Posts tagged with 'trek'

Trek breathes some life into a classic pedal shape. Can the Line Pros hold their own against the ultra-thin flat pedal trend?

Trek made some changes for Gen 6 of the Slash. Cooper has had a good amount of time to suss them out.

A Stanley pour over, a good looking blade from The James Brand, Carhartt's tool roll, durable quality from Mission Workshop, 9Point8's wicked remote.

A few years have gone by since the last Rail review. Lots has changed since then.

A first look at Trek's high pivot idler-equipped sled for 2024.

With its great drivetrain, worthy frame, and excellent smile-per-dollar ratio, the Roscoe 7 may be the best value in mountain biking.

Trek’s all-new Fuel EX shifts shapes along with the definition of trail riding, with updated geometry and more adjustability than ever.

Speed, sustainability, shifting mindsets, and thoughts on the new breed of short travel trail bikes.

The Trek Fuel EXe's remarkable 40 lb weight isn't the most noteworthy feature of this Ninja eMTB.

Shore Country? Dad Country? No no, this one is "fast trail"

Trek's Rail e-bike platform is smooth, powerful, and successfully walks the line between trail bike and something bigger.

Brendog and buddies rip up the bike park, Klaus Obermeyer is 101 and the ski pioneer and inventor is also full of wisdom, Dick Proenneke still inspires,

Keep it local, try to go eco, and support the businesses and people that make a difference.

Trek's flagship enduro race bike was born when the geometry evolution was starting to really gain steam, but that was years ago, and the Slash was due for a redesign.

Stacking up Bontrager's most breathable full-finger mountain bike glove against their most protective.

Bontrager's high-value 150mm dropper post can be serviced by just about anyone - but it has to do better than its predecessor...

Performance gains as well as durability and service ease are among the claims Trek is making about Thru-Shaft shocks from Fox and RockShox...

Relive all your favourite C3 freestyle moments in one shot.

Tom van Steenbergen's Trek Park Session is evidence that 26 ain't dead, at least for Rampage.

Trek's signature trail bike only comes in 27.5 for 2017, but it is as versatile as it is fun.

While it's clear the Stache wasn't designed for the nastiest, steepest terrain, for trails where it shines it lights up like a near-sighted goalie...

Not just a wagon-wheeler but a Plus wagon wheeler - Trek's Stache 29+ hardtail getting ready for North Shore testing...

One of the originals? Really? We were surprised to learn that Gary Fisher has become an advocate for e-MTBs...

"Sporting 160mm travel front & 150mm rear, and a 65° head angle, this is one of the most aggressive 29'ers on the market..."