The overview of the Trek Fully range

If you have your eye set on a Trek Fully, you have a little research in front of you. Being one of the biggest bicycle manufacturers in the world, Trek Bicycles naturally has a wide range of fully suspended mountain bikes on offer. To navigate this variety of names, models and variations of features and to filter out the appropriate fully for your needs, we'll show you what's important and what highlights the US brand has in stock.

Trek is one of the world's leading manufacturers in the mountain bike sector, putting a significant amount of development work into research. This is the only way to ensure that Trek Fullys can be equipped with the latest technologies. Innovation and perfection go hand in hand and are not just found in the expensive high-end range. Every bike benefits from the manufacturer's love of innovation and comes with numerous intelligent features and details to make your trail experience unforgettable. The Trek Factory Racing Team supports the developers with valuable feedback and test results from the pros who test new bikes thoroughly.

Trek innovations

One of the most important innovations from Trek in this area was the Full Float suspension system, where the rear shock is mounted floating or freely gliding between its suspensions. This prevents the shock from bottoming out during heavy impacts and provides extremely high drive efficiency, which results in noticeably better power transmission in all suspension travel areas. Another Trek patent is the ABP technology, which stands for Active Breaking Pivot. It ensures that the suspension is 100% active at all times, whether you're braking or not. Combined with the re:aktiv damping technology, this increases the response and reactivity of the suspension elements and Trek Fullys.

In the area of customization of frame geometry, the developers took an important step towards the perfect Fully with the Mino Link. The technology allows the rider to adjust the steering angle and the bottom bracket height to his liking, adapting to their own riding style.

Trek Fully models

The portfolio of Trek Fullys can mainly be distinguished by their travel and the associated intended use of the bike. It starts with 100mm of travel with the Top Fuel, the perfect racing machine for cross-country riders and marathon professionals. The next step up, with about 120mm of travel, includes versatile Fullys like the Fuel EX and the Farley EX with extra wide tires for even more traction. These bikes are especially interesting for beginners and advanced riders who want a versatile fully with a balance of low weight and high riding comfort. With 140/150mm travel, the Trek Remedy is the fully of choice for every trail lover. If you want to ride on technically challenging trails, you will hardly find anything better on the market.

Add 10mm more to the travel and we are slowly in the enduro category with the Slash, which is also characterized by a slacker steering angle for even more control during downhill rides. The undisputed leader in terms of travel is the Trek Session with over 200mm Travel. The multiple downhill world champion of recent years has an impressive suspension and incredible stiffness to survive absolutely all descents.

Finding the right equipment

Once you've chosen a model range, you still have to choose the right equipment. The level of components is indicated by the number in the model name - the higher, the better. The abbreviation SL stands for Superlight (extremely light), Race Shop Limited refers to the top-notch equipment for professionals, and 27.5 or 29 describes the wheel size of the Trek Fullys. Trek's range also includes bikes specially tuned for women, marked with the addition Women’s. With a customized geometry and matched components, women can also get the best out of the bike.

Further current models: Clear answer: a lot! Because in 2018, Trek turned the entire downhill MTB scene upside down with the Session 29, the first production bike for downhill use that relies on the larger 29" wheels. Both OCLV carbon frames have been improved in terms of geometry and stiffness, becoming more aggressive and thus faster on the racetrack. Trek is now also using its in-house Mino Link system in the rear suspension with two adjustable geometry stages and an adjustable headset system, allowing individual fine-tuning of the rear suspension. The travel has also been reduced to 190mm at the front and rear.

Trek Fullys in the online shop

Whether you're after a current bike or are more interested in an older model, you'll find the best offers for Trek Fulls in all of Germany at BikeExchange. Only here you get the selection of the best Trek dealers and can compare the best offers. You can quickly work your way through our large offer using the filter and search function and land on your dream bicycle. Once you've found your dream bike, you can easily contact the dealer via email or phone and get professional advice free of charge. On our online marketplace, by the way, you can find not only the latest models of the 2023 season, but also some older models, last year's models, and demo bikes. These are particularly inexpensive because they naturally have to make way for the "new" ones. If you like one of the discounted bikes, you should snap it up quickly, because: while stocks last!

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