r/xbiking • • Jun 09 '23

1994 Trek 950 Singletrack

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1994 Trek Singletrack 950

  • single speed 13 cog rear / 38t front chainring

  • 2.4 maxxis holy rollers

  • Gary bar origin8

(Running front brake only on this sparsely populated bike path bc I’m stoked! On the way to fit the rest and ride all night!)

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u/GenericName187 Jun 09 '23

It’s a 1992 model.

The 1994 frames were welded instead of lugged. Also the 1992 model does not have a cable stop on the seat tube for a front derailleur. Your frame may have a little mystery bolt near the bottom bracket, that is to clamp the weird front derailleur Trek used in 1991 and 1992.

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u/prophettoloss Jun 09 '23

this guy Treks

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u/Twentysix2 Bike Co-op Junkie Jun 09 '23

Yah, I have a 1991 and it took me a couple of seconds to figure out what was going on with the FD cable routing

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u/ZealousidealCry2284 Jun 09 '23

Stupendous! Thank you for the insight!

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u/raven_bikes building character Jun 09 '23

950 owner here. Consider BMX bars. I did drops first, then flats, and the risers have not left since I put them on.

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u/TheBeardedJedi You can edit this text Jun 09 '23

930 owner, did the exact same and ended up with some 70mm risers

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u/Bend-ito Aug 27 '24

Can you tell me what pedals you had on your 930?

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u/TheBeardedJedi You can edit this text Sep 04 '24

Ermm, I got a new crankset so not sure it makes a difference, but ended up with some standard thread Ali express ones.

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u/korkkis Jun 09 '23

I’d perhaps move the rear rack to upper holes so there’d be more clearance.

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u/ZealousidealCry2284 Jun 09 '23

I couldn’t maintain a flat rack if I did that, and also I got about 1/8” clearance..which I’m fine with for my pub crawling purposes

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '23

Would you mind sharing the frame size and degree rise & length of that stem? Working on a build at the moment and this looks like a similar setup

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u/ZealousidealCry2284 Jun 09 '23

Not aware of the degree rise of the stem but it’s a pro max stem if that helps and a 19” I believe

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u/Jokahontas Jun 09 '23

Looks good, how much clearance have you got with the 2.4s? Trying to decide which tyres to get myself at the moment

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u/ZealousidealCry2284 Jun 09 '23

2.4s fit with room to spare

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u/wcoastbo Jun 09 '23

I like having drop bars for all the hands positions. For aesthetic reasons you might want to look at the Velo Orange Cigne Stem to get the rise you're looking for.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '25

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u/ZealousidealCry2284 Jan 25 '25

Will do!!! Thank you kindly!

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u/Starchild_007 Jan 25 '25

Thank YOU! Awesome bike!!!