Trek 7100 2012 [Review]
Reviewed by Pedallers
Last Updated on October 17, 2020
OVERVIEW
Category |
Bikes |
Make |
Trek |
Model |
7100 |
Type |
Road Bike |
Year |
2012 |
Trek 7100 Hybrid Bike 2012 (Review)
If you are looking for a bike that is a great combination between a road bike and an off-road bike, the Trek 7100 is a good choice. This hybrid bike is suited to absorbing impacts and enables performance at maximum velocity because of the Alpha aluminum frameset. It comes with a well-defined suspension fork to absorb all-terrain riding shocks. The braking system is also great, providing sufficient stopping power.
Features
Lightweight Aluminum frame
The frameset of this hybrid bike is built from sturdy Alpha silver aluminum, making it suited to the demands of off-trail and on-trail biking. The light frame enables a biker to glide smoothly over road bumps and rough terrain at optimal acceleration. The lightweight frame responds swiftly to the body movements of the biker as the bodyweight is distributed well across the length of the bike.
Wide all-terrain tires
The Trek 7100 hybrid bike is rightfully so because of its wide, thick tires. The width and thickness of the tires help to keep a rider stable and maintain body balance. This is because they provide firm surface grip regardless of the terrain been encountered. To complement the tires, this hybrid bike comes with ergonomic handgrips and an adjustable handlebar to give the rider more control and great bike handling.
Shimano gear shift system
The Trek 7100 is designed with a Shimano shift lever system comprising of 7-speed levels. This enables smooth ascents and descents on both road and mountain biking cruises. It facilitates quick gear shifting without muscle fatigue sets in very early. Pedaling is also smooth when riding with this hybrid bike. The linear-pull braking system of the bike provides the biker with enough stopping force when required, on wet or dry terrains.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Sizes: small, medium, large, extra-large and extra extra large
Weight: 30 lbs
Body frame: lightweight Alpha silver aluminum, white series, hybrid geometry, rack mount, fender mount,
Fork set: Alloy, Suntour, NEX, travel 50mm, RST CT-Com 5
Tires: Bontrager branded, H4, 700 x 35c, Invert, 30 TPI,
Rim: Alloy, matrix 550
Spokes: stainless steel, 14 grams
Front-wheel: Alloy, 36-hole, Bontrager
Back wheel: Alloy, 36-hole, Bontrager
Crankset: Alloy, Shimano, chainguard, Suntour, nex 200, 48T, M171
Chainset: KMC, 9-speed levels
Bike Cassette: Shimano, 7-speed levels, 14/34T
Lower bracket: internal cartridge bearing
Front derailleur: Shimano, Tourney, C102
Back derailleur: Shimano, Sram x3
Shift lever: Shimano, 7-speed levels, SRAM, comp 3.0 twist
Pedals: nylon platform
Braking system: Alloy, linear-pull, Tektro HD, Kraton insertions
Bike stem: Alloy, adjustable
Headset: partially covered cartridge bearings, 1 1/8-inches, threadless design
Handlebar: tensile steel, Bontrager branded, 50mm elevation
Hand grips: Kraton
Seat post: Alloy suspension, adjustable,
Seat saddle: Bontrager branded, boulevard, stainless steel
Pros
- It moves at fast speeds
- It is affordable
- Excellent bike handling
- Shock-absorbing suspension fork
- Great dirt traction tires
Cons
- The seat saddle is not comfortable for long-distance rides
FAQs
What makes the Trek 7100 travel fast?
The lightweight aluminum silver body frame enables this hybrid bike to accelerate at top speeds
What features of this bike help to absorb road shocks?
The suspension fork system and the adjustable seat help to cushion terrain shocks
Conclusion
Are you searching for a good hybrid bike that copes well with the demands of everyday commuting and intense mountain biking? The Trek 7100 hybrid bike is a great option. It is built to make biking an all-round enjoyable experience as it comes with a number of standard biking features. It comes with an aluminum frame to withstand terrain shocks, a good shock-absorbing suspension fork, and wide tires with firm surface grip on all terrains.
