One Bike at a Time

[@JamesJunker]

I bought a Y-11 in ‘97. I’ve rebuilt it with disc brakes, upgraded wheels, air fork and air shock. A great frame when upgraded with newer technology. 26lb cushy trail bike that handles better than anything else I‘ve tried. The final upgrade will be 1x12 this winter.

[@dyamiramirez-sahagun2536]

I'm considering buying a y22 from someone, is it fairly easy to make the switch to disc brakes?

[@josemaria4422]

Buen video para los amantes de las Trek clásicas. Como aficionado al modelo "Y" he disfrutado mucho viendo su fabricación. Gracias.

[@takgelyong1566]

yo tengo una y22 pero el shock que trae murio y ahora ando buscando uno pero esta dificil conseguir de esas medidas :c

[@MrTrekvrx]

I had a Y3 bake in 97 till i cracked the frame in 2000 paid the extra to upgrade to a VRX frameset Cracked two swingarms and the welds on the bottom bracket but still have my VRX in the garage that i use every once in awhile

[@Larry93215]

I have two Trek bikes a 97 Y5 and 2004 carbon fuel 100 both excellent bikes

[@ODPTV1]

I have a Gary Fisher Joshua XO I believe it was made in the same factory

[@scottjames6037]

My Y-11 rips up the trail still. American made.

[@tg8848]

Very cool. Does someone know from what year this film is?

[@cool386vintagetechnology6]

1997

[@curtiswells2160]

I have an OCLV Y22

[@LawrenceMacMacster]

I had a Y bike back then I remember fondly getting it but it wasn't really great to ride, better that the RST I traded it for but far worse than the LTS I got next...
The Y bike had the looks 😂

[@franekdolas21]

worst frame ever 2:18