After speaking with Trek's team, we got to hit Trek's private trails and test out a Fuel EXe 9.9 XX1 AXS. I put the bike through its paces and compared it to Trek's full-power e-bike, the Rail.The ...

The top 5 mountain bike trends for 2017. By Josh Patterson / Immediate Media published 28 September 2016 ... Trek’s 29+ hardtail, the Stache, started this trend a few years ago.

Like other Trek bikes, the E-Caliber comes in a full range of models, starting at $6,500. The range-topping $13,000 E-Caliber 9.9 XX1 ASX is the one that gets buyers down into 34-lb territory (34. ...

Trek recently unveiled its new 2021 E-Caliber line of electric mountain bikes.The highest-end version of the pricey e-bike line is claimed to be the lightest full-suspension eMTB on the market.

The difference is noticeable once you pick the Domane+ SLR 9 AXS up: it weighs 26.97 lb (12.16 kg), over 10 lb (4.5 kg) more than its human-powered counterpart (and about 4.5 lb more than my ...

Instead of piling on extreme eMTB power for its 2023 Fuel EXe trail bikes, Trek has focused on offering more natural assisted-riding courtesy of a compact and light – and super quiet – mid ...

Then they offered the electric mountain bike version in two builds—the higher-end $12,000 Slash+ 9.9 XO AXS T-Type, and the $8,000 Slash+ 9.7 SLX/XT, which is the one I tested.

I've been testing electric bikes for years, and this is the first and only bike my dad, who is in his sixties, grabs to chase after my kids. Trek Fuel EXe 9.5 Electric Mountain Bike for $5,500 ...

I’d never ridden a “plus bike” prior to the Stache, which makes me a late adopter of this mountain biking trend. More commonly, these extra-fat-tire bikes have 27.5-inch wheels.