Trek Trek 400 1980
Trek's first production road bike built in their Wisconsin facility, the Model 400 used Reynolds 531…
Road Bike
Type
Trek 400 Series 1984
Trek's budget-oriented 400 Series introduced quality American-made cycling to a broader audience. It…
Road / Touring
Type
10-speed
Gears
Trek Mountain Track 850 1986
Trek's entry into the mountain bike boom, the 850 used chromoly steel tubing, beefy cantilever brake…
Mountain Bike
Type
Trek 5200 OCLV Carbon 1992
The 5200 OCLV was the first mass-produced carbon fibre bicycle frame in the world. Its Optimum Compa…
Road Racing
Type
16-speed
Gears
Trek Trek 2300 1992
The Trek 2300 was among the first production carbon fibre road bikes accessible to amateur cyclists.…
Road Bike
Type
Trek Trek OCLV 5200 1998
The 5200 was Lance Armstrong's weapon of choice during his comeback era, built from Trek's proprieta…
Road Bike
Type
Trek Domane SLR 9 2020
The Domane SLR 9 uses Trek's IsoSpeed decoupler technology to provide 20mm of frame compliance for r…
Endurance Road
Type
24-speed
Gears
Trek Top Fuel 9.9 2021
The Top Fuel 9.9 combines Trek's RE:aktiv with Thru Shaft rear shock with a lightweight OCLV Mountai…
Cross-Country / Trail
Type
12-speed
Gears
Trek Domane SLR 9 2025
The Domane SLR won Paris-Roubaix thanks to its dual IsoSpeed decoupler technology that isolates the …
Road Endurance / Classics Bike
Type
Shimano
Gears
Trek Émonda SLR 9 2025
The Émonda SLR 9 is Trek's ultralight climbing machine — 6.23 kg complete thanks to OCLV 800 carbon …
Road Race Bike
Type
Shimano
Gears
Trek Fuel EX 9.9 XX AXS 2025
Trek's do-it-all trail bike with 130 mm rear travel, OCLV 800 carbon, and SRAM XX Eagle AXS wireless…
Trail Mountain Bike
Type
SRAM
Gears
Trek Madone SLR 9 2025
The Trek Madone SLR 9 is the brand's aerodynamic flagship built from OCLV 800 carbon, featuring IsoS…
Road Race Bike
Type
Shimano
Gears
Trek Bicycle Corporation began in a Wisconsin barn in 1976, welding steel touring frames by hand. Today it is one of the world's largest bicycle brands with distribution in over 90 countries. Trek's investment in professional road racing — sponsoring the Discovery Channel team that Lance Armstrong rode to multiple Tour de France titles, and later supporting Marianne Vos and Elisa Longo Borghini — has driven performance advances directly into production models. The OCLV carbon manufacturing process, pioneered by Trek, set new standards for lightweight stiffness.