Trek announced a revamp of their best-selling bike series, the FX hybrid. The new FX 1 Disc and FX 2 Disc frames feature internal cable routing, flat-mount disc brakes, and Trek’s proprietary skewer system, along with some flashy paint options. Meanwhile, the FX Sport 4 received component upgrades and new colors.
Trek FX disc brake 2020 sport hybrid bike line
The FX series is the best-selling line in Trek’s history, blending the separate worlds of hybrids, road bikes, and arguably gravel bikes. Featuring a rigid fork, 700c wheels, and semi-upright position, the FX is aimed at gym or fitness enthusiasts who want to add cycling to their routine with a bike that’s faster than a beach cruiser, but without fully committing to drop bars or higher-priced bikes.
Both the FX 1 Disc and FX 2 Disc have full redesigned Alpha Aluminum frames with internal cable routing, and the flat mount standard for attaching the brake calipers. They also have ThruSkew, Trek’s proprietary wheel alignment/attachment system.
All new FX and FX Sport models are compatible with the DuoTrap S fitness tracker, and have mounts for racks and fenders.
The FX 1 Disc and FX 2 Disc Women’s are available in Stagger models with a lowstep-style frame, shown above. They’re also equipped with “with Women’s Specific Design touchpoints that can provide a better fit and feel to women from the start.”
Trek did not provide images for the FX 4, but said that new color options have been added, along with small component upgrades. Pricing for the new Trek FX series ranges from $549.99 to $1,199.99, with FX 1 Disc and FX Sport 4 at the bookends. All are available immediately through Trek dealers worldwide, or through the link below.
