Trek Verve 2

2016
 
5.0 stars
 (50 Reviews)
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Description

Get out there and start enjoying healthy pedaling pleasure with Trek's Verve 2. Its light, nimble aluminum frame and adjustable stem provide a comfortable upright position made even more enjoyable by the bump-busting suspension fork and suspension seatpost. Plus, your Verve puts you on a luxuriously cushioned seat, rolls easily on 700c wheels and boasts a hill-flattening 21-speed drivetrain.

Consumer Reviews

 
5.0 stars

(50 reviews)

96% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Versatile  (33)
  • Lightweight  (30)
  • Durable  (29)
  • Comfortable  (11)
  • Fun to ride  (2)
  • Quality  (2)

Cons

  • Heavy  (2)
  • There are no cons 
  • Gearing Brakes For Aged 
  • I Should Have Got Verve 
  • Poor Construction 
  • Shifting And Brakes Needs Ajustments 

Best Uses

  • Road biking  (29)
  • Commuting/city  (19)
  • Exercise  (4)
  • Pleasure  (2)
  • Commuting 
  • Easy exercise 

 
4.0
Sep 17, 2015

Moving along smooth and quikly

Pros:
Lightweight
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking
I use the bike on local bike trails in my area.
by Bob from St. Peters, Missouri

 
4.0
Sep 14, 2015

1800 miles and climbing

Pros:
Comfort, Versatile, Durable
Cons:
Best Uses:
Commuting/City, Road Biking, Touring
This Trek was purchased at the end of Jan 2015. I currently have over 1800 miles. I have changed two components in the last two months. Out is the standard handlebar for a touring handlebar and twist shift has been replaced by index thumb shifting. My main goal has been to add weight to this bike in order to buyild my endurance for touring in 2016. As seen in the attached pic, I have front and rear racks and bags. Total training weight bike/bags is between 60 and 79 lbs and climbing. I have been working many hills and the gearing on this is excellent. This is the bike I am using to dial in my comfort measurements for my next purchase of a Trek 520 disc in early 2016. TREK, you are more than welcome to donate that bike to me should you feel the urge to flex your corporate muscles :-) This my second Trek since 2004 and I have no intent on changing now. BTW, this pic was from the Old Kentucky Home Tour 2015, Louisville, KY, 72 miles Sat and 55 Sun with MANY hills. Based upon the bikes attending (600 plus riders) I was the only one with over 60 lbs of bike and gear. Verve 2 rocks! Thanks all
by DannMann from Rineyville, KY

 
5.0
Sep 10, 2015

WOW Great Ride

Pros:
Smooth operation, Lightweight, Versatile, Durable
Cons:
None
Best Uses:
Road Biking
The salesman at the TREK store was very professional, knowledgeable and very patience with me! I think his name was Nate. I would be proud to have him on my team!!! I purchased the bike in Rehobeth beach on Route 1 He even delivered the bike to my home at no additional cost. SUPER SERVICE!!!
by Ray from Milton DE.

 
5.0
Aug 31, 2015

Perfect fit

Pros:
Versatile, Comfortable, Quality
Cons:
Best Uses:
Bike trails, Road Biking
Wonderful bike! Growing up, I loved riding. I've been out of it for decades but decided to take it up again--for recreation and exercise. At my local bike shop I tested the Trek 7.2 FX and the Verve 2 and chose the Verve because it was more comfortable (suspension fork and wider seat). I've got it decked on now with mirror, bell, trip computer, lighting system, etc., and have mainly been taking it on 8-20 mile rides on local paved bike trails--with an occasional gravel path. It's a joy to ride--so smooth and quiet and the shifting is perfect. I recommend if you do much work on gravel that you consider something with wider wheels. This bike is great for smooth dirt paths, but gets a little unstable on big gravel. Overall a great bike!
by Enut from Burke, VA

 
1.0
Aug 22, 2015

Disappointing

Pros:
Cons:
Poor Construction, Gearing Brakes For Aged
Best Uses:
This bike has a front brake so squishy and unresponsive that the brake pulls down all the way to the grip. Mechanic at store that sold it to me can't make it more responsive. The gearing is so gentle that you cannot get any leverage when pedaling on even a modest downhill incline - you are riding a boat not a bike if you are on a flat or downhill grade. Not easy to get that changed. This bike seems to be designed for octogenarians - particularly those who don't care much about quality.
by Dan from Bridgton, ME

 
5.0
Aug 20, 2015

love em

Pros:
Durable, Versatile, Lightweight
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking
Love em
by Ron from Cochranton, PA

 
5.0
Aug 02, 2015

Great bike

Pros:
Durable, Versatile, Lightweight
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking, Commuting/City
Great quality, solid ride and highly dependable.
by Ron P from Huntsville, AL

 
5.0
Jul 24, 2015

Great all around bike

Pros:
Looks Great, Smooth shifting, Smooth ride, The Perfect Computer Bike, Good value
Cons:
Haven't Found Any Cons
Best Uses:
Commuting to Work, Exercise, Cruising The Neighborhood
A good on road and some off road riding, but not like a true mountain bike. Riding the back roads and streets, this is the perfect bike. A lot of gears (21) to make the ride easy. The upright position and larger seat makes a more comfortable ride. If your looking for speed, this may not be the right bike, but for the casual rider, I can't think of a better bike.
by The Goat from Menifee, Ca

 
4.0
Jul 18, 2015

Not bad for the price

Pros:
Versatile, Lightweight, Comfy Seat
Cons:
Shifting And Brakes Needs Ajustments
Best Uses:
Non Extreme Trail Riding
I use it for exercise and ride it along the canal towpath mainly. I do have to take it back for some gear and brake ajustments. All around a pretty decent ride.
by Hate those hills from Bethlehem,pa

 
5.0
Jun 27, 2015

excellent buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pros:
Lightweight, Versatile, Durable
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking, Mountain Biking, Commuting/City
very comfortable, first day I was zooming around my neighborhood. can't wait to hit soem trails.
by flexcrawford from Lafayette, La

 
5.0
Jun 20, 2015

So far I love this bike

Pros:
Durable, Comfortable, Versatile
Cons:
Best Uses:
Purchased this on 5-30-15 and have ridden about 230 miles. I love the suspension and comfort of this bike. It performs great.
by Billy C from Mooresville, IN

 
5.0
Jun 13, 2015

well designed machine

Pros:
Well built, Durable, Versatile, Lightweight, Comfortable
Cons:
None
Best Uses:
Road Biking, Towpath Riding
Friend recommended bike. I went to my local dealer and took a test ride and loved it. I was riding a Big Box store piece of junk. This bike was fitted to my size and weight. I bought this bike to maintain a healthy lifestyle and lose some extra weight.
by Fatboy MIke from Hennepin Illinois

 
5.0
Jun 09, 2015

Very enjoyable ride!

Pros:
Comfortable
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking
Well balanced and comfortable ride. Small road imperfections and cracks dissolve under the shock absorbing system. Very smooth gear shifting. I find it to be a perfect bicycle for 3 to 6 mile rides a day for exercise. I am 60 and find the upright rider position to be extremely comfortable. Good value for the price.
by Eagle rider from Jersey Shore, NJ

 
5.0
May 30, 2015

Smooth

Pros:
Lightweight, Comfortable good fit, Durable, Versatile
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking, Commuting/City
It is like riding on a marshmallow. Comfortable and easy. I'm glad we went to Trek The people that helped us were knowledgeable and friendly. No sales pressure, just Helpful and courteous. Will return often!
by Nancy from Madison Wi

 
5.0
May 27, 2015

Good solid bike

Pros:
Comfortable, Lightweight, Durable, Versatile
Cons:
Best Uses:
Crushed Limestone Trail
Ride 40-60 miles per week. 62 years old.
by Papa Don from pgh pa

 
5.0
May 14, 2015

Love My Verve 2

Pros:
Versatile, Lightweight, Durable
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking, Commuting/City
I purchased the Verve 2 for exercise. I'm 65 years old and ride this bike about one hour daily. In the past several weeks I have ridden my bike about 200 miles. The Verve 2 is perfect for my application.
by Samuel the Biker from Port Charlotte, FL.

 
4.0
Apr 19, 2015

Verve 2

Pros:
Balanced Quick Response
Cons:
Chain Guard Poor Design, Chain Guard Chatter Canno
Best Uses:
Road Biking
Overall a great bike. Just needs a better chain guard design at the big sprocket.
by Green Hornet from Columbus, IN

 
5.0
Apr 11, 2015

My Best Bike Ever!

Pros:
Versatile, Durable, Fast, Easy to shift, Fun To Ride, Lightweight
Cons:
Best Uses:
Good For Exercise, Rails to Trails, Road Biking
I love this bike! It fits me well because I'm a very tall lady. I got the 22.5 size.I purchased the men's bike and it's no problem getting on or off it. Plus it fits on my car's bike rack without me having to use the adapter like on my old women's bike. I love how this bike is so light and fast compared to my old "tank" of a bike. Now, my husband can't keep up with me when we ride. Love, Love, Love It!
by Happy Biker from Virginia

 
5.0
Mar 31, 2015

Great bike for casual bike rider!

Pros:
Lightweight, Quality, Nimble, Versatile, Set Up, Durable
Cons:
None
Best Uses:
Urban Bike Path, Commuting, Pleasure, Commuting/City, Road Biking, Roads
Trek Verve 2 is a great bike for people who want to enjoy a nice bike ride. It doesn't do the extreme terrain of a mountain bike or give the speed and distance riding of a road bike, but if your in between these needs, you will be impressed with this bike. It has the geometry that allows for comfortable and upright riding posture that won't stress your neck, shoulders and wrists.
by Rip from Minneapolis, MN

 
4.0
Mar 25, 2015

super excites

Pros:
Durable, Lightweight, Versatile
Cons:
Best Uses:
Road Biking, Commuting/City
Haven't been on a bike in 20 years. needed to start biking to loose weight. talked to a Trek dealer and found the Verve 2. can't wait to get into a new routine and live healthier life!
by Travis from St. Hilaire, MN

Specifications

Frame
Trek Alpha Gold aluminum
Fork
SunTour NEX, 50mm-travel
Rims/Wheels
Bontrager 550
Hubs
Formula aluminum
Tires
Bontrager H5, 700 x 35c
Crankset
Shimano
Chainrings
48/38/28
Front Derailleur
Shimano Tourney
Rear Derailleur
SRAM X3
Rear Cogs
Shimano, 7-speed: 14-34
Shifters
SRAM 3.0 Comp Twist
Handlebars
Steel
Tape/Grips
Bontrager Satellite
Stem
Adjustable aluminum
Brake Levers
Tektro adjustable reach
Brakes
Tektro linear-pull
Pedals
Wellgo nylon platform
Saddle
Bontrager Boulevard 1
Seatpost
Aluminum suspension