At a glance
The 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue is an Cross Country Aluminium / Alloy mountain bike. It sports 26" wheels, comes in a range of sizes, including SM, MD, LG, XL, has Manitou suspension and a Shimano drivetrain. The bike is part of Trek's Sugar range of mountain bikes.Where To Buy
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Trek Sugar Team IssueReviews
Specifications
Frameset
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FramePlatinum Series ZR9000 double-butted aluminum, Genesis Geometry
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ForkManitou Skareb Super w/anti-bob and TPC damping, 80mm travel
Wheels
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Wheel Size26"
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TiresIRC SeracXC Tubeless, 26x2.1
Drivetrain
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CrankShimano XTR
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Front DerailleurShimano XTR
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Rear DerailleurShimano XTR SGS
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ShiftersShimano XTR
Components
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BrakesetAvid SD Ultimate w/ Shimano XTR
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HandlebarBontrager Race Lite
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SaddleTitec Ithys Gove Ti/Leather
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SeatpostBontrager Race
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StemBontrager Race Lite
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HeadsetCane Creek S6
FAQ
Q: Where to buy a 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue?
The 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue may be purchased directly from Trek.
Q: What size wheels does the 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue have?
The 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue has 26" wheels.
Q: What size 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue should I get?
The 2003 Trek Sugar Team Issue comes in sizes SM, MD, LG, XL. After measuring your height, use the size chart below to find the typical Trek Sugar Team Issue size for your height. Remember that these sizes are a general guide and bike sizes can vary between riders and bikes. The best way to find your size is to go for a test ride.
| Rider Height (cm) | Rider Height (in) | Frame Size |
|---|---|---|
| 148cm - 158cm | 4'10" - 5'2" | XS |
| 158cm - 168cm | 5'2" - 5'6" | S |
| 168cm - 178cm | 5'6" - 5' 10" | M |
| 178cm - 185cm | 5'10" - 6'1" | L |
| 185cm - 193cm | 6'1" - 6'4" | XL |
| 193cm - 198cm | 6'4" - 6'6" | XXL |
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