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First Look | 2025 Trek Slash+ is a brand new lightweight e-MTB with high pivot suspension

The Trek Slash+ is a brand new lightweight electric mountain bike for 2025. It follows in the footsteps of the popular Fuel EXe that was launched two years ago, though it pumps up the travel to create a much burlier package that’s designed to thrive on steeper and more technical trails. It shares a lot in common with the regular Slash that we reviewed earlier this year including a mixed wheel setup and the distinctive high pivot suspension design, making this the longest travel e-MTB that Trek has ever produced.

An overview of the 2025 Trek Slash+

Equipped with 170mm of travel at both ends, the Trek Slash+ is a lightweight e-Enduro bike that’s built to go head-to-head with the likes of the Specialized Kenevo SL .

Like its non-motorised counterpart, the Slash+ features a high-pivot variation of Trek’s four-bar ABP suspension platform. The chain routes up and over a big 19T pulley, and there’s a redesigned lower guide that incorporates beefed-up chainring protection. There’s also a new fully-enclosed lower pulley that aims to eliminate the chance of the chain derailing.

Leverage rate adjustment is built into the lower shock mount, which comes from the factory in the less progressive setting. Flipping this around into the more progressive setting is recommended should you wish to run a coil shock.

As with many other lightweight e-MTBs on the market, the Slash+ is only produced in carbon fibre. Well, at least for now anyway. It features a mullet setup with a 29in front wheel and 27.5in rear wheel, with the exception being the Small size that uses 27.5in wheels front and rear.

Compact motor, big battery

Powering the new Slash+ is the compact TQ HPR50 motor . Despite being the lightest and quietest drive unit we’ve tested, the HPR50 still pumps out up to 50Nm of peak torque and 300W of peak power.

Unlike the Fuel EXe with its small 360Wh battery, the Slash+ gets a brand new 580Wh battery from TQ. This offers a significant boost in capacity, though it’s still possible to add on TQ’s 160Wh range extender for those who want maximum ride time.

Trek secures the main battery inside the downtube with two large bolts. Removing these and the motor skid plate allows you to take the battery out of the frame should you need to charge it separately. Otherwise you can charge the battery in situ using the port on the frame.

As for the user interface, the Slash+ features exactly the same controller and top tube display as the Fuel EXe. You can configure the display using the Trek Central or TQ app, which also allows you to tune the motor’s output. Check out our TQ HPR50 review for more info.

Trek Slash+ geometry & sizing

Geometry on the Trek Slash+ closely follows that of the non-motorised Slash. The main point of difference is the omission of the M/L size, which means the Slash+ is only available in four frame sizes rather than five.

Otherwise you’ll find the same 63.5° head angle and 77° effective seat tube angle. Trek also utilises size-specific rear centre lengths that varies from 434mm on the Small up to 445mm on the X-Large.

Like the regular Slash and Fuel EX , the Slash+ incorporates adjustable headset cups. The bike comes from the factory with the neutral cups fitted, though purchasing the offset cups aftermarket will allow you to steepen or slacken the head angle by a degree.

Trek Slash+ price & specs

There will be two Trek Slash+ models coming into Australia this year. Both will share an identical OCLV carbon frame, TQ HPR50 motor and 580Wh battery.

Prices will start at $11,499 AUD for the Slash+ 9.7, which gets a Fox 38 Rhythm fork and a Float X shock, Shimano SLX/XT gearing and 4-piston brakes. It also features lightweight Bontrager XR5 Team Issue tyres, which seem like an odd choice for such a big travel e-MTB.

You’ll find more appropriate SE6/SE5 tyres on the top-end Slash+ 9.9 model, which also upgrades to a RockShox Zeb Ultimate fork and Vivid Ultimate shock. Along with the wireless Reverb AXS dropper, SRAM X0 Transmission and Maven brakes, that bike will set you back a cool $17,999 AUD.

We’ve put our name down to review the new Slash+ and can’t wait to see what it’s all about. In the meantime, read on for the detailed specs for each model below.

2025 Trek Slash+ 9.9

• Frame | OCLV Carbon Fibre, ABP High Pivot Suspension Design, 170mm Travel
• Fork | RockShox Zeb Ultimate, Charger 3.1 RC2 Damper, 170mm Travel
• Shock | RockShox Vivid Ultimate, 230x65mm
• Motor | TQ HPR50, 50Nm Peak Torque
• Battery | TQ 580Wh
• Wheels | Bontrager Line Pro 30, Carbon Rims, 30mm Inner Width
• Tyres | Bontrager SE6 Team Issue 29×2.5in Front & SE5 Team Issue 27.5×2.5in Rear
• Drivetrain | SRAM X0 Eagle AXS Transmission 1×12 w/X0 Alloy Crankset & 10-52T Cassette
• Brakes | SRAM Maven Silver 4-Piston
• Bar | Bontrager Line Pro, OCLV Carbon, 27.5mm Rise, 780mm Width
• Stem | Bontrager Line Pro, 35mm Length
• Seatpost | RockShox Reverb AXS, 34.9mm Diameter, 170mm Travel
• Saddle | Bontrager Verse Short Comp, Steel Rails
• Claimed Weight | 20.88kg
• RRP |  $17,999 AUD

2025 Trek Slash+ 9.7

• Fork | Fox 38 Rhythm, GRIP Damper, 170mm Travel
• Shock | Fox Float X, Performance Series, 230x65mm
• Wheels | Bontrager Line Comp 30, Alloy Rims, 30mm Inner Width
• Tyres | Bontrager XR5 Team issue 29×2.5in Front & 27.5×2.5in Rear
• Drivetrain | Shimano SLX/XT 1×12 w/e*13 Plus Alloy Crankset & 10-51T Cassette
• Brakes | Shimano Deore 4-Piston
• Bar | Bontrager Line, Alloy, 27.5mm Rise, 780mm Width
• Stem | Bontrager Elite, 35mm Length
• Seatpost | Bontrager Line, 34.9mm Diameter, 170mm Travel
• Saddle | Bontrager Verse P3, Chromoly Rails
• Claimed Weight | 20.38kg
• RRP |  $11,499 AUD

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New Trek Slash+ Adds TQ Motor with Bigger Battery to Heavy-Hitting Enduro eBike

As soon as Trek’s Fuel EXe mid-power trail eMTB was released last year, people started asking if they would add a motor to the longer travel Slash. Hearing their cries, Trek is now introducing the Slash+, which is basically the Gen 6 Slash with a mid-power motor.

The Slash+’s TQ HPR50 motor puts out 50Nm of torque, offers peak power of 300W, and importantly, gets its juice from TQ’s brand new, bigger 580Wh battery. Trek wanted the Slash+ to be an eMTB for people who like to bag as many rowdy descents as possible. I reviewed the 6 th generation Slash last fall and was very impressed with its two-faced qualities of bump-gobbling capabilities yet great pedaling efficiency. With pedal assist, this ebike should be an excellent self-shuttler for riders who love rough terrain.

2025 Trek Slash+:

The Slash+ will be offered with full OCLV Mountain Carbon frames only, offering 170mms of rear travel matched to 170mm forks. The Slash+’s high pivot suspension linkage was tuned to mimic the ride you’d get from the non-motorized Slash. Its rearward axle path maintains momentum through rough sections of trail, while the idler pulley controls chain growth and minimizes pedal kickback. The size of the pulley and its positioning ensure good pedaling efficiency and ideal anti-squat values.

Favoring agility and rear tire clearance for this rowdy ebike, Trek gave the Slash+ MX wheels on medium-XL frames. To give smaller riders a better fit, the small frames run 27.5” wheels front and rear. If you’re wondering about going full niner on the larger frames, please note Trek does not intend for people to run 29” rear wheels in the Slash+.

The Slash+ features an angle-adjust headset. The ebike comes stock with neutral cups, but optional +/- 1° cups are available for aftermarket purchase. Trek has also included their leverage rate adjusting LESS/MORE flip-chip in the Slash+’s lower shock mount. eBikes will ship in the LESS position, but the MORE setting is an ideal option for heavier-hitting riders or those running coil shocks.

While the Slash+ cannot offer in-frame storage due to the battery, Trek added an accessory mount under the top tube for on-bike tools, etc.

The Slash+ gets a new lower chain guide featuring a lower pulley guard that fully captures the chain, and an integrated bash guard to protect your chainring. The guard mounts directly to the frame and is height-adjustable. There is a top guide on the Slash+’s upper idler pulley as well.

Trek provides complete ebike weights for the Slash+. They list the 9.7 model at 44.94 lbs and the 9.9 X0 AXS at 46.04 lbs. Both ebikes have the same 580Wh battery, it just seems that the build kit on the 9.9 including X0 Eagle Transmission may be that much heavier than the Shimano XT/SLX build on the 9.7.

Fitments and Protection:

The Slash+ offers ample room for 150mm dropper posts on small frames, 170mm on mediums, and 200mm on L/XLs. The frame accepts 34.9mm posts.

There is one water bottle mount on the down tube. The small frame can accommodate a 20oz water bottle, but the others all fit a full-sized bottle. The Slash+ frames feature internal cable routing and are SRAM UDH compatible. The rear axle spacing is Boost 148mm.

The Slash+ gets the included rear fender introduced on the Gen 6 Slash, a chainstay guard, and a lower down tube guard. It also comes with Carbon Armour frame protection, which is a protective layer that’s applied before the frame is painted.

TQ Drive System:

Trek says they did consider making the Slash+ a full-powered eMTB. However, ride testing both options proved the reduced weight of the mid-power motor actually makes the ebike more agile, and thus faster on descents. Since this ebike is all about charging downhills, Trek decided to optimize its ride for exactly that. The mid-class motor’s weight keeps the Slash+’s handling and ride feel closer to an unassisted bike on descents.

The Slash+’s TQ HPR50 motor puts out 50Nm of torque with a natural assist feel. The motor offers 250W continuous power output, with 300W peak power. The TQ motor was specifically tuned for optimal performance with Trek’s high-pivot suspension linkage. The TQ HPR50 motor claims to run very quietly, qualifying as ‘barely perceivable’ by Trek’s studies!

Power is supplied by a new TQ 580Wh battery. As far as we know, the Slash+ is the first ebike to use the larger battery which was just unveiled at Eurobike. The battery is removable via two hex bolts, and Trek ensures it’s easy to do with no cables in the way. When in the frame, the battery stays secure and rattle-free. While the new battery is not backward compatible with existing ebikes, the smaller 360Wh battery Trek used for the Fuel EXe is compatible with the Slash+ by adding an adapter cap. That battery can be run in the Slash+ to reduce weight.

The Slash+ is also compatible with TQ’s Range Extender. This bottle-style battery adds an extra 160Wh of juice. To leave room for the down tube battery, the battery charge port is located on the underside of the top tube.

A top tube display screen shows your key ride metrics and includes the ebike’s power button. TQ’s very compact handlebar remote controls your assist level enables Walk mode, and can turn connected lights on and off too.

The Trek Central App allows for customization and control of the drive system.

*Please note, there are a few errors in the geometry charts above. I’ve reached out to Trek to clarify the chainstay lengths for each frame size. I’ll update this post ASAP.

To put it simply, geometry for the Slash+ was kept ‘nearly the same as the Slash’. One thing that differs is the Slash+ does not come in a M/L frame size. Without that size, the medium frame’s reach has been altered to sit evenly between the other sizes. Reach numbers by size are as follows: Small = 430mm, medium = 448mm, large = 479mm, XL = 519mm (in neutral position).

Shorter riders will be happy to hear the Slash+’s top tube has been straightened out behind the head tube, and the size small frame has a lowered top tube for improved standover clearance.

Trek offers size-specific chainstay lengths on the Slash+, with three different lengths across the four frame sizes.

Please note there are minor variations created by adjusting the headset angles, so check out the above charts for all the exact angles and measurements.

Head tube angles are a pretty slack 63.5° in the neutral position, and that’s adjustable by +/- 1 with the optional headset cups. How slack will mountain bikes get? Well, this is the third bike I’ve recently covered offering head tube angles slacker than 63°! The Slash+’s effective seat tube angles vary by frame size but hover around 77°.

Model Lineup:

Just two models of the Slash+ will be offered. Some quick build notes: Trek specs 160mm cranks, 35mm stems, and 780mm handlebars on both models. The 9.9 X0 AXS model gets a Bontrager carbon handlebar and carbon wheels. For complete build specs visit Treks’ website.

Slash+ 9.9 X0 AXS – $11,999.99

Key components: RockShox Zeb Ultimate fork and Vivid Ultimate rear shock. SRAM X0 AXS wireless drivetrain, including a Reverb AXS dropper post. SRAM Maven silver brakes. Bontrager Line Pro 30 carbon wheels with 2.5” Bontrager Team Issue SE6 front and SE5 rear tires.

Frame color options are Black/Grey or Dark Grey/Copper.

Slash+ 9.7 SLX/XT – $7,999.99

Key components: Fox Rhythm 38 fork and Performance Float X rear shock. Shimano SLX/XT drivetrain, E*Thirteen E-spec Plus cranks, Shimano M6120 4-piston brakes. Bontrager Line Comp 30 wheels with 2.5” XR5 Team Issue tires.

Frame color options are Dark Grey/Dull Green or Black/Red.

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Leading today’s pack of Green Deals is a new addition to MOD Bikes’ ongoing summer sale, the Berlin Step-Thru 3 e-bike that is now available for pre-order at $2,199 . It is joined by Jackery’s SolarSaga 100 Prime Bifacial DIY Solar Panel that is down at its all-time low of $179 , as well as a first-chance pre-order of the latest Solar Generator 1000 Roam Kit bundle. Bringing up the rear is a collection of discounted Greenworks lawncare tools, lead by the 1-day discount on the brand’s 80V 16-inch Cordless Electric Straight Shaft Grass Trimmer for $175 . Plus, all the other hangover Green Deals that are still alive and well, including the leftover Prime Day Green Deals that are slowly dwindling as the days go on and will likely dry up for good over the weekend.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course,  Electrek ’s best EV buying  and  leasing deals . Also, check out the new  Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories .

MOD Bikes adds Berlin Step-Thru 3 e-bike pre-order to summer sale at $2,199

It’s another day and as such we are taking another look at  MOD Bikes’ ongoing summer sale  that is taking  up to $1,000 off  a sizable selection of stylish and reliable e-bikes through July 31. Joining the pack and cruising right behind our coverage of the  Groove 1 Utility e-bike  (which is on clearance at an incredibly low price), MOD Bikes has added a pre-order opportunity for its new  Berlin Step-Thru 3 e-bike at  $2,199 shipped . Down from its $2,499 price tag, this is your first chance to save on this all-new model, which comes after the previous Berlin 2 was cleared out mid-summer sale to make more room (which is what we’re likely seeing happening to the Groove 1 too). This comes in as a $300 markdown that sets the new all-time low for this e-bike going forward, with no telling when it may end either.

The  new Berlin 3 e-bike  arrives sporting the same color options as its predecessor – either  brushed aluminum  or  charcoal black , taking the European minimalist look from the Berlin 2 and melding it with some more domestic form. It comes stocked with an upgraded MOD DRIVE 750W rear brushless geared hub motor (with a 1,000W peak – a step up from the previous 350W/650W peak version) as well as a MOD LG Powerpack 615Wh battery and five levels of pedal assistance supported by a torque sensor. It hits top speeds up to 28 MPH for up to 45-miles on a single standard charge that can be doubled to a 90-mile range with the  addition of an extra battery .

MOD’s Berlin 3 e-bike comes with plenty of features to elevate and enhance it over the previous iterations too, with dual-piston hydraulic brakes, a snap-on rear cargo rack that comes child-seat ready, an integrated wide beam LED headlight, an integrated LED taillight with brake light functionality, a 7-speed Shimano ALTUS derailleur, full cover anti-vibration fenders for both wheels, dual suspension, a bell, and an S3 smart color display with a USB port for charging your devices and password security for locking the e-bike.

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The official Jackery Amazon storefront is offering its newest  SolarSaga 100 Prime Bifacial DIY Solar Panel for  $179 shipped ,  after clipping the on-page $120 off coupon . Normally fetching $299 since first releasing in May, we’ve mainly seen discounts on the  bundled Roam Kit package  that gives you the solar panel along with the Explorer 1000 power station, but today you’re getting a great deal on the panel alone to pair along with any Jackery power station you may already own. An updated version of the  Solar Generator 1000 Roam Kit , now with two 100 Prime solar panels can be currently found on Amazon for pre-order at  $1,259 ,  after clipping the on-page $120 off coupon.

Jackery’s latest addition to the solar market, the  SolarSaga 100 Prime solar panel  has been redesigned with an arc form factor that is meant to be mounted for more solar charging permanence. Whether its in a courtyard, on your balcony, or attached to your vehicles like boats and RVs – this handy device is finally here to allow for charging on the go! No more waiting to get to your destination and hoping for good weather before setting up! Plus, it also comes with an IP68 waterproof and dustproof rating, as well as extreme weather and heat resistance, to better assist in its more long-term duties wherever you roam. Head below for more.

Greenworks 80V 16-inch Cordless Electric String Trimmer at $175 in 1-day Best Buy sale, more from $100

Courtesy of its  Deals of the Day , Best Buy is offering the  Greenworks 80V 16-inch Cordless Electric Straight Shaft Grass Trimmer for  $174.99 shipped  through the rest of the day. Normally listed for $250, this particular model – with the included 2.0Ah battery and charger – has been bouncing around prices for the last year, with 2024 seeing less frequent discounts occurring – the lowest of them taking things down to $168 at Amazon, while today’s deal is the third in a line of 1-day price cuts to $175. It comes in here as a 30% markdown and lands among some of its lowest prices, all of them differing by individual dollars. And for once it seems Amazon won’t be putting up a fight either, as the closest model we could find there was a  tool-only offer for $170 .

This  80V cordless electric trimmer from Greenworks  arrives stocked with a brushless motor and a 2.0Ah battery that allows it to tackle up to a 1/2-acre yard with an approximate 50-minute lifespan on a single charge – giving you the equivalent of a 27cc gas-powered model. It provides a 16-inch diameter cutting swath, with two speeds (low and high) for better controlled shaping around your yard and a variable speed trigger for power on-demand. It sports a lightweight and ergonomic design, complemented by easier operation thanks to the included bump-feed head for quicker line advancement, as well as a trigger start that throws out the priming, choke, and pull cords.

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• 1,900 PSI Electric Pressure Washer Combo Kit:  $100  (Reg. $220)
• 80V 730 CFM Cordless Handheld Blower:  $180  (Reg. $250)
• 80V 26-inch Cordless Hedge Trimmer:  $190  (Reg. $250)
• 80V 21-inch Mower, 13-inch Trimmer, 730 CFM Blower Combo:  $700  (Reg. $1,100)
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• MOD Easy Sidecar 3 e-bike: $3,999 (Reg. $4,299)
• MOD Easy 3 e-bike: $2,999 (Reg. $3,299)
• MOD Easy Ape Hanger 3 e-bike with sidecar: $2,999 (Reg. $3,299)
• Lectric ONE Long-Range e-bike with $220 in free gear: $2,199 (Reg. $2,419)
• Juiced JetCurrent Pro Foldable e-bike: $2,249 (Reg. $2,799)
• Aventon Abound Cargo e-bike with $894 in free gear: $1,999 (Reg. $2,199)
• Blix Packa Genie Cargo e-bike: $1,699 (Reg. $2,099)
• Blix Aveny Skyline Commuter e-bike: $1,699 (Reg. $1,999)
• Rad Power RadWagon 4 Cargo e-bike: $1,599 (Reg. $1,799)
• Retrospec Koa Rev+ Fat-Tire e-bike: $1,500 (Reg. $1,800)
• Blix Sol Eclipse Cruiser e-bike: $1,499 (Reg. $1,899)
• Blix Vika+ Flex Folding e-bike: $1,499 (Reg. $1,899)
• RadCity 5 Plus Commuter e-bike:  $1,499  (Reg. $1,699)
• RadRover 6 Plus Fat Tire Step-Thru e-bike:  $1,399  (Reg. $1,599)
• Lectric XPeak Off-Road High-Step e-bike with $356 in free gear: $1,399 (Reg. $1,755)
• Lectric XPeak Off-Road Step-Thru e-bike with $356 in free gear: $1,399 (Reg. $1,755)
• Lectric XPress 750 High-Step e-bike with $99 in free gear (pre-order) : $1,299 (Reg. $1,398)
• Lectric XPress 750 Step-Thru e-bike with $99 in free gear (pre-order): $1,299 (Reg. $1,398)
• RadRunner 2 Utility e-bike:  $1,199  (Reg. $1,399)
• Rad Power RadRover 6 Plus Fat-Tire High-Step e-bike: $1,099 (Reg. $1,599)
• Schwinn Ridgewood Electric Mountain Bike: $800 (Reg. $1,500)
• Schwinn Ingersoll Electric Hybrid Bike: $700 (Reg. $1,500)
• Schwinn Mendocino Hybrid Electric Cruiser Bike: $699 (Reg. $1,700)

Other new Green Deals landing this week

The savings this week are also continuing to a collection of other markdowns. To the same tune as the offers above, these all help you take a more energy-conscious approach to your routine. Winter means you can lock in even better off-season price cuts on electric tools for the lawn while saving on EVs and tons of other gear.

• Take a leisurely cruise around town on MOD Bikes’ Groove 1 utility e-bike at $1,499 low (Save $1,000!)
• Electric Bike Co. offers rare $100 discount on all e-bikes and free anti-theft alarms starting at $1,379 (Up to $349 value)
• Save $650 on ALLPOWERS’ 2,016Wh R2500 portable power station at $949, bundle options start from $959
• Razor’s Rambler 16 throwback electric motorbike cruises to $548 (Reg. $700)
• Sun Joe’s 3-in-1 20V hedge trimmer/pole saw/leaf blower tool system drops to $127 (Reg. $179), more from $75
• Bluetti’s latest AC50B portable power station covers personal needs at new $284 low (Reg. $399)
• Anker’s totable PowerCore Reserve 60,000mAh power station now at $105 (Reg. $150)
• UGREEN’s LiFePO4 PowerRoam 1200 station hits new $495 low (Reg. $999), more from $1,299
• AeroGarden’s 6-plant Harvest XL indoor hydroponic garden at new $105 Amazon low (Reg. $140)
• Hover-1’s Altai Pro R500/R750 e-bikes see up to 32% off discounts starting from $1,699
• Best Buy’s Great Summer EV sale offers Segway Max G2 foldable e-scooter at return $900 (Save $400), more from $300
• EV bells are a-ringing in Lectric’s Christmas in July sale taking up to $393 off e-bike bundles
• Save $1,000 on LG’s smart all-in-one electric washer and ventless dryer at $2,000, more from $300
• All aboard! Rad Power adds new e-bikes and 40% off passenger accessory discounts to extended summer sale
• Bluetti’s Prime Day sale shifts to next phase ramping up to $4,428 off power stations and bundles starting from $249
• Leftover Prime Day Green Deals: EVs, power stations, tools, smart devices, appliances, more

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According to Experian, the average American forks out $735 every month for a car payment. This Gocio folding electric bike, with up to 50 miles of range, is on sale at Walmart for only $539.99 right now. However, t’s only one of the many e-bike deals worth considering today.

Since I wrote a review of the Blaupunkt e-bike , I’ve been bombarded with ads for them on social media and I’ve received several offers for loaner bikes from other companies to do reviews. Not that I mind, I enjoyed reviewing the Blaupunkt bike much more than I thought I would. I also found an e-bike to be a perfect complement to a lot of car enthusiasts’ lifestyles.

Now, I want to be upfront about this, the Gocio bike is probably not as rugged as Walmart’s description would have you believe. I am sure this will get you to the grocery store or back and forth to work, but I would struggle to call this an actual mountain bike. It may have full suspension and disc brakes, but I’d probably stick to the road or maintained paths. Its maximum speed is 22 mph and its maximum load is 330 lb, which is actually quite a lot for an e-bike. Most importantly, the lithium-ion battery is UL-certified and it, the motor, and the controller have a 1-year warranty. Walmart offers a 3-year extension for $58 if you’re concerned.

I’ve also found a number of bikes on sale if you want to spend more money. Aventon makes a number of well-regarded e-bikes in the business, and they aren’t marked down, but you will gt $700 in free accessories with your purchase to sweeten the deal. The Aventon Abound Cargo Ebike $1,999 is looking pretty good to me. I like the extra utility of a bike with a bed. If you want an e-bike that is more electric motorcycle than a simple commuter, then Revzilla is closing out its Intense Tazers and these will rip on dirt trails.

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Go ahead. Lap it up. Hammer in lap after lap on Slash+ — our rowdiest e-MTB to date. With 170mm/170mm of high pivot suspension that partners with TQ’s HPR50 motor, Slash+ is ready to soar up climbs like a magic carpet and tackle descents with trail-smashing confidence, even in the deepest rock gardens and rowdiest jump lines. Get a natural-feeling boost that turns soul-crushing slogs into heroic hammer fests with the ultimate long-travel natural-feeling electric enduro bike. 

Noise 0.15tu

Tonality units - barely perceivable

Assist Up to 20 mph

Range 2-6 hrs / 580wh.

3-7.5 hrs with 160Wh extender

Torque 50Nm

Tiny but mighty

The award-winning HPR50’s magic feeling comes from its harmonic pin ring transmission. Most motors use gears and belts that take up space and can break or make noise. HPR50’s unique design gives you smooth and quiet power that feels more like an extension of your own strength.

TQ’s new 580Wh battery gives you plenty of range for charging into more laps and bigger rides. Its bolted-in design prevents rattling while you ride, but is simple to remove with just a hex wrench for easier transport or charging.

Want to ride even farther? Give your battery some extra juice with the compact and easy-to-use 160Wh Range Extender that fits neatly in your bottle cage, and get an extra boost for covering even more miles. 

Sleek and intuituve

Toggle through Eco, Mid, High, and Walk modes with the compact handlebar remote. Get essential ride data, like battery life, speed, and range, with the minimalist display that sits flush on the top tube.

Tuned to you

You’re in control with three completely adjustable motor tune settings that can be easily tweaked on the fly. Quickly adapt your Slash+ to your terrain or riding style from the Trek Central app.

Track ride history

Scroll through a complete history of your rides and work towards new goals with ride history that logs every ride automatically when your Slash+ is paired to the Trek Central app.

Plays well with others

Pair your Trek Central app with Strava and Komoot to seamlessly communicate ride details and automatically log your rides across different apps.

Non-stop suspension 

Trek’s patented Active Braking Pivot (ABP) keeps your suspension active when you need it most, like when you’re billy-goating your way down techy descents or kick-turning in a hairpin corner. 

More efficiency, more range

The carefully-tuned anti-squat and leverage rate, combined with oversized idler pulley, makes Slash+ easier to pedal than most bikes with high-pivot suspension, with or without a motor. More efficient pedaling means less energy spent on climbs, so you can tackle more miles.

Built burly

1. Super slack head tube

Sitting at a relaxed 63.5-degrees, Slash+’s head tube keeps your front wheel far ahead for serious stability on the steepest, gnarliest trails.

2. Steep seat tube angle 

Perched at 77-degrees, Slash+ keeps you in the perfect position for putting down power on long slogs up fire roads and punchy, slabby climbs. 

3. That just-right reach 

460mm of reach keeps the cockpit long and stable for control and stability through everything.

4. Mixed wheel size

Slash+ comes with a 29˝ wheel up front for smashing over big, crunchy terrain, and a smaller 27.5˝ rear wheel so it’s easier to get loose and whip around in tight, techy sections.

Adjust your angle

Install angle-adjust headset cups (sold separately) to tweak your headtube angle a degree steeper or slacker without impacting the height of your bottom bracket.

Adjust your progression

Quickly change your suspension progression with the flip of a chip in the lower shock mount. Set it in More to get more bottom-out resistance, perfect for heavier riders and hard-hitters — or running a coil shock. Keep it in Less for a plusher ride feel.

Locked-on chain

Slash+ comes equipped with a chainguide that fully captures the chain, keeping it secure when the trails get sketchy.

Shielded shuttle

Rugged guards keep your downtube protected from rock-strikes and big hits.

Integrated armor

An impact-resistant Carbon Armor laminate under the paint adds extra durability on carbon Slash+ models

A quieter guard

We spent hours analyzing high-speed camera footage to figure out how to shape our chainstay guard to minimize chain movement, so you get a quieter, more protected ride.

Looking for something else?

If you’re after a bike that’s got quiet, natural-feeling support, but a little more balanced all-around handling, explore the 140mm travel Fuel EXe. 

Want a big enduro e-bike with a whole lot of power? Rail is the ultimate high-powered e-MTB with tons of torque and a huge battery for epic adventures on rowdy trails. 

Get the same hard-hitting geometry and high pivot suspension as Slash+, but leave the motoring up to your own two legs.

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The 8 Best Prime Day Deals on Electric Bikes and Scooters

Half the fun of summer is anticipation—stockpiling your beach towels and Bluetooth speakers well in advance of all the block parties and beach days. However, right smack dab in the middle of summer is a fine time to buy things too. Anticipation is one thing, but right now is the time when we're all discovering that, uh, that cooler we thought was fine has sprung a leak. Or your children's bikes are too small and need to be replaced now that they're riding them daily.

Not all of the bikes we like are on Amazon or are being pitched as Prime Day electric bike deals. However, several companies are posting summer sales we think are worthy of your time. If you have decided that the last thing you want to do with your one wild and precious life is sit in a car in traffic in the baking summer heat, and you want to ride an electric bike through the baking heat instead, these are some deals worth checking out on some of our favorite bikes. We've also found a few great electric scooter deals too if you'd rather not pedal at all.

Don't forget to check out our Absolute Best Prime Day Deals roundup and our Prime Day Live Blog for more discounts on our favorite, WIRED-tested products.

We test products year-round and handpicked these deals. We'll update this guide periodically throughout the sale event.

• A Great E-Mountain Bike: Specialized Turbo Levo Comp for $6,000 ($1,000 off)
• A Ton of Free Accessories: Aventon Abound for $1,999
• Our Fave Budget Ebike: Propella 9S Pro V2 for $1,399 ($100 off)
• The Best Family Cargo Bike: Urban Arrow Family Cargo for $6,999 ($1,000 off)
• A Kids’ Bike: Guardian 20-Inch Small Kids Bike for $289 ($50 off)
• Our Top Escooter: Apollo Go Electric Scooter for $1,099 ($100 off)

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The Best Electric Bike Deals

Specialized

Specialized's summer sales event has several bikes we've written fondly about. The company's designs don't change much from year to year (if it ain't broke, don't fix it), and if this is the year you're finally going to cave and get a new electric mountain bike (eMTB), the Turbo Levo Comp ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ) should probably be it. The Levo uses the same frame as the iconic Stumpjumper, except with a custom-designed, seamlessly integrated motor that allows partners of varying fitness levels to ride with one another. Riding an eMTB with my much fitter, faster spouse is a way to spend the day together without him having to ditch me on the baby trails.

If you're looking for a more multipurpose ride, the Turbo Tero X 4.0 ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ) is also on sale for $3,750 ($750 off) . It has mountain bike features on a not-specifically mountain bike frame; i.e., it is pretty heavy at 58 pounds, and I'm not sure I would take it on singletrack. But it is pretty great for rough commutes and would be a great bikepacking ebike .

Photograph: Michael Calore

Aventon started out as a fixie manufacturer in Long Beach, California, but pivoted to ebikes in 2017 and started making them at sometimes alarmingly affordable prices. Happily, we like almost everything we've tested, but probably the best value is the cargo bike . It has a 750-watt rear hub motor with a torque sensor. It's also endlessly customizable with Aventon's proprietary accessories , which is great luck for you because Aventon is currently holding a flash sale and they're all free. The company is also offering a free battery with the purchase of some of its other, older models; we also liked the Aventure.2 ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends )

Photograph: Will Matsuda

Our favorite budget electric bike , the Propella 9S Pro V2, is on presale for August and is $100 off. Propella is a direct-to-consumer company, and it makes its bikes in batches—the 9S Pro V2 is the company's top seller, so this is the perfect time to pick one up. It's one of our favorite bikes that looks and feels pretty much like a regular bike, with a little boost to help you get home at the end of the day.

It's 43.5 pounds, so it's pretty light (for an ebike), and it's one of the easiest direct-to-consumer bikes to assemble. Three things worth noting: It's a class 1 ebike, so it only assists up to 20 mph and doesn't have a throttle. Second, the thumb toggle on the display is so small and discreet that almost no one I've shown the bike has been able to find it or realized what it was. And third, if you want a Propella but your budget is $1,000, the cheaper 7-speed is also on sale for $100 off.

Photograph: Urban Arrow 

If you're in the market for a family cargo electric bike , and your children are under the age of 5, I would recommend the Urban Arrow ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ). Both Urban Arrow and Gazelle are part of the Dutch-owned Pon bike conglomerate, and the Dutch know from bikes. The Urban Arrow is much more maneuverable and easier to steer than a lot of the big cargo front box bikes that I've tested. It's much lower to the ground, and it has a high-performance Bosch CX drivetrain with an Enviolo variable transmission hub, so it has both the power to get you where you need to go and a shifter that won't leave you stuck (you can shift from a standstill, so you don't have that moment of terror where you think everything might just go tumbling over if you're not strong enough). I first wrote about the Urban Arrow in 2020 and have never seen it go on sale. If you're considering one, you should jump on this.

Photograph: Rad Power Bikes

There was a time when it seemed you could not look in Rad Power Bikes' direction without seeing some lawsuit or another being slung at the company. Those days seem to be in the past; the company has a new CEO who is refocusing on safety. The RadRover 6 Plus is part of a closeout sale to make way for the new models; it may not have the new encapsulated SafeShield batteries that help prevent battery fires, but it is UL-certified and has a powerful 750-watt battery. The thick tires make for a smooth ride, and it handily got me up the 15-degree hill I’ve nicknamed “Battery Killer” without a qualm.

If you already have a Rad Power Bike (it's one of the ebikes I see most often around my home in Portland, Oregon), the Rad Hot Summer sale has deals on components and accessories, like SafeShield batteries. For example, if you liked my review of the Radster Road ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ), you can get a free accessory for under $200, like a locking pannier to store things on your bike like the trunk of a car.

The Best Kids Bike Deals

Photograph: Adrienne So

Only select colors are on sale. Our full review of the Cleary is forthcoming, and we will be including it in our Best Kids' Bikes guide , but my 9-year-old has been testing it for a few weeks, and both of us are thrilled. If you've been waiting for this day to get your kid riding trails, I want to make a strong argument for the Cleary here. First, the geometry is fun and kid-specific. My daughter was too big for a 20-incher and just a little too small to comfortably fit a lot of 24-inch bikes, but the Cleary's bottom bracket is very low. My daughter can ride it comfortably, but the seat also moves backward as you move it up so her reach stays comfortable and consistent.

She's thrilled to be on a bike that's almost as big as mine, with big knobbly tires that let her ride on all sorts of surfaces. While your kid probably doesn't need suspension if they're as light as my daughter is, you also can customize the Cleary as you go by adding a kickstand, front fork, and bigger tires. It has the requisite disc brakes, but I also love the internal hub. This means lower maintenance for us Pacific Northwesteners and our mud problems but also reduces the chance of chain dropouts. This is necessary since I'm not quite sure my kids have gotten the hang of shifting yet and they always sound like they're furiously shaking dice in a can behind me.

My daughter rode this bike from the age of 5 to about 7. The standout feature is the SureStop brake system—as you can see, it only has one handbrake, and the brake cables are threaded such that the rear brake always activates first before the front brake so your child can never side-slip or flip. I found the cable more annoying than it had to be—sometimes it would get tangled around the wheel when I was putting her bike in the back of my car—but it does offer reassurance if your child is just getting used to hand brakes.

If your child has been having trouble transitioning to biking without training wheels, you might want to consider getting them a Guardian; it weighs 20 pounds, which is about half of what a bike from your average big box store might weigh. It's also one of the easiest bikes to assemble right out of the box. All of Guardian's bikes are on sale right now, and the company offers sizes from a balance bike to a full-size 26-inch bike. To find the right size, use the company's Ridesizer tool .

Best Electric Scooter Deals

Photograph: Segway

If you want a cheap electric scooter, this is the best price we’ve tracked on the Segway E2 Plus. This is WIRED editor Julian Chokkattu's pick for the best budget escooter , and it weighs a positively petite 32 pounds. In his testing, Chokkattu found it only got about 10 miles of range. But let's be honest, he's 6'4" and weighs 240 pounds, which I recently realized is more than both me and my two children combined. You'll probably get better range.

Photograph: Joseph Shin

As someone with a garage currently full of electric bikes, I fully support renting a scooter on a temporary basis (say, for example, the last half of summer). Unagi's membership lets you subscribe on a monthly basis, with free shipping, service, and theft and damage insurance included. For Prime Day, Unagi is giving you a free two-month subscription (with a $50 setup fee) that will also include a carrying satchel for the perfect last-mile scooter ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ). If you've been curious about that scooter lifestyle and didn't want to shell out $1,500 right off the bat—or if you're just tired of trudging those last sweaty steps back to your apartment in the summer heat—this is definitely worth a shot.

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu

This is our favorite electric kick scooter at the moment ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ). It weighs a reasonable 46 pounds and offers plenty of power thanks to the dual 350-watt motors (you get a top speed of 28 mph). It can suit riders up to 265 pounds. It has extra perks too, like a reliable app, turn signals, and regenerative braking. Apollo's Prime Sale also nets you 20 percent off two or more accessories—like a fast charger , air pump , or phone holder —and free shipping.

More Ebike and Escooter Deals

• A Great Cargo Ebike: Xtracycle Stoker for $3,999 ($1,000 off)
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• A Long-Range Scooter: Apollo Phantom V4 for $1,899 ($200 off)
• A Super Lightweight Scooter: Niu KQi Air for $899 ($500 off)
• An Affordable, Easy to Fold Escooter: GoTrax Apex for $272 ($78 off)

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Trek is a leading⁢ manufacturer and retailer ‌of bicycles, providing a wide range of options⁢ for both⁣ casual cyclists and⁢ experienced riders. They​ offer a variety of bikes, including road bikes, mountain bikes, electric bikes, ‌and more. Trek is‍ known ⁢for their innovative designs, durability, and⁤ cutting-edge technology,⁢ making ⁣them a top ⁣choice among cycling enthusiasts​ worldwide. Additionally, Trek ⁢provides various cycling accessories such as helmets, shoes, apparel, and bike components⁣ to‌ enhance both safety and comfort on your ⁢rides.

To take advantage of the fantastic military discount provided⁣ by Trek, ⁢simply follow these steps. First, visit your nearest⁣ Trek retailer and discuss your interest in purchasing​ a bike or accessories with a ​store representative. Be‌ sure to bring your military ID or any proof of your affiliation with the‍ military. The friendly staff at Trek will guide you through the process and ​help you find the perfect ​fit for your cycling ‍needs. The military discount will ⁣then be applied to your purchase, allowing‍ you to enjoy savings‌ on their‍ already high-quality products.​ It’s Trek’s way of showing gratitude to those⁤ who serve ⁤and have served in‍ the military.⁢ So gear up, hit the road, and let Trek accompany you on many exciting⁢ cycling adventures.

Q: What is‍ the Trek ⁢military discount? A: ​The Trek military discount is⁤ a special ​offer extended to ‌active-duty military ⁢personnel, veterans, ‌and their immediate family members, allowing them to save on Trek bicycles and ‍related products.

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How to Remove and Install Your Bike’s Pedals

Follow these easy and quick-to-remember steps for installing and removing pedals for travel or replacement.

Whether traveling with your bike or changing to something new, knowing how to remove and install your pedals is a small but important step toward working on your bike.

Pedals come in many styles but require the same basic understanding for easy and safe installation and removal. The most important thing to remember is that left-side pedals are reverse thread. This means the left side (non-driveside of the bike) pedal threads counter-clockwise. Right-side pedals are traditional thread.

Follow these easy steps to get your pedals on and off your bike easily and quickly.

Installation

Tools needed.

Pedal Wrench, 15mm Open-end Wrench, or Adjustable Wrench or 5, 6, or 8 mm Hex Wrench/Allen Keys Bicycle Grease

• Secure your bike in a position that allows you to work near the pedals.

• With the tool engaged, place the crank arm and tool almost parallel and in the 4 o’clock position. With the tool in hand pull the hand up and back (towards the rear of the bike) to break the pedal loose.
• If you are met with resistance, very gently rotate the hex wrench towards tightening the pedal to help break the initial bind, if you get movement, now pull/push the hex or pedal wrenches towards the rear.
• With the threads of the pedal loose, continue to rotate the hex or pedal wrench to loosen the threads until the body of the pedal detaches from the crank arm.
• With one side done, repeat the process for the other side.
• With both pedals off, clean the threads.
• Assemble the necessary tools to install your pedals and place the bike in a safe position for working on it.
• Inspect the threads in the crank arm for damage. If the threads are damaged or missing, consult a local bicycle shop.

• Apply a small amount of bicycle grease to the pedal threads.
• With the appropriate tool, line up the pedal to the correct side crank arm. Then, engage the pedal and threads. Once properly aligned, slowly turn the tool counterclockwise to engage the threads. Do not tighten it all the way. Tip: Both pedals always thread to the front of the bike.
• Repeat step 4 on the other pedal.
• Once, both pedals are engaged, give each pedal one small advance to ensure the threads are snug and fixed in place.
• With both pedals securely attached, go out and ride!

To reduce the chance of damaging your bike, Bicycling always recommends consulting the manufacturer’s recommended torque setting and using a torque wrench when installing or servicing bike parts.

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