Trek Bikes

Trek FX+ 2

The Trek FX+ 2 eBike is great if you want to upgrade your city commute or leisure rides with an electric boost.
At first glance, the Trek FX+ 2 eBike doesn't dazzle with flashy design or cutting-edge technology. However, the straightforward, clean frame gives it an understated appeal. 

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Price: $
2500
Type:
eBike
Brand:
Trek Bikes
Class:
Release Year:
2022
Drive:
Frame:
Aluminum
Suspension:
Yes
Rating:
4.8

Basics

Gears
9
Max Range (km)
56
Max Range (mi)
35
Top Speed (kph)
32
Top Speed (MPH)
20
Watts
250
Weight (kg)
18.0
Weight (LB)
39.7
Weight Capacity (kg)
136.0
Weight Capacity (lb)
299.8
Wheels
2
Wheel Diameter (in.)
28.0
Wheel Diameter (mm)
711
Wheel Width (in.)
2.0
Wheel Width (mm)
51

11 Reasons to Buy the Trek FX+ 2 eBike

  • The Hyena Rider Assistant app optimizes the bike's performance to meet your needs.
  • The bike's rear hub motor is quiet so you can enjoy a natural ride that feels like a traditional bicycle with an added boost.
  • The PAS system has three optimized settings that provide noticeable variation in assistance. 
  • The 120-lumen headlamp offers excellent visibility and the fenders help you stay dry in wet conditions.
  • The kickstand mount keeps the bike upright and accessible, making it easy to grab and go.
  • The hydraulic disc brakes perform well even in heavy rain, ensuring consistent stopping power in various weather conditions.
  • The rear rack mount lets you easily transport items while commuting or running errands.
  • The loud bell ensures you can alert other riders or pedestrians to your presence for added safety.
  • It’s incredibly lightweight at just 40 lbs for effortless handling and maneuverability.
  • It comes in four sizes and three color options.
  • It has a range of 70 miles with the range extender battery system.

6 Reasons Not to Buy the Trek FX+ 2 eBike

  • It uses a regular chain, which may need more maintenance compared to the low-maintenance carbon belt drives on some high-end eBikes.
  • The bike's derailleur may need occasional adjustments to keep your shifting in tip-top shape.
  • The assist system is relatively simple, so it doesn’t automatically predict and adjust assistance levels like some advanced eBikes do.
  • The fully internal battery pack can only be replaced by a trained technician.
  • The LED display for battery status and pedal assist mode feels outdated compared to modern LCDs.
  • The lack of quick-release wheels requires tools for their removal.

Bottom Line

The Trek FX+ 2 class 1 eBike is a simple and efficient option. While not the most affordable, this lightweight city electric bike delivers a reliable ride for everyday use and daily errands without unnecessary features. 

Scores

Ride Quality
4.8
Build Quality
4.9
Design
4.8
Value
4.8
Total
4.8

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