Trek 2014 gallery part two – mountain and road bikes

Plus commuting bike and kit highlights

If using gravity to its fullest is your main aim, the Trek Session 88 might be the bike for you. Its aluminium frame offers 210mm of travel through its Fox DHX shock. Up front is a Fox 40 R fork plus Avid custom CODE brakes. There are three bikes in the Session family (this one sits in the middle), topped by the £7,000 9.9 (US pricing TBA)

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Tom Marvin

Published: July 22, 2013 at 9:34 am

BikeRadar were at the Silverstone race circuit last week, for the Trek World Europe show. In our first highlights gallery we showed you the Farley fat bike, trickle-down features on the 1 Series, Madone and Domane road bikes (including an aero frame for the Madone 4 Series) and gear from Trek in-house brand Bontrager.

Also on show were 2014 mountain bikes (from the gravity-oriented Session 88 to the range-topping Superfly FS 9.8 SL), more road machines, commuting-friendly options and Bontrager parts and accessories.

See the image gallery on the right for more details.

Trek 2014 coverage on BikeRadar

Senior technical editor

Tom Marvin is a technical editor at BikeRadar.com and MBUK magazine. He has a particular focus on mountain bikes, but spends plenty of time on gravel bikes, too. Tom has written for BikeRadar, MBUK and Cycling Plus, and was previously technical editor of What Mountain Bike magazine. He is also a regular presenter on BikeRadar’s YouTube channel and the BikeRadar podcast. With more than twenty years of mountain biking experience, and nearly a decade of testing mountain and gravel bikes, Tom has ridden and tested thousands of bikes and products, from super-light XC race bikes through to the most powerful brakes on the market. Outside of testing bikes, Tom competes in a wide range of mountain bike races, from multi-day enduros through to 24-hour races in the depths of the Scottish winter – pushing bikes, components and his legs to their limits. He’s also worked out that shaving your legs saves 8 watts, while testing aerodynamics in a wind tunnel. When not riding he can be found at the climbing wall, in his garden or cooking up culinary delights.