Frame	TREK 5900
Front Fork	Bontrager XXXLite
Bottom Bracket	FSA Ultimate Ti
Cranks	Campy Record Carbon
Chainrings	Campy
Pedals	Speedplay X1
Front Derailleur	Record
Chain	Wipperman 10sp
Rear Derailleur	Record
Cogset	Record Ti
Hubs	Campy Bora or Am Clas Carbon
Skewers	Campy Bora or Am Clas Carbon
Spokes	Campy Bora or Am Clas Carbon
Rims	Campy Bora or Am Clas Carbon
Tubes	NA
Tires	Veloflex Criterium
Brakes	Brew Lite Pro
Seatpost	Eaton Carbon
Saddle	Sella Italia SLR
Headset	Cane Creek S-Pro
Stem	Ritchey WCS Pro
Handlebars	Ritchey WCS Pro
Shifters	Record Ergo 10
Brake Levers	N/A
Bar Tape	Cinelli Cork

Christian from York, PA writes:

I am in the process of building my "Dream Bike" and have spent hours playing with the possibilities. Some of the components are normal, time tested, and proven (but light); others are on the edge and very light. If I ever complete this project (I am riding the frame with other components and upgrading as I go) it should be under 14 pounds with pedals. There are a lot of TREK OCLV frames out there, and I chose this frame because I love the ride, but when this one is complete it will be different from every other OCLV on the road. Six years wrenching bikes in a shop turned me into a component junkie.