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May 2026 · Joshua Hutchens
The Trek Charter+ is a delightful, city-friendly e-bike designed for comfort and style. Its low-step frame makes mounting effortless, while the front...
Supple ride quality
Integrated lighting
Nice anti-theft features
Smaller battery
Fairly expensive
Tires limit terrain choice
Mar 2026 · Pinkbike Originals
At the top end of the range is the Fuel LX with 170 millimeters of fork travel and 160 in the rear, returning to a full-29-inch wheel format.
Versatile single frame with three configurations (EX, MX, LX)
In-frame storage
Carbon or aluminum construction options
Angle-adjust headsets compatibility
Riders can change configurations by swapping components
Mar 2026 · Dario DiGiulio
The mid-travel lightweight eMTB isn't necessarily the segment of the electric mountain bike market that gets people stoked, but something like the Fuel+ EX might be the best choice for a lot of riders out there.
Silent motor, excellent battery range
Open-ended build options with link kits
Neutral handling is intuitive and fun
Battery reliability could be a concern
One-frame-for-all system has inherent compromises
Limited size range
Mar 2026 · Travis Reill
Trek blends the best features from two of its most efficient MTB platforms-the Supercaliber and Top Fuel into new prototype
Mar 2026 · Dario DiGiulio
The purple XC machine we spotted earlier this year will be for team use only. Will the next version roll on bigger wheels?
Fastest XC race bike Trek has ever made
115mm travel balances pedaling platform with bump performance
Flex stay design saves weight
Not planned for production, only team-use
5mm less travel than competitors' 120mm
Project not finished
Mar 2026 · Carrie Wren
Discover the Trek Precaliber 12, a stable and durable bike for kids. Learn why it may not compete with others in its class.
No hand brakes: zero brake score due to lack of hand brakes, coaster brake, or removable option
Poor useable fit range: only 2.0 inches (score 2.5/10)
No training wheel compatibility: missed extra credit point
Low gain ratio: not in optimal range (score 2/4 points)
Heavy: 15.08 lbs, scored 9.9/20
Q: Which Trek bikes are most popular?
The most popular Trek model families are the Marlin, Domane, and Checkpoint.
Q: Does Trek make eBikes?
Yes, Trek manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.