Trek Fuel EX: Difference between revisions
From bikelopedia
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
===Notable Changes=== | ===Notable Changes=== | ||
In 2014 Trek switched from 26" wheels to 29" | |||
==Naming Conventions== | ==Naming Conventions== | ||
==Trek Fuel EX== | ==Trek Fuel EX== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:12, 5 December 2024
Overview[edit | edit source]
"Fuel EX is your go-to full suspension bike for doing it all every day. From epic big mountain rides on the weekend to rowdy local trails after work, Fuel EX is there for all your ups and downs. Choose from the lighter 130/140mm Fuel EX Gen 5 with better parts for the price or the more robust 140/150mm Fuel EX Gen 6 with more adjustability."[1]
History[edit | edit source]
Notable Changes[edit | edit source]
In 2014 Trek switched from 26" wheels to 29"
Naming Conventions[edit | edit source]
Trek Fuel EX[edit | edit source]
- 2024 Trek Fuel EX
- 2023 Trek Fuel EX
- 2022 Trek Fuel EX
- 2021 Trek Fuel EX
- 2020 Trek Fuel EX
- 2019 Trek Fuel EX
- 2018 Trek Fuel EX
- 2017 Trek Fuel EX
- 2016 Trek Fuel EX
- 2015 Trek Fuel EX
- 2014 Trek Fuel EX
- 2013 Trek Fuel EX
- 2012 Trek Fuel EX
- 2011 Trek Fuel EX
- 2010 Trek Fuel EX
- 2009 Trek Fuel EX
- 2008 Trek Fuel EX
- 2007 Trek Fuel EX
- 2006 Trek Fuel EX
- 2005 Trek Fuel EX