A thorough article covering everything you want to know about the new Trek Remedy OCLV as well as the new Trek Scratch. Make sure you check out the whole article HERE.
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Trek continues the expansion of its reinvigorated mountain line with the addition of the Remedy OCLV and Scratch. The Remedy OCLV is a made in the USA carbon version of their Remedy all-mountain bike launched in 2008, while the Scratch fills a hole in Trek’s line in the “freeride” category… Or freeride light… Or heavy duty all mountain… Or whatever you want to call that space between an all-mountain bike and a pure gravity bike.
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Trek continues the expansion of its reinvigorated mountain line with the addition of the Remedy OCLV and Scratch. The Remedy OCLV is a made in the USA carbon version of their Remedy all-mountain bike launched in 2008, while the Scratch fills a hole in Trek’s line in the “freeride” category… Or freeride light… Or heavy duty all mountain… Or whatever you want to call that space between an all-mountain bike and a pure gravity bike.
With the addition of the Scratch, Trek now has a full line of suspension bikes with a common theme - the ABP suspension system. This completes a remarkable transition that began with the 2008 Trek Fuel EX - Trek’s the first ABP bike. I wrote about the significance back then - you can read it here. In just three model years, Trek moved from a collection of bikes that were disappointing when you considered Trek’s potential, to a complete line of exciting bikes that are among the best available anywhere. Trek’s always been home to talented bikemakers: now they have suspension bikes to match.
I used to bike every day until work got me all tied up. Just wanted to stop by and say that your blog is interesting. I still keep my mountain bike at home and go for a ride during weekends.
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