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Trek Remedy 9.8
2013
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Product Details
2013 Trek Remedy 9.8
You know that unthinkably tough line that thwarts you on your local ride? Trek's Remedy 9.8 is your, well, remedy. This carbon ripper gives you 150mm of travel front and rear and weighs around 27 pounds. Trek's list of frame features is huge: E2 head tube, EVO link and a 95mm-wide BB for the stiffest possible chassis from end to end. And Trek's Full Floater and 142x12mm ABP makes the rear suspension more active and the braking more controlled at any speed. Speaking of suspension, Fox's Float fork and rear shock are DRCV-equipped for the perfect balance of plushness and efficiency over everything from small pebbles to big, high-speed hits. The specs are legit, too, with Shimano XT, a Reverb dropper post and tubeless-ready Bonty wheels. Your Remedy is here; go long, go big.
Features and Information
- Learn how Trek’s Full Floater shock mount gives you maximum suspension function.
- Learn how Trek’s EVO rocker link lightens and stiffens your Remedy.
- Learn how Trek's E2 head tube takes steering precision to the next level.
- View the geometry chart.
- Choose your preferred pedals (sold separately) from our wide selection.
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Specification Description Frame Trek OCLV Mountain Carbon w/ABP, EVO, E2 Fork Fox Performance Series 32 Float w/CTD and DRCV, 150mm-travel Rear Shock Fox Performance Series Float w/CTD and DRCV, 150mm-travel Rims/Wheels Bontrager Rhythm Elite tubeless-ready Hubs See Rims/Wheels Spokes See Rims/Wheels Tires Bontrager XR3 Team, 26 x 2.35 Crankset Shimano Deore XT Chainrings 42/32/24 Front Derailleur Shimano Deore XT Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore XT Shadow Plus Rear Cogs Shimano Deore XT, 10-speed: 11-36 Shifters Shimano Deore XT Handlebars Bontrager Race X Lite carbon Tape/Grips Bontrager Rhythm Stem Bontrager Rhythm Pro Brake Levers Shimano Deore XT Brakes Shimano Deore XT disc Saddle Bontrager Evoke 3 Seatpost RockShox Reverb Stealth * Subject to change without notice.
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Back to topOption Barcode Manufacturer's Part Number Vendor Number 19.5-inch 00768682331064 11906004413 TRK-11906004413 -
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviewsPros
- Handles Well (3)
- Lightweight (2)
- Balanced Suspension (2)
- Plush Feel (2)
- Durable (2)
Cons
- SRAM Components
- Should be 160mm
- Avid brakes
Best Uses
- Free Riding (2)
- Mountain Biking (2)
- Railing corners
- Downhill
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Pros
- Handles Well
- Balanced Suspension
- Lightweight
- Durable
Cons
- SRAM Components
- Avid brakes
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
- Downhill
Comments:
This bike will do the following on the East Coast: *Just about everything that 29'ers can do *Log hopping *Plow over roots *Destroy rock gardens (Depends on your skill level) *Climb rocky trails *3-5 feet drops *High ground clearance *Downhill *Incredible carbon frame power transfer I love my carbon Remedy 9.7. As a former 29er hardtail owner, I have never looked back. I wanted one mountain bike where I can take it to both east and west coasts, rocky mountains and Canada. This was the bike that will meet my expectations no matter what mountain I ride on! Although, Trek shold NEVER put Avid brakes or SRAM components on their bikes. I replaced all of them with Shimano XT and it is twice as better now - especially during climbs/descends.
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Pros
- Handles Well
- Lightweight
- Plush Feel
- Durable
Cons
- Should be 160mm
Best Uses
- Free Riding
- Railing corners
Comments:
This bike is amazing. By slacking the head angle Trek has gotten the remedy real dialed. I run a 170mm Lyrik and it gets the head angle just about right. I wish that it had a 160mm of travel instead of the 150mm, and Slash should be at 180mm
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Cons
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Just returned this bike because it was to bounce for me. Will defiantly buy this bike if I would live in Utah
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Pros
- Plush Feel
- Balanced Suspension
- Great Components
- Handles Well
Cons
Best Uses
- Mountain Biking
- Free Riding
Comments:
Game changing bike for me in several ways. After years spent riding and racing Top Fuel 9.9s I spent time having fun on a Fuel Ex but figured more travel was worth investigating. I'll still race my Top Fuel but just about every other ride will likely be spent aboard the Remedy. Got it just in time for a week long trip to Moab with the family. Put FR3 tires on for some added sidewall beef. Hit everything from Pipe Dream to Amasa/ Jackson's to Flat Pass to two separate runs down Mag 7/ Gold Bar blue dot/ Portal with a couple hours at Loma thrown in on the way home. With that in mind, I remain blown away by this bike. The new XT brakes are as strong as reported, especially with big rotors but the rear derailleur steals the show component-wise. Flick the magic gold clutch lever and chain slap is gone and I never threw the chain to the outside. Bar, stem, fork are all sweet and the color scheme is super subtle and cool enough that my 7 year old daughter told me she liked it. Looks like more green on screen than in real life where the black really dominates. Still dialing in suspension but it climbs much better than expected even up Gold Bar 'Grind' slickrock ledgy steps. Only thing I wish came standard...a bigger set of balls! *I did find the stock grips a bit firm for my office jockey, callous-free March hands
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