Trek Fuel EXe Review: flowmountainbike.com/tests/tr...
Following two years of development, the Trek Fuel EXe launches as a brand new electric mountain bike for 2023. Aiming to straddle the gap between the Rail (Trek’s full-powered, big travel e-MTB) and the regular Fuel EX, the Fuel EXe is built around a unique, never-before-seen motor that is claimed to be one of the quietest and lightest on the market.
Along with its slim battery and carbon frame, the Fuel EXe is purported to weigh just 18.4kg in its lightest configuration, which is a good 5kg lighter than the Rail. That puts it into direct competition with the Specialized Levo SL and Orbea Rise; two bikes that have had a significant head start in the lightweight e-MTB category.
So what exactly does the new Trek Fuel EXe bring to the party? And how does its new motor perform on the trail? We’ve been testing it for the past few weeks to find out!
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Trek Fuel EXe Video Contents
0:00​​​​ - Intro
1:03 - Trek Fuel EXe Overview
1:29 - TQ Motor
2:24 - Battery
2:59 - User Interface
3:42 - Geometry
4:37 - Trek Fuel EXe Price & Models
5:32 - Trek Fuel EXe Weight
5:49 - Strengths
9:23 - Weaknesses
12:02 - Range Testing
12:46 - Trek Fuel EXe vs Specialized Levo SL vs Orbea Rise
13:05 - Flow's Verdict
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