Explore and adventure more with the wide range of Trek mountain bikes this summer. At Trek, innovation is not limited to only the highest-end MTB models. Every Trek mountain bike is loaded with features and details that will make any ride, on any trail, better.
Hard tail or full suspension? Cross Country or Trail? 29er or 27.5”? Aluminum or carbon? Electric Mountain, Plus Size, Women’s specific design or kids? Trek has the range that caters to all mountain bikers.
Wickedly fast
The Trek Top Fuel is more than just an XC endurance and marathon bike. Every detail on Top Fuel is designed for the rigours of cross-country racing, particularly for endurance and marathon racing. It’s light, fast and stiff—so go out and race it. Your secret weapon will be how well it handles in all conditions especially rough terrain with the RE:Aktiv XC shock technology.
This 2018 Top Fuel range is reinvigorated with new technology including an Eagle drive train on top end models, and the new Rapid drive hub technology which instantly transfers cycling effort into forward momentum after freewheeling. The range has been expanded to include an affordable mid-range options and 2 colourway options on the popular Top Fuel 9.8 including Viper Red and the sleek Anthracite. The range starts at R39,999 and has something for everyone.
Super-responsive: RE:Aktiv XC shocks
The Top Fuel features advanced XC suspension, with tech like Active Breaking Pivot and Full Floater, as well as the added performance of a race-tuned, race-specific RE:aktiv XC shock.
Trek’s revolutionary RE:Aktiv XC shock brings out the best in the bike giving the rider, giving them the confidence to ride their bike the way it should be ridden. RE:Aktiv responds instantly and efficiently to all trail inputs, allowing riders to zero in on the trail and nothing else. Developed in partnership with Penske factory racing and Fox, RE:Aktiv does exactly what you need it to do, exactly when you need it to. No more adjustments on the trail, no more choice between efficiency or control — pure confidence and enjoyment no matter what the trail brings you. Nothing says bliss like a shock that does exactly what it needs to!
Leaders at Boost hub technology since 2014, all Top Fuel models feature wider 148mm rear and 110mm front hub spacing on 29ers creating stronger, less flexy wheels and allowing for wider tyres, shorter chainstays, and more chainring options. Advanced frame geometry and a custom offset fork give you precise handling at low speed without compromising high-speed stability.
Mountain adventure awaits
Want a rugged, capable long-travel trail bike with the responsiveness of an XC bike? This is it. Recently voted the Bike of the year by Mountain Bike Rider (MBR) the Fuel EX blends the best of both worlds in one uncompromising package. It’s a bike that makes everything easier, from climbing, to cornering to descending… Modern trail geometry, 29˝ or 27.5˝ mid-fat options, and 130 mm of travel make Fuel EX the one go-to full suspension trail bike for all riders. The range features an expanded range of over 7 lines and is priced from R29,999 – something for everyone.
Hard to beat: Trek’s new value for money hardtail options
Trek’s all-new hardtail mountain bike selection is ideal for the rider wanting the capability of a full suspension trail bike, but simpler to maintain and efficient all round. Roscoe makes every outride better than the last, with wide tyres offering confidence-inspiring traction and relentless grip! The light aluminum frame is strong, responsive, and easy to manoeuvre. The new range comprises of the Roscoe 7 and 8, as well as the Women’s Specific Design models. The new Roscoe starts at R14,999 to R18,999 – focused on delivering value, versatility, and fun.
Don’t take our word for it: test-ride a Trek today!
Explore the full range smile of Trek mountain bikes including Top Fuel, Fuel EX, Pro-Caliber, Roscoe, Stache, X-Caliber, Marlin and so much more at any of our Trek retailers across South Africa and request a test-ride. Alternatively, visit us online: https://www.trekbikes.com/za/en_ZA.
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