Trek district

That is a hypothetical only Tynan could answer. But I think he's having his afternoon hibernation. Shhhhhhhh.

:))

Or somewhere in Clerkenwell paedophiling bike messenger with his camcorder!

Belt drive talked about here. With sort of an answer for you ed.
http://www.singletrackworld.com/article.php?sid=2426
A reprasentative from the company chips in half way through the circlical discussion.
I'm kind of suprised to see so many cropping up so soon, but I guess the road bike offers less of a challenge.

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"The belts are of the quality that see 100,000 hard miles in car engines and the manufacturers reckon they'll get over 20,000km out of a bicycle belt."*

I'm not surprise at all to see it making an introduction to fixed wheel bicycles, after all it seemed such a perfect marriage of fixed wheel and belt drive, after all the most fragile and expose part of a bicycles has always been the chain and drivetrain (especially on MTB).