Trek FX+ 2 electric bike
Short answer. The Trek FX+ 2 electric bike is scored from published specs in this catalog. Value is withheld because watt-hours or a price is missing. Verified figures include 250 W and 250 Wh. No price is on file, so none was invented.
Light hybrid. Figures are from Trek's GB page: Hyena rear hub, 250W, 40 Nm, 250Wh, about 39 lb, claimed range up to 40 miles. The GB assist cutoff is 15.5 mph and is not stored as a US top speed. No USD price was captured.
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| Class | —Unverified The GB page describes a 250W system. It does not use the US class 1/2/3 labels. |
|---|---|
| Motor | 250 W sustained Hyena hub. Captured on Trek's GB page. Source |
| Peak power | —Unverified Not printed. |
| Motor type | Hub Source |
| Motor position | rear Source |
| Torque | 40 Nm Source |
| Battery | 250 Wh Integrated in the downtube. Source |
| Claimed range | Up to 40 mi Trek lists up to 40 miles on the GB page. Source |
| Top speed | —Unverified The GB page lists a 15.5 mph assist cutoff. That is the EU limit on that page, not a confirmed US top speed, so it is not stored as the spec. |
| Weight | 38.99 lb Size M, 17.69 kg. Trek says weights are based on pre-production figures and can change. Source |
| Payload | 300 lb 136 kg combined bicycle, rider, and cargo. Source |
| Throttle | —Unverified Not mentioned on the captured GB page. |
| Brakes | —Unverified The FX+ 2 brake line on the captured page was empty. A hydraulic-disc line elsewhere on the page belongs to a different FX+ build and is not used here. |
| Gearing | Shimano Altus M2000, 9-speed Source |
| Tires | 700 × 40 mm Bontrager H2 Comp. Source |
| Rider height | —Unverified Not in the captured lines. Weight is quoted for size M. |
| Release year | —Unverified Not printed. |
| Step-through | No This row is the standard FX+ 2, not the FX+ 2 LT Midstep listed separately on the same page. Source |
| Folding frame | No Not described as folding. Source |
| Suspension fork | —Unverified Fork is listed as FX+ alloy with no travel figure. |
| Suspension seatpost | —Unverified Not printed. |
| Hydraulic brakes | —Unverified Not confirmed for this build. See brakes. |
| Torque sensor | —Unverified Not printed. |
Price history
No price points on file yet.
Local class rules
Many US states use the three-class system: Class 1 is pedal assist to 20 mph, Class 2 adds a throttle and still cuts the motor at 20 mph, and Class 3 is pedal assist to 28 mph (a throttle, if the bike has one, is often limited to 20 mph). Cities, campuses, and trails can be stricter than the state, and a few places write their own rules instead of using the three classes. A 750 watt motor is the usual ceiling in that framework, but it is not a national license. This is general information, not legal advice. Check the rules where you will ride before you buy.
| Model | Value | Price on file | Weight | Battery | Claimed range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trek FX+ 2 | — | — | 38.99 | 250 | 40 |
| Velotric Discover 2 | 58 | $1,499 sample | 63 | 705.6 | 75 |
| Specialized Turbo Vado 2 4.0 | 15 | $4,099.99 sample | 58 | 710 | 90 |
| Aventon Level 3 | — | — | 67 | 733 | 70 |
Common questions
- What is the Trek FX+ 2?
- Trek FX+ 2 electric bike is listed with value withheld. Frame tags: commuter. Scores are not a ride test.
- How much does the Trek FX+ 2 cost?
- No price is on file for this electric bike. WattRank does not invent one.
- How much does the Trek FX+ 2 weigh?
- The captured spec says 38.99 lb. Read the spec note for whether that includes the battery.
- What class is the Trek FX+ 2?
- No class number is verified. WattRank does not turn a speed claim into a class label.
- What battery does the Trek FX+ 2 use?
- The captured page lists 250 Wh. Claimed miles are a separate field and are not a lab test.