2021 Trek Madone SLR - SRAM RED 1x

This always has been and still is my dream road bike.

Unfortunately I can't justify the space when I only use it for training, and am downsizing to just an all-road bike.

It's the Onyx Carbon paint job, essentially clear-coated unidrectional carbon that pops in the sunlight.

Specs:
- 420mm wide bars, 90mm stem, 20mm of spacers underneath
- Bontrager Aoelus Pro 51 wheels
- Vittoria Corsa Pro G2.0, 28mm front, 30mm rear. Tan-wall.
- Bontrager Aeolus Elite saddle, 145mm width
- 48t SRAM RED aero chainring, 42t force/red chainring
- Waxed Force chain. No measurable wear with chain checker.
- SRAM RED AXS Wide rear derailleur, max 36T
- SRAM RED AXS cranks, 165mm
- SRAM Rival shfiters + calipers, with updated ergonomic hood shape
- SRAM Force AXS 10-33 cassette
- Silca bar tape

Extra goodies:
- K-Edge out front mount
- 3D printed Garmin Varia seatpost mount
- Extra SRAM AXS battery
- SRAM AXS charger
- Silca titanium derailleur hanger; saves 30g and super stiff for crisp shifts
- WolfTooth Lone Wolf chain keeper
- Carbon ENVE bottle cages

Condition:
I've taken good care of it mechanically; only the rear tire and cassette might need replacing anytime soon. Cosmetically, the brake levers, hoods, and upper headset bearing cover have small scratches from sliding out in a corner that had gravel hiding on it. No structural damage; bike has been looked over by Trek and I've ridden it since.

If you want 2x, it'd cost roughly $400 for you to find a RED FD and 2x RED chainring. Installing them is fairly DIY, or I can't imagine the shop would charge too much. Personally I really like 1x for Madison's rolling hills though.

Suitable for roughly 5'6" - 5'10". I'm 5'9".

Any questions just ask. Thanks for looking!