Trek’s new Fuel EX 29 (silver) and Remedy 29Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
Trek’s new Fuel EX 29 comes in five modelsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Fuel EX 29 is available in three alloy models (7, 8 and 9) and two carbon models (9.7 and 9.8)Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
The RockShox Reverb dropper post comes on several of the Fuel EX 29 modelsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The 120mm Fuel EX 29 features Trek’s tried-and-true Evo linkBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Direct mount front derailleurBen Delaney/Future Publishing
With most major American bike companies based on the west and east coasts, Trek is proud of its Wisconsin rootsBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Rear thru-axles are keyBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Internal cable routing for the Shimano XT Shadow Plus clutch-type derailleurBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Bontrager is Trek’s ever-expanding house brandBen Delaney/Future Publishing
180mm rotors front and rear on the Fuel EX 29Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
Trek’s Full Floater design sandwiches the rear shock between dynamic mounts top and bottom for a more finely tuned leverage ratioBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Fuel EX frame has some internal and some external routingBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The RockShox Reverb dropper remote doesn’t clutter the handlebar too muchBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Fox’s latest CTD forks use a simple-to-understand three-position dial: one for climbing, one for descending, and the third for everything in betweenBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Fox suspension appears to be spec’d across the lineBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Trek claims its G2 geometry improves low-speed handling of 29in bikesBen Delaney/Future Publishing
US pricing for the five Fuel EX 29 models ranges from $2,500 to $4,999Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
A plate protects the Fuel EX’s down tube against rock strikesBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Trek’s new Remedy 29Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
The 140mm Remedy 29 comes in three alloy models (7, 8 and 9)Ben Delaney/Future Publishing
Internal routing keeps exposed cable to a minimumBen Delaney/Future Publishing
There are two geometry settings for the Remedy 29. The ‘high’ setting raises the bottom bracket height by 9mm and steepens the head tube angleBen Delaney/Future Publishing
The Remedy has 140mm of rear suspension travelBen Delaney/Future Publishing
Bontrager provides the hoops and rubberBen Delaney/Future Publishing