Yes - extraordinarily similar - had the bike fitter replicate the position from the fit on the 4.7.
This is about keeping the carbon bike for treats, and not using it when I want to go quick when the weather is grotty. At the mo' all I have is a fixed CX bike, and gearing it for the hills around here means its speed limited on the flat, let alone downhill.
This build was too good an offer from my LBS to pass up - nearly all the bits came from the old 4.5 that was written off. The insurance company didn't want it back, and this deal was done on the basis that I gave the dead frame back to Trek. They didn't want a cosmetically perfect carbon Madone that had hit a 4x4 at 40+kph floating about. I wouldn't have done, but it would have been easy for it to end up on ebay advertised as a "<1y old mint condition 4-series carbon Madone".
This is Otley Chevin, overlooking the moor between Menston and Baildon.
