Trek Fuel EX 8 Gen 5 What we like about it: Versatile full-suspension bike that gives you more possibilities to explore. Excellent drivetrain and braking give you a perfect riding experience. What we don’t like about it: Relatively high price, […]

Trek Fuel EX 9.8 GX Gen 5 What we like about it: Sturdy frame supports professional riding tests. What we don’t like about it: High-spec components make maintenance more careful. Rating: (4.8/5) The Trek Fuel EX 9.8 GX is the

Trek Marlin 7 Gen 2 What we love about it: 1×10 drivetrain for quicker and easier shifting, great value for money, and versatile hardtail bike. What we don’t like about it: Tubeless tires are not ready. Rating: (4.7/5) As we

Trek Slash 9.8 GX What we love about it: A mid- to long-distance cross-country bike that’s all carbon brazed, powerful and quick to ride. What we don’t like about it: The prominence of descending ability overshadows the superior performance of

Trek Fuel EX 9 What we like about it: Innovative and great frame design. What we don’t like about it: Can’t match the high damping performance of a full carbon brazed body. Rating: (4.7/5) If you’re looking to ride a

Trek Fuel EX 5 What we love about it: A full-suspension high-performance mountain bike that can resist all kinds of trail obstacles. What we don’t like about it: The relatively low price makes some compromises in the performance of the

Trek Marlin 4 Gen 2 What we love about it: A first-generation comrade for entry-level trail riders, a forever companion on the commute. The 21-speed drivetrain, disc brakes, and front suspension design will give you a comfortable experience. What we

2019 Trek Procaliber 9.8 SL What we love about it: Built for fast, efficient, and responsive riding, it’s perfect for more efficient sprinting on a variety of trails. What we don’t like about it: Very long enduro races can leave you a little tired.