Trek USPS US Postal OCLV Carbon Lance Armstrong Made in USA

Description

Handbuilt in USA
53.3 CM center to center top tube
50 center to center  seat tube
Dura Ace 32h FH-7700 Hubs, wheelsmith butted spokes, Mavic Open Pro rims
Ultegra 6500 shifters (kinda rough looking), derailleurs and brakes
6600 Ultegra crankset
175  - 53/39
6500 9 seed 12 - 25 cassette
HG93 Chain - wear is between .25 and .50 % on Park chain checker - within spec
1" Cane Creek C2 headset
No serial number found - race bike?
Full Icon cockpit
Maybe Icon fork?
Seatpost is at highest point
Coco’s Variety is a retail bike store located at 2427 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90039. 
Easy to come and see the bike.
We buy, sell and trade new and used bicycles, modern and vintage. Broad interests from vintage San Fernando Valley BMX cruisers to Italian racing bikes. Bicycles are our passion but I am also keenly interested in vintage cars especially European sports and luxury cars.
Currently, I personally own a 1962 Porsche 356b project, a 1971 Porsche 911T not running, a 1976 BMW 2002 that needs brakes, a 1973 VW Bus in daily driver condition, a Toyota FJ40 rolling refurbishment with small block Chevy, fresh brakes and suspension, half of a 1969 VW Bus with Westfalia Oslo interior and Dormobile pop top, a 1983 VW Rabbit GTI race car that I have driven on the street, 1983 Mercedes 300TD that smells bad and is so slow but it is currently being worked on, a 1983 VW GTI with 54,000 original miles, a French Constructeur style handmade porteur city bike, a Colnago Master Piu, a Trek 9.9 Fuel mountain bike, a modern Specialized Tarmac, Salsa Journeyman Flat Bar with tubeless smooth Panaracer Gravel Kings and a "Keith Haring” Cinelli mountain bike with the Riv/Nitto Bosco Bullmoose bars.  All the cars are projects, all the bikes are done. Other interests include extremely early computing especially Apple related, fine art, vintage stereo, vintage camping/desert and much more.
We are square dealers. Thank you and peace be with you.