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We know you're still thinking about bikes, which is why we made the Trek Lake Dreams T-shirt to remind you of the fun times you've had in the saddle. With extremely soft fabrics and a timeless screen-printed design, you'll still not only look good, but feel that way.
In this comfortable tri-material blend tee, you'll be dreaming of your next ride.
- A very soft blend of polyester, cotton and rayon for all-day comfort.
- Quality screen printed design.
- Unisex design for everyone.
- Partial fit is just right. Neither loose nor tight.
Size Chart:
Size Chest Waist Hips <./tr>S 89 - 94 cm
74 - 79 cm
89 - 94 cm
M 96 - 102 cm
81 - 86 cm
96 - 102 cm
L 104 - 109 cm
89 - 94 cm
104 - 109 cm
XL 112 - 117 cm
97 - 104 cm
112 - 117 cm
2XL 119 - 124 cm
106 - 114 cm
119 - 124 cm
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: TREK
- Product code: 5292070
- colour : černá
- Season : 2023 jaro
- sex : male
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In our e shop you will find cycling equipment from TREK such as cycling jerseys, kneesocks, trunks, cycling computers, bike bottles, rain jackets and thousands of other small items. In bikes we offer a comprehensive range which includes mountain bikes, trekking bikes, bmx bikes and kids bikes.
TREK is headquartered in Waterloo, Wisconsin. The family-owned business was founded by Richard Burke in 1976, starting out in a small steel bicycle factory with just five employees. Within a few short years, the company caught on to bicycle trends and continued to grow. In the early 1990s, it began producing bicycles in a then-new material - Carbone. Today, TREK sets the trends in bicycle development and is also considered a leader in the processing of Carbone. Its proprietary processing technology, called OCLV, has been applied in production with many innovations for more than 17 years. TREK bikes have celebrated success at major world races and have been associated with names such as Lance Armstrong, Alberto Contador, Chris Lieto, Roland Green, Chris Eatough, Andrew Shandro and Travis Brown. TREK is a premium brand you can always rely on.
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