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VALLEY CYCLERY
ND TREK
Team up to make state of the art equipment affordable
Unique Features and Benefits of
TREK* Bicycles
DESIGN
Every TREK bicycle Is constructed to a
demanding set of engineering designs,
developed to provide the best possible
combination of comfortable ride, posi
tive dandling, high strength, and light
weight The steel bike designs have
been slowly developed over ten years
of manufacturing experience. These
designs have been continually fine-
tuned, and now incorporate TREK's
own design investment cast lugs.
MATERIALS
TREK bicycles are constructed of the
finest materials available for each price
point or model. Tubing is Chrome
Maly alloy or Reynolds 531, in the
steel models. Steel framesets are inter
nally silver brazed. These materials as
sure the highest possible level of rid
ing performance, strength, and
enduring value.
COMPONETRY
Components are selected from ven
dors around the worfd, and are care
fully matched and tested by TREK en
gineers. Components for each model
are carefully chosen and tested on
that model. This assures the best pos
sible value and workability for each
mode.
TREK is a domestic supplier. Who is
very proud of the products that they
build: TREK bicycles and framesets
cany a lifetime guarantee against de
fects in workmanship or materials If a
defect is discovered with a TREK
product, TREK will correct the situa
tion under the terms of its warranty
policy, TREK can repair, replace, or
repaint any TREK product at the plant
in Wisconsin.
Valley Cyclery has purchased hundreds of 1984, 1985 and 1986 closeouts in
addition to the current line. Prices on all TREK bicycles are unbeatable.
\t\ Reynolds 531 tubing with
\\\ Trek investment castings.
Suntour Alpha dnvetrar,
with new index shifting
330
ELANCE
A Reynolds 531 frame crafted
to perfection using our own
precise investment-cast fittings.
Features the new Suntour
“Alpha 5000“ index control
Suntour's
efficient new
"Z" chain.
transmission tor shifts that are
right on center every time. Also
includes the new D/a Compe
Alpha brakeset with hooded
iewrs. Sealed bearing systems 23.9 pounds
throughout. And Etta's Ultra
anatomic saddle atop micro
adjusting seatpost for comfort
from the very first mile. Weight:
Reg.$389
95
Special $289
88
$ SAVE $ on hundreds of bicycles and other TREK* Products in addition to
TREK's lifetime warranty. Vallery Cyclery adds a one year adjustment policy.
TREK DAY SATURDAY SEPT. 5th
A TREK factory rep will be on hand to answer any and all Technical questions
pertaining to TREK BICYCLES and other TREK Products.
VALLEY CYCLERY
764-2000 1501 FM 2818
Fall Forecast: On Campus 6
In case you’re wondering what to expect to see on the
A&M campus this semester, we’ve given you some
thought-provoking, although slightly far-fetched,
possibilities. Turn to page 6 to discover what changes
could be in store for the university.
Fall Forecast: Fashion g
This section begins our look into what the Fall semester
holds in store for Aggies. We’ve given you some
fashion tips, some insight into home decoration and
some ideas for turning the contents of your hail closet
into a Cosmopolitan or GQ wardrobe.
Fall Forecast: In the News 11
Are you
clandestine activities? Who and what will be in the
news in the coming months? Would you believe
“Vanna White for president?” Anything is possible, you
know.
Movie review 4
Tom takes a look at “Born in East LA, ” the first movie
staring Cheech Marin without his infamous partner
Tommy Chong. Read on to find out how our new
reviewer ranks this new Cheech-and-Chong-minus-
Chong comedy.
Book review 5
For a change of pace, we decided to give you some
insight into a book instead of an album this week. The
reviewer has taken a look at “Misery,” the latest thriller
from Stephen King. Turn to page 5 to find out what to
expect from this exciting new novel.
Dear Readers:
Back-to-School Mania has hit again with new
classes, new roommates, new professors and
new worries. Well, fear not, fellow students, At
Ease is here to help. In our first issue, we've
taken the liberty of looking into our crystal ball
and predicting some future events in die areas
of fashion, on-campus issues and events in the
news.
Although this issue is light reading, hold on to
your seats because we're planning some heavy
issues for the upcoming semester. We really
appreciate all the suggestions and comments
you gave us in the reader survey in last
semester's final issue, and have tried to use
them to build a new and improved At Ease.
We would like to continue to dedicate our
attention:’ page to you, our readers, but are
once again in sore need of printable material
and pictures. So please bring by all of your
creative attempts which you worked on all
summer and maybe your name will be the next
to appear in the attention!! page bylines. You
can drop your column, essay, and/or
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McDonald. Mark any material you submit
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Ease.
Be sure and tune in next week, and
meanwhile relax and enjoy the game this
weekend. And take a break—after a week of
school you deserve it!
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At Ease Staff
Editor
Karen Kroesche
Assistant editor
Lydia Berzsenyi
Staff writers
Staci Finch
Melisa Hohlt
Lauren Naylor
Reviewer
Tom Reinarts
Photographer
Dean Saito
Production
Alan Sembera