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22 models

Domane Series

Road2012–

Debuted in early 2012 just before the spring classics. Trek worked closely with world champion Fabian Cancellara ('Spartacus') to develop a 'Classics-specific' bike that could handle the brutal cobble

Domane WSD / Domane Women's

Road2012–2020Discontinued

Domane — Italian-flavoured coinage by Trek's marketing, suggesting 'tomorrow' (Italian 'domani') or 'home' (French 'domaine'). Trek never published an official etymology; the bike was launched in Ital

Émonda Series

Road2014–2025Discontinued

Launched on the eve of the 2014 Tour de France as the world's lightest production road bike. Trek stripped away every unnecessary gram — the name itself means 'to prune'. The bike was a statement: the

Émonda Women's / Émonda WSD

Road2014–2019Discontinued

Émonda — French verb 'émonder' meaning 'to prune' or 'to trim'. The name signals the product philosophy: every gram trimmed off the frame. Trek used French naming for road performance lines (Émonda, M

Fuel EX

Mountain2001–

The Fuel EX has been Trek's full-suspension trail platform since 2005 and is widely regarded as the bike that defined the modern do-it-all trail category. Originally a 100mm cross-country whippet, it

Fuel EXe (Light E-MTB)

E-Mountain2023–2024Discontinued

Launched July 2022 (for 2023 model year) as Trek's entry into the lightweight/low-power eMTB segment. Trek partnered with German robotics company TQ Systems to develop the HPR50 motor specifically for

Lexa

womenDiscontinued

Introduced around 2011 as Trek's dedicated women's entry-level road bike line. The Lexa filled the gap below Trek's carbon women's bikes (Silque, later Émonda Women's), providing an accessible aluminu

Madone Gen 8

Road2024–

Launched in 2024, the Madone Gen 8 is the most consequential road-bike release in Trek's modern history because it does something the brand had resisted for over a decade — it replaces both the previo

Madone Series

Road2003–

Launched in 2003 as a successor to Trek's 5000-series road frames. Named after the Col de la Madone — a legendary 13km climb near Nice on the French Riviera that Lance Armstrong used as his personal t

Marlin 7

Mountain2014–

Marlin = the fish. Trek uses fish/wildlife names across its MTB line (Marlin, Roscoe, Stache, Top Fuel, Fuel EX) — Marlin specifically is the entry name, deliberately friendlier and less aggressive th

Marlin Series

Mountain2007–

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Powerfly

E-Mountain2017–2023Discontinued

2017. Powerfly name predates 2017 but the 2017 model year was the watershed — introducing the Powerfly FS (full suspension, 130mm) and Powerfly LT (long travel, 150mm) alongside the HT. This establish

Procaliber

Mountain2016–

Procaliber is Trek's carbon XC hardtail, introduced in 2016 as the bike that took the popular Superfly hardtail platform upmarket. Its defining feature for nearly a decade was IsoSpeed — a decoupled s

Rail

E-Mountain2019–2023Discontinued

The Rail is Trek's full-power, long-travel electric mountain bike — built for enduro-style riding where motor assistance lets the rider climb fast and descend hard. The 2025 Rail+ Gen 5 generation mar

Remedy

bike2006–2023Discontinued

The Trek Remedy was introduced as a heavy-hitting all-mountain bike. Over the years, as the Slash took over the 29er enduro racing segment, the Remedy carved out a niche as the playful, 27.5-inch whee

Roscoe

Mountain2018–

The Roscoe is Trek's hardtail trail mountain bike — positioned above the entry-level Marlin and below full-suspension models like the Fuel EX. It is built around an Alpha Gold aluminium frame with mod

Roscoe (acoustic hardtail; NOT an e-bike)

Mountain2017–

The Trek Roscoe launched in 2017 as Trek's 'aggressive' or 'long-travel' hardtail — more trail-oriented and rowdy than the entry-level Marlin. It pairs a slack 65° head angle with a 140–150 mm fork, w

Slash

Mountain2016–

Slash is Trek's enduro race weapon, born in 2011 as a 160mm 26er evolution of the Remedy and progressively pushed deeper into gravity territory with each generation. Gen 6 (introduced for 2024) was th

Supercaliber

Mountain2019–

Supercaliber is Trek's purpose-built World Cup XC race bike, launched in 2020 as a radical answer to the question 'what if you could have rear suspension without the weight and lateral flex of a four-

Superfly

Mountain2008–2017Discontinued

July 2007 (for 2008 model year) Gary Fisher (before Trek absorption) Gary Fisher's lightest carbon 29er hardtail ever — designed to prove that 29" wheels could compete at the highest level of XC racin

Top Fuel

Mountain2003–

The Top Fuel started life as Trek's cross-country race full-suspension bike but evolved across four generations into a short-travel trail bike — what the industry now calls 'downcountry'. The current

X-Caliber

Mountain2003–2024Discontinued

X-Caliber occupied the middle tier of Trek's aluminium hardtail lineup for over a decade, sitting between the entry-level Marlin and the carbon-only Procaliber. Positioned as a budget cross-country ra

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