Bike Check - In depth look at a custom Trek Fuel EX

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@JeanFrancoisRaymond 2 ай бұрын

Love the setup, thanks for sharing. I ride a Remedy similar set minus the MX wheel. I also have the AXS and same here - super noisy. I added STFU … bike is now much much more quiet! Love it. I would recommend

@christopherchilds7234 Ай бұрын

Just started watching your vids. Love the style. And you run a fuel ex gen6?! Icing on the cake buddy ❤

@sapinva 2 ай бұрын

Always amazed at the pressures other people can get away with. I run shocks at their max pressure plus volume spacers and mostly locked out, and minimum 35 psi in the tires. Still bottom out the rims and shocks on every ride (am 70 lbs heavier). Also brake levers (one finger maguras) even farther inboard for the same reason.

@stevesguitarschool3654 2 ай бұрын

Charlie Murray prefers the lyrik over the zeb, says it's more compliant, you could try a vorsprung secus or coil conversation in the fork to get even more sensitivity, that, a 31.8 bar and stronger brakes (220 rotor?) might help you wrists. I'm a similar weight to you and use to run RSCs, just upgraded to hope tech 4 v4s and they're much more powerful with 200 rotors

@infectedbear95 2 ай бұрын

"I run the levers pretty far". Unfortunately I don't ride mountains as much as i can ;( but changing levers position to the closest to the bars made a 1000% help for my wrists. Why Fuel and not Remedy?

@jamesbtrials 2 ай бұрын

Remedy was discontinued a few years ago. It might make a comeback but as of late it’s been slash and fuel ex as the 2 trail/enduro bikes from trek. I’ll try running the levers close!

@tonymighalls9667 2 ай бұрын

Really nice setup. I run codes on my trail bike find the feel really nice but could not get on with them for trials, used to make my forearms burn with the feel, the power of the mavern’s interests me but I’ve heard a few reviews that say they fatigue the hands quite a bit on rides.