Trek is now releasing the sixth generation of its new EX fuel for 2023. An aggressive trail bike that looks like it could fit right in on Swedish trails.
Since 2005, Trek has had the Fuel EX as their flagship trail bike. Since then, of course, a lot has happened and now that they released the 2023 model, it has received a major update. It’s taller, it’s flatter and it has more suspension. The new Fuel EX now occupies a spot in the Trek product line formerly held by Remedy. In other words, a do-it-all trail bike designed to fit everyone.
And as we suspected Happyride, it’s a perfect bike for Sweden’s conditions. We have a bike to test now and will be back with a longer report in the near future.
a tripThe top-of-the-line EX model with Fox Factory and Sram AXS.New details about EX fuel
- New, more aggressive design
- More damping: 150mm front / 140mm rear
- Specific sized chains
- Threaded crank bearing
- Micro-chip adjustable geometry + replaceable steering bearing
- 34.9 mm seat post
- Internal cable channels for lower noise
- Frame protection along the entire length of the down tube for proper protection
- Hatch in the frame on all models
a tripAdjustable steering bearing combined with a flip chip to alter the geometry.
a tripStorage slot in the frame.
a tripStrong protection for the bottom of the tube.Weight
For aluminum models, the weight is just under 16 kg, while the most expensive carbon version is 14.1 kg.
a tripCasey Brown shows what Fuel EX is all about.prize
Prices range from SEK 60,499 to SEK 146,999, depending on the model.
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