Trek Dual Sport

And up top Here we have ergonomic style rubber grips, so when your hand goes on, it's in a nice comfortable position and then you can operate the shif...

Well, thanks so much for joining me to check out this Trek Dual Sport 3. this 2022 model looks absolutely gorgeous in red. It's also available in dark...

So I purchased a 2021 Trek Dual Sport 2 at a local bike shop size medium this past weekend. I received an email from trek welcoming me to the family and to enjoy my Trek Dual Sport 2 WSD. After checking the S/N it is intact the female version.

Being honest with myself, I will mostly use this on paved paths and somewhat maintained trails. However, I don’t think I will be able to resist the urge to hop up on the occasional curb, etc. (think things that might tear up a road bike). I could possibly want to road race or bike more rugged trails in the future, but in either case I would probably just get another bike built for that.

I think the problem is simple - the car is underpowered, with a wheelbase too short for high speed stability. Ok, so you can argue that this is an offroad vehicle, and not a highway cruiser, but unless you live next door to an offroad park, you gotta drive to the offroad trail right?.

Now, after seven months in the country, I decided to buy a bicycle. I have an apartment in Basel, a couple of km from my workplace, 15 minutes by tram, 30 on foot, it shouldn’t take more than 10 on a bicycle. So I picked up a Trek Dual Sport 3 a few days ago; with mud guards, lights, a bell, pannier rack, and some bags to sit on it, it came to just over CHF 1.1k.

I just purchased a Trek Dual Sport 2. I'm looking to get used to riding and use it as a means of replacing running (chronic injuries). I grabbed a good helmet, quality lights, floor pump, kickstand, and cage/bottle. I went out for an hour after bringing it home and can tell I'll get addicted.

It would be a great bike for around town. Yes, it falls under the mountain bike category, but if you are just looking for something that feels confident and stable then go for it. The best bike is the bike you're going to enjoy riding. I'm not sure what your "trails" look like you mentioned, but a Trek Dual Sport would probably also do really well, and feel a little faster on the pavement.

Pros: Seems to be a great middle ground for wanting road and dirt in the newbie category. They have one in stock near me!. Cons: Do I really need the suspension which makes it heavier?. Trek Dual Sport.

As far as riding distance I'm not cranking things up right away, just basic rides around the college and the lake, anything to get some sort of exercise. I stopped at the one local shop in our area and they didn't have much in stock, but they let me see how a Trek Dual Sport 2 fit...was a medium frame I believe and with the seat cranked all the way up I was on my tiptoes.