Outdoors
Do Electric Mountain Bikes Belong on Trails?
It’s undeniable that e-bikes are blowing up. But their place in the off-road space is a thornier question.
trek
Latest
-
-
Outdoors5 Vintage Road Bikes to Shop Instead of Watching the Lance Doc
Part one of a new Lance Armstrong documentary debuts on ESPN this Sunday, and honestly, we’d rather be out riding.
-
OutdoorsBeginners Will Love Trek’s Affordable New Mountain Bike
When top-line mountain bikes can cost more than a used car, Trek’s new Roscoe is both affordable and perfect for beginner riders.
-
Outdoors25 of the Best Bike Products That Came Out in 2019
From mountain bikes to road bikes, plus every piece of clothing you need to be comfortable while you ride your way into the new year.
-
OutdoorsI Thought I Knew How to Mountain Bike — Then I Went to Mountain Bike Camp
Thoughts, tips and tools from a trip to the Trek Dirt Series at Whistler, the sport’s North American Mecca.
-
Outdoors10 of the Best New Pieces of Fall Mountain Biking Gear
Milder temperatures make this season ideal for getting out and at ’em, especially when that involves two wheels.
-
OutdoorsYour Brain Should Thank Trek for Its New Bike Helmets
Trek’s newest innovation is a helmet technology called WaveCel that’s designed to reduce the likelihood of concussions by 48 times.
-
OutdoorsThis May Be Trek’s Fastest Bike but It’s Not for Racing
Trek used the platform of its high-performance road bike to create its newest e-bike, a drop-bar model called the Domane+.
-
OutdoorsThe Complete Guide to Cyclocross, Your New Favorite Spectator Sport
Cyclocross is everything bike racing should be.
-
OutdoorsThe Tour de France Is Underway. Here’s the New Gear to Watch Out For.
Wondering what bike Chris Froome is riding? Or what shoes Taylor Phinney is lacing up these days?
-
OutdoorsThe Used Bikes We’d Buy Right Now Under $500
You don’t have to shell out thousands of dollars for a vintage bike that’ll last you for years to come.
-
OutdoorsCrush Your Commute on One of the Year’s Best E-Bikes
Changing the landscape of Point A to Point B.
-
FitnessWant or Not, the Trek Lync is The Commuter Bike You Need
A week with the Trek Lync 5 proves it’s the commuter bike you need, whether or not it’s the commuter bike you want.
-
OutdoorsPro Road Bikes of the Tour de France
The best in bikes trickles down from what professionals use on race day.
-
OutdoorsThe Best Single-Speed Bikes for Every Rider
Single-speed bikes have recently enjoyed a comeback in popularity due to their straightforward aesthetics, ease of use and relative lack of maintenance. Although not ideal for hilly areas, single speeds are excellent for urban riders because of their simplicity: they have no derailleur, no gears, and with fixed-gear bikes, no freewheel mechanism (the thing device allows riders to coast, leaving them to use their legs to slow down in tandem with a front brake — some daring types run no brakes at all, using only their leg power to stop the bike).
-
OutdoorsThe Best Road Bikes for Every Rider
Across the cycling categories, excluding perhaps the penny-farthing, we seem to be in the middle of a boom in popularity. Cities are adding bike lanes and bike programs, all the cool kids are riding fixies, mountain bikes are gnarlier than ever — and the rest of us are riding road bikes.
-
ArchiveStaff Favorites: Scott Packard
The seventh installment of our Staff Favorites series features Mr. Scott Packard.
-
-
OutdoorsTrek Belt Driven Bikes: District and Soho
It’s safe to say that very little has changed on bicycles since they first became popular at the beginning of the 20th century. So, when I saw the new Trek District and Soho, I instantly thought “GAME CHANGER.” Trek has gone all Mavericky on us and dropped the ubiquitous chain for a new carbon fiber belt driven system on both bikes.