Other New Trek full power EMTB about to be launched

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I met a guy on the trail this morning that works for Trek. He said Trek is about to launch a new full powered EMTB. He said it will be 170/170 travel with the Bosch motor and weigh under 50lbs. Has anyone else heard anything?
 
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Wouldn’t surprise me. Manufacturers are gonna start adding the latest technology to keep up or stay ahead of the new-kids-on-the-block. (Ie; DJI).

Every 6 months or so there will be a new innovation, just like computers, that will make our cherished steeds obsolete. I’m not gonna throw my 6 months old Trek Fuel EXE in the garbage just yet though.
 

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Wouldn’t surprise me. Manufacturers are gonna start adding the latest technology to keep up or stay ahead of the new-kids-on-the-block. (Ie; DJI).

Every 6 months or so there will be a new innovation, just like computers, that will make our cherished steeds obsolete. I’m not gonna throw my 6 months old Trek Fuel EXE in the garbage just yet though.
Those EXE's are cutting edge! Lightweight and balanced range! Heck, I like our pre smart Gen 2 Rails!

Brad
 

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There has been a lot of talk of a Bosch motor upgrade, wouldn't expect too many bikes announced on the 4th gen motor...

They have their work cut out to do better than the DJI specs, although I imagine they will match them on weight and power.
 

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Those EXE's are cutting edge! Lightweight and balanced range! Heck, I like our pre smart Gen 2 Rails!

Brad
The EXE has been a game changer for me …love that bike! But DJI has announced a few interesting improvements. Touch screen controls, more motor sensors, wireless thingy’s, etc.

I wonder when our bikes stop becoming bikes. 🤔
 

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I think that Bosch has decided to postpone the launch of the new GEN4 CX motor ( expected originally for Eurobike) because of the overstock of GEN3.
So I suppose a lot of new models release are waiting for the “ready go” signal from Bosch. This Trek can be one but also the Orbea Wild is waitng…
 

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I met a guy on the trail this morning that works for Trek. He said Trek is about to launch a new full powered EMTB. He said it will be 170/170 travel with the Bosch motor and weigh under 50lbs. Has anyone else heard anything?
What exactly does "full powered" mean? Just marketing or something specific? And what about "170/170"? Thanks!
 
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What exactly does "full powered" mean? Just marketing or something specific? And what 170/170? Thanks!
I guess we’d like to see some sort of class for bike types and power. Manufacturers are all over the map. 55nm to 120nm. I can’t pigeon-hole myself to compare with others.

In the end it depends on how, where, who, when and what I ride. 🤷‍♂️. So many choices …maybe too many choices?
 

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Sorry, now I am even more confused :(

What does "55nm to 120nm" mean?

I would be grateful if someone could explain this to a poor peasant with limited experience in this area. Thanks in advance!
 

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Sorry, now I am even more confused :(

What does "55nm to 120nm" mean?

I would be grateful if someone could explain this to a poor peasant with limited experience in this area. Thanks in advance!
I thought it meant the amount of power that a motor has or is capable of.

TQ motor-55nm.
Bosch gen4 motor-85nm.
DJI motor-120nm.

I’m sure wattage and voltage has a factor too.
 

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Thanks! I start to understand now: Newton-meter, or Nm.

So, this is a measure of Torque not Power (W)

But... what does 170/170 means then? Is this a class of motor torque?

I am sorry to bore you further with this question, but I would like to understand it completely. :)
 

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Thanks! I start to understand now: Newton-meter, or Nm.

So, this is a measure of Torque not Power (W)

But... what does 170/170 means then? Is this a class of motor torque?
I believe this means the amount of suspension (170mm front forks, 170mm shock)

My bikes are 160mm/150mm. The amount of stroke a shock is capable of. 170/170 is too much for me. I’m only 5’9” and 160lbs. If I was 200+ lbs and taller , I might , might get a taller suspension.

I’m still trying to figure out the acronym(s) being thrown around in here …FWIW, FFS, IMO
 

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I met a guy on the trail this morning that works for Trek. He said Trek is about to launch a new full powered EMTB. He said it will be 170/170 travel with the Bosch motor and weigh under 50lbs. Has anyone else heard anything?
Trek sub 50 lbs full power high pivot ebike? Considering the Slash is a rather portly 35 lbs without pedals and with a very light tire set, I’m skeptical.
 

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Cool to see new motor MFGs, but established local dealer support is an absolute must IMO.

My partner just picked up a Devinci E-troy lite with the Bosch SX motor. I'm really impressed with this bike- Mullet, great support for the motor, geometry is perfect for us, quiet, sub 44lbs with an alu frame, sensible build and great suspension.

New tech is cool, but I'm more excited to see these great value options and realistic prices.
 

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