Trek wants to help riders move in premium style with a tasteful commuter that comes in low-step and high-step variations. The FX+ 7 City Electric Bike is “light enough to climb stairs, strong enough to jump over hills, and equipped to carry everything a rider needs.” It has been reported.
The new FX+ 7 is a “fun and functional e-bike that will add an extra boost (and plenty of comfort) to any adventure,” but also allows you to get from your apartment stairs or platform to the train with ease. Designed. As a result, fully equipped it weighs only 41 lbs (18.65 kg).
The Alpha Platinum aluminum frame with internal cable routing fits well with the “aesthetically pleasing” design vibe and is topped off with a strong yet lightweight carbon fork with stealth fender mounts and thru-axles. The geometry promotes an upright riding stance, and the included MIK-compatible rear rack can accommodate rear and side panniers. This electric bike can carry a total of 300 pounds (136 kg) and is certified to the UL 2849 safety standard.
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Powering your commute is a quiet and compact 250W TQ HPR50 motor (300 watts peak). HRP stands for Harmonic Pin Ring Transmission, which Trek describes as “a relatively simple yet ingenious drive mechanism that operates similarly to a rotary motor, but with more sophistication.” Inside, there are three concentric precision parts, an elliptical wave generator, and an inner flex. Splines and circular splines work together to propel you forward while being small and lightweight. ” motor supports pedal assist up to 28 mph (45 km/h) and produces 50 Nm (36.8 lb.ft) of torque.
The FX+ 7 has a built-in 360 Wh battery that is UL 2271 certified and provides approximately 50 miles (80 km) of assisted driving in Eco mode. This is considered sufficient for most commutes. But if you need more energy, a 160 Wh range extender is available, giving you up to 75 total miles of range per charge. Trek also introduced a 10-speed Shimano U6000 drivetrain with CUES smooth shifting for more flexible ride choices.
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Elsewhere, the city bike rolls on Bontrager rims wrapped in 700x40c tires, and stopping power is provided by Shimano hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors. There’s a basic LED display on the top tube for quick status checks, while a Quad Lock mount on the stem lets riders keep their phones in front of them while on the move and charge them without plugging them in. You can. That handset can run the Trek Central app for on-screen e-bike data, as well as the possibility to adjust assist levels and enable turn-by-turn navigation to suit personal preferences and needs. there is.
Integrated front and rear lighting aids daytime visibility and exploration after dark. There’s also a side kickstand with full fenders to protect against splashes and easier parking. This electric bike features a 6061 alloy seatpost with a Verse Comp saddle out of the box, but is dropper compatible if you need the flexibility to switch between different rider styles.
Trek bikes usually fall outside the budget end of the mobility spectrum, and the FX+ 7 is no exception. This City electric bike is priced at $3,999.99 and is available in low stepover or high stepover frame variations.
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