GrantMeThePower
New Member
I have had the worst luck. The bike has had to go to the shop as often as I’ve been on it to ride.
it’s only been on like six rides and Trek has replaced both front and rear rotors and calipers, the dropper post and it’s been completely taken apart and put back together at the trek corporate store.
today, after 15 miles with 6 left to go, the chain snapped. The middle of a link. Not the master. A regular link just snapped in half. I had to walk and push the bike back.
After the brake problems I had I was told it was super rare. I got the same comment today.
I wish I could understand all these problems. It’s not my first EMTB (Haibike AllMtn was my last) not am I a new rider (I’m 40 and been riding my whole life despite taking a long break in my 30s). I am neither a beginner nor an expert pushing it to its limit.
Is it me or is it the bike?
it’s only been on like six rides and Trek has replaced both front and rear rotors and calipers, the dropper post and it’s been completely taken apart and put back together at the trek corporate store.
today, after 15 miles with 6 left to go, the chain snapped. The middle of a link. Not the master. A regular link just snapped in half. I had to walk and push the bike back.
After the brake problems I had I was told it was super rare. I got the same comment today.
I wish I could understand all these problems. It’s not my first EMTB (Haibike AllMtn was my last) not am I a new rider (I’m 40 and been riding my whole life despite taking a long break in my 30s). I am neither a beginner nor an expert pushing it to its limit.
Is it me or is it the bike?