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Fuel EXe Is motor drag normal?
Hi all, I just bought my first e-bike last weekend, It is a second hand Fuel EX-e 9.7 '22 model with 2500km's on it and I'm not sure if it's functioning correctly and hoping for some clarity. Is there supposed to be some sort of "engine" braking when you stop pedalling? What i mean by that is...- Casting_Shadows
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Orbea Rise Hydro series reliability?
Hey folks, I posted previously between buying either a Orbea Rise h20 for £2700 or the Trek Fuel ExE at £3300, after many youtube videos watched and forum posts read i think i'm decided on thw Orbea, from a value standpoint alone it's the clear choice (?) and as an ebike it appears to preform...- xbenx
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Fuel EXe Fuel exe warranty motor slower assist
Hello everyone this is my first post. I bought the exe October 22 the motor has sounded fine with enough power it ran great up until September 23 had to bring bike to the shop to warranty out the motor due to grinding noises in motor and the display would not turn on. I called trek warranty... -
Intro and review - Trek Fuel EXe alloy
About one year ago, Trek launched a new lightweight emtb with a carbon frame. It was equipped with the mild and silent TQ HPR50 motor and a 360 Wh battery. The 2023 Trek Fuel EXe felt so natural on the trails. Natural because the motor was barely audible. Natural because the motor activated and...- Knut Nes
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Fuel EXe Trek Fuel EXe Power Application
A couple of weeks ago I borrowed a friend's Fuel EXe to test. I liked the way it handled but was disappointed in the way the power was applied. Sometimes I'd pedal and I'd feel the power being applied, but other times I'd pedal and feel like there was no power there. It was bad enough that I'd... -
Fuel EX-e 9.5 newbie here
Hi everybody, I just recently bought a Fuel EX-e 9.5 and I'm in love with the sport and being able to ride my bike every day. I'm located in Milton Ontario Canada. looking forward to having interesting conversations and learning from the community. Here is a picture of my bike during a recent...- FuelEXe_fan
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Fuel EXe Are stiff cranks normal on TQ motor?
I picked up a new Fuel exe a couple of weeks ago and after coming from a 2017 Turbo Levo FSR there's not much I miss but one thing that in my ignorance is unsettling me. The issue is that the cranks are quite stiff compared to all the bikes I've ever ridden before. If i kick a pedal extremely... -
Fuel EXe Switching off assist on Fuel exe(Firmware?)
Hi - Seriously considering the Fuel EXe 9.5 - more bike than I need for my proficiency but since when has that stopped a logical purchasing decision? I went to the local Trek store yesterday to test ride it. One thing that was 'odd' was that once you go into any level of assist, you couldn't... -
Fuel EXe New SRAM AXS Transmission for the Trek Fuel EXe 9.7?
I installed a SRAM AXS derailleur+shifter on my otherwise stock 9.7. Now 'm considering putting the SRAM AXS X0 Transmission. What else do I need to make this work? XD driver - can I just replace the current Shimano driver? Different cranks? Different chainring? Whether it's a good idea to do... -
Trek Fuel EXe RR, 170mm Enduro Edition
The Trek Fuel EXe is a lightweight Trail electric mountain bike. Designed primarily for trail riding. Straight out of the box it rides sharp and agile. But .... What happens if we alter the stock build somewhat ? Meet the Trek Fuel EXe RR Edition I really like to mess around with bikes and...- Rob Rides EMTB
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