2023 · Climbing road
Trek Émonda 2023
2 submodels matched this URL. Each is shown below.
Trim
SL 6
Shimano 105 R7000 · MSRP $4,300
Estimated used value
low confidence$2,150
−50% off MSRP
Typical range: $1,613 – $2,688
Based on 1 weak observation (mostly current asking prices). Wide uncertainty.
As of Aug 6, 2026 · 1 observation
Typical sell time
27 days
median across 3 sold listings · typical range 23–27 days
Spec
Frame
carbon
Groupset
Shimano 105 R7000
Speed
11
Shifting
Mechanical
Brakes
disc
Discipline
Climbing road
MSRP when new
$4,300
Year
2023
Price history
Weighted-median used-market price for this 2023 SL 6, refreshed daily.
Current weighted median
$2,150
33 days of data
-14.7% since Jun 15
For sale right now1 listing
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Trim
SLR 9 Project One
SRAM Red AXS · MSRP $13,000
Estimated used value
low confidence$6,825
−48% off MSRP
Typical range: $5,119 – $8,531
Based on prior model only. No observations yet.
As of Aug 6, 2026 · 0 observations
Typical sell time
26 days
median across 68 sold Émonda listings · typical range 9–28 days
Spec
Frame
carbon
Groupset
SRAM Red AXS
Speed
12
Shifting
Electronic
Brakes
disc
Discipline
Climbing road
MSRP when new
$13,000
Year
2023
Price history
Weighted-median used-market price for this 2023 SLR 9 Project One, refreshed daily.
Current weighted median
$6,825
33 days of data
+0.0% since Jun 15
For sale right now0 listings
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Recent sales0 sales
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Market report
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