- Is the Trek FX+ 2 worth $999.99?
- At $999.99 it is a fair price for a brand-name e-bike that includes lights, fenders and a rack. The trade-off is a small 250Wh battery, so it suits shorter trips better than long commutes.
- How does it compare with a regular Trek FX?
- The FX+ 2 adds a 250W motor and battery to the FX hybrid platform, so it is heavier and costs more but flattens hills and headwinds. A non-electric FX is simpler and lighter if you do not need assist.
- What is the real-world range?
- Trek rates it at up to 55 km per charge. Expect less in cold weather, on hills or with cargo, and plan on roughly 30 to 45 km for many riders.
- How long does the battery take to charge?
- A full charge takes about 2 hours, which is quick for a 250Wh pack. That makes top-ups at a desk or a lunch stop practical.
- Can I add a second battery?
- Yes. It accepts the plug-and-play 250Wh Range Extender battery, sold separately, which roughly doubles capacity.
- What comes in the box?
- The bike ships with SKS fenders, a MIK-compatible alloy rear rack, a Herrmans MR4-E front light, a Spanninga Solo rear light and an alloy kickstand.
- Is the Trek FX+ 2 at its lowest price?
- The lowest price we've seen is $999.99 at Prairie Path Cycles on October 31.
- What do buyers say about the Trek FX+ 2?
- Rated 4 out of 5 from 5 ratings. Buyers like: Extremely lightweight for an e-bike (approx 40lbs); Smooth and natural feeling motor assist; Fast battery charging (full in 2 hours). Common complaints: Stock tires are susceptible to frequent flats; Rear tire flats are very difficult to fix at roadside due to hub motor.