2024 Trek

Allant+ 7

Aside from the increased speed, it’s hard to tell you’re riding an e-bike thanks to the impressively smooth yet powerful 250W Bosch Performance Line Speed mid-drive.

Quick access to navigation, music, contacts and more when using your phone as a display; the Bosch system pairs with the brand’s COBI.BIKE app.

Feels planted and stable – yet nimble – with 27.5”x2.4” tires, a rigid fork, solid construction, and an overall weight of 57 lbs.

Capable of extended rides thanks to its 36V, 625 Wh battery. A supplemental range extender battery can also be added for more miles.

A truly refined and elevated feel that comes as a benefit of being a Trek product.

Keeps up with traffic more easily as a Class 3 e-bike with pedal assist up to 28 mph.

Pedals effectively on hills and at high speed thanks to a versatile 11-42T cassette.

Great modulation and responsiveness from the 4-piston Tektro Orion hydraulic disc brakes.

Four levels of pedal assist for a streamlined, easy to use system.

We like the Bluetooth functionality and COBI.BIKE app, but the bike’s integrated universal phone mount felt flimsy. We’d prefer something more durable.

We appreciate the visibility granted by the pulsating tail light, but we challenge Trek to include brake lights on the next iteration of the bike.

The Allant’s lights are always on, though servicers of Bosch systems can adjust this setting.

Fully equipped

High power

Great comfort

Easy to ride

The price