 fit me better for the Madone

[@ashikr....7174]

Price ?