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The Trek Y series of full
suspension bikes were an iconic early full
suspension design. They featured a Unified
Rear Triangle Design (URT) that kept the complete
drivetrain on the same side of the suspension pivot.
This design kept the drivetrain isolated from the
suspension movement (inchworming) but was inactive
when standing. Several companies used version
of the URT but it has been relegated to the dustbin
of full suspension designs. The Y series was
introduced in 1995 using OCLV (Optimum Compaction
Low Void) carbon fiber construction. There
were 3 generations of the carbon frame with this
being the middle one. The 1997 only Y50 paint
scheme and graphics were inspired by the police
drama Hawaii 5-0 and Trek ads featured the bike
riding a wave. Built kit was top end with a
Shimano XTR group, Ibis Ti bar/stem and OCLV carbon
bar ends. This one was obviously used
sparingly. Later in the year, a nude carbon
Y50 was available as a frame and used Rasta colored
accents. Travel is 76mm for the fork and 1.75"
on the rear.