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Trek gears easy heft city ebike to apartment dwellers with wanderlust

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Nov 23, 2024

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The FX+ 7 is pitched as

Trek is looking to help riders get around in premium style with a tasty commuter in low- and high-step variants. The FX+ 7 city ebike is reported “light enough to carry up stairs, powerful enough to fly up climbs, and equipped to carry whatever riders need.”

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Category: Bicycles, Transport

Tags: Trek, ebikes, Pedal-assisted

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