Short Description
The Trek FX 1 Stepover Gen 4 (Era White) is a versatile, lightweight hybrid bike built for commuting, fitness rides and everyday cycling. Featuring a durable aluminium frame, Shimano 16-speed gearing and reliable mechanical disc brakes, it’s perfect for roads, paths and easy mixed-surface rides.
Key Features
- Frame: Trek Alpha Gold Aluminium stepover frame with internal cable routing
- Wheel Size: 700c for smooth, efficient rolling
- Gearing: Shimano 16-speed drivetrain for everyday versatility
- Brakes: Tektro mechanical disc brakes for confident stopping
- Comfort: Upright riding position with ergonomic contact points
- Extras: Rack and mudguard mounts plus kickstand mount
Product Overview
The Trek FX 1 Stepover Gen 4 delivers a balanced ride that’s equally at home on urban streets, cycle paths and fitness rides. Its 16-speed gearing gives you the range you need for varied terrain, while mechanical disc brakes provide reliable stopping power in diverse weather conditions. With adaptable accessory mounts and a comfortable stepover frame, this bike is a great everyday companion.
Specifications
- Frame: Trek Alpha Gold Aluminium stepover frame, internal cable routing, rack & mudguard mounts, kickstand mount
- Fork: FX steel fork with flat-mount disc and rack mounts
- Wheel Size: 700c
- Tyres: 700×35c hybrid tyres for smooth rolling
- Gearing: Shimano 16-speed
- Shifters: Shimano thumb/trigger shifters
- Brakes: Tektro mechanical disc brakes
- Colour: Era White
- Weight: Approx. 12.85 kg (manufacturer stated)
Ideal For
- Commuting and everyday riding
- Fitness and leisure rides
- Roads, cycle paths and easy mixed terrain
What’s Included
- 1 × Trek FX 1 Stepover Gen 4 (Era White)
Care & Notes
Regular servicing, correct tyre pressure and brake adjustments help maintain smooth performance. Specifications may change due to manufacturer updates.
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