2016 Trek Emonda S 5
Carbon · Shimano 105
Seller confirmed it is for sale on
£150
Description
White carbon road bike with Shimano 105 components, mechanical shifting, rim brakes, Bontrager 700c wheels and Giant drop handlebars. Bottle cage included. Used condition with visible scratches, scuffs, paint chips and worn handlebar tape.
2016 Trek Emonda S 5 in detail
This 2016 Trek Emonda S 5 is a carbon road bike. It is located in City Of Edinburgh.
Gearing is Shimano 105. Brakes are rim brakes. Wheels are 700c, with clincher tyres.
It was last serviced in July 2025. Pedals are not included.
Details supplied by the seller.
Overview
- Year2016
- Frame sizeNot specified
- ConditionFor Parts
- Frame materialCarbon
- Wheel size700c
- DrivetrainShimano 105
- Brake typeRim
- CategoryRoad bike
- SuspensionRigid
- FitWomen's
- ColourWhite
- ShiftingMechanical
- Tyre typeClincher
- Country of originChina
- PedalsNot included
Condition by component
How the seller rates the main parts.
- FrameGood
- WheelsGood
- BrakesFair
- DrivetrainFair
- TyresGood
What these ratings mean
- Good
- Visible wear from regular use. Works properly, but a buyer should expect to replace something within a season of riding.
- Fair
- Working, but needs money spent on it soon, or carries damage a buyer would want to see before travelling.
Known Issues
Visible scratches, scuffs and paint chips on the frame and fork, particularly around the chainstays.
Additional information
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This bike's history
- Service history
- On file
- Last serviced
- 18 Jul 2025
- Proof of purchase
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