Trek Crossrip 2 What we like about it: Upgraded carbon fork, more efficient shock absorption, and the ability to switch between road and commute. The 2×10 drivetrain accelerates freely through congested traffic. What we don’t like about it: The main […]

Trek Crossrip Elite What we love about it: A super affordable carbon-brazed fork paired with a lightweight aluminum alloy body, and an on-board dual drivetrain that lets you go faster and have more options. What we don’t like about it:

TREK FX SPORT 5 What we like about it: The carbon-braced frame texture combined with the flat handlebar construction makes for a comfortable ride. The 1x drivetrain has a wide range of power settings for a fast ride on long

Trek CrossRip 1 What we love about it: Lightweight alloy frame with a tubeless-ready economical road bike with a Blendr compatible stem for a clean and simple build. What we don’t like about it: It’s slightly heavier than a full

Trek FX2 Disc or Trek FX2 Disc Stagger What we like about it: The combination of lightweight body and disc brakes gives me more freedom on tree-lined trails and commuter roads. Excellent build quality and well-constructed bodywork, along with a

In this review, we examine the Trek FX 3 Disc utility hybrid bike. What we like: What we don’t like about it: 1. The 32c tire size is a bit of a hindrance for beginners to ride, but if you

The Trek 7100 is a hybrid bike that builds on the Trek 7000. The Trek 7100, which debuted almost 20 years ago in 2002, is an affordable, versatile bike that many commuters adore. The price is reasonable, and because the

The Trek Verve 2 disc is a hybrid bike that can be ridden comfortably, and its affordable price and good performance have earned it a slew of positive reviews. But is it worth buying? To do so, we need to