Test Ride for rebuilt Madone 6.2... Never able to get the cadence/speed sensor connected to Garmin correctly. Tried re-syncing while riding just before Empeaux... lost about 5 km on the down to Bonrepos... actual ride about 50 km and probably 27.5 km/h average. Bike frame was never damaged or unusable/irreparable, as I was told by the Trek Store in Cornebarrieu in 2018. Little asshole Nicolas only tried blackmale to get me to buy another bike - I never really wanted to do the Emonda... but it was a good choice at low-cost at that time. For the Madone, it took a year to find a matching replacement fork (in the USA this past January) as Vertical Bike found a fissure in the carbon pivot post from over tightening the stem (potence) when doing a position fit last spring 2019. During last summer, I discovered that the problem with the SRAM crankset on the Madone was that the Trek Store Cornebarrieu sold me the wrong bearing set for BB90/SRAM, then claimed the frame is broken and refused to send it to Trek factory for repair analysis. I discovered there is a special size on the left non-drive side that is unique. Found the good bearing at a store in Spain last autumn and I've been waiting for this moment for a very long time. The Madone rode flawlessly once I was confident the build and config was fine. Felt really good to have it back.