Trek Domane

Trek's Domane SL 5 Disc

Trek Domane SL 5 Disc review

The SL 5 pivots towards comfort

The unisex frame is the same as others within the Trek Domane range, but the women's bike has sex- and size-specific finishing kit

Trek Domane SL6 Disc Women’s review

The best women's road bike in our annual Bike of the Year awards is smooth, comfortable and deceptively fast

Trek enters the e-road world with the new Domane+

Domane range meets SRAM Force 1 and Bosch Performance Speed motor

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The Trek Domane SL 6 Disc Women's is BikeRadar's pick for Women's Road Bike of the Year 2018

The Trek Domane wins women’s road bike of the year 2018

Competition was close, but the comfortable-yet-fast Domane took the win

Comfort, yes, but also performance from the Trek Domane SL 6 Women's road bike

Trek Domane SL 6 Disc Women’s Road Bike review

A road-smoothing endurance bike that's fast on climbs too

Trek's Domane SL 5

Trek Domane SL 5 review

Trek’s most affordable carbon Domane

Trek's Domane AL 3 delivers good looks and nearly great performance for only $900

Trek Domane AL 3 review

A lot of road bike for not so much money

When gravel doesn't mean gravel

The Trek Domane Gravel is not a gravel bike

Trek slaps 35mm tires on an endurance rig and calls it gravel

This is a bike built for endurance rather than all-out speed

Trek Domane ALR 3 review

Aluminium Domane inherits Trek’s comfort-boosting elastomer

Trek's Domane was already a great bike for gravel. Now there is a Domane Gravel set of bikes

Trek Domane Gravel bikes launch in carbon and alloy

Proven frameset now gets adventure-ride tires

The Trek Domane SLR 9 eTap is our Superbike of the Year 2017

Bike of the Year 2017: Trek Domane SLR 9 eTap wins Superbike of the Year

Double decouplers deliver Domane domination

When it comes to travelling quickly, the Domane SLR is as effective as any road bike available

Trek Domane SLR 9 eTap review

Trek’s new Domane does double IsoSpeed

The SL crushes road buzz until it’s not a factor, but you still get enough feedback to judge grip

Trek Domane SL5 Disc review

This Domane looks like a wheely good deal

The Trek Domane SLR and the Specialized Roubaix are the two heavyweights for plush endurance rides on varied road surfaces

Specialized Roubaix vs. Trek Domane: battle of the plush

Comfort, where art thou?

Trek's Domane SL6

Trek Domane SL 6 review

Doubled up Isospeed equipped machine

Trek now has a low-and-pro version of the Domane SLR Disc — the Trek Domane SLR Race Shop Limited Disc

Trek launches racy version of Domane SLR Disc

Short head tube, double IsoSpeed endurance bike launched with Degenkolb paint scheme

The Domane SLR 7 Disc delivers huge amounts of comfort and confidence without dulling the pedaling efficiency or handling characteristics

Trek Domane SLR 7 Disc review

Hands-down the best endurance road bike available

Trek brings more variety in 2017 to the Domane, Emonda and Madone ranges as well as some new and serious bikes for women

Here's Trek's new range of road bikes for 2017

More for the Trek Domane, Emonda and Madone

Trek's Domane SLR 7 has once again rewritten the road bike rulebook

Trek Domane SLR 7 review

Radical front- and rear-cushioned race machine

We're testing out Trek's Domane SLR 7 Disc on tarmac, gravel, and every bumpy, busted-up road in between

Trek's Domane SLR 7 Disc gets flexible at both ends

Wide rubber, disc brakes, and a couple more endurance racing tricks

The Trek Domane SLR is the most important endurance bike of 2016

How the Trek Domane SLR just revolutionized road bike design

Trek engineers rewrite the rules of a frame’s constraints

Cancellara's Domane SLR that he rode to second place in his final Tour of Flanders

Revealed: The remarkable technologies on Cancellara's Flanders Trek Domane SLR

Textured cobbles, palmarés on the top tube, with front and rear adjustable IsoSpeed

The new Trek Domane SLR 9 with SRAM eTap and adjustable-clearance brake calipers

Trek Domane SLR with front and rear IsoSpeed launched

Adjustable rear IsoSpeed, steerer tube that moves freely from head tube, huge tire clearance and more

Could this be the 2017 Trek Domane? Given it's currently being raced by Fabian Cancellara, we think so

New Trek Domane spotted under Fabian Cancellara

Unreleased Domane has split seat tube, curious division in upper head tube