Full color palette: Trek's Supercaliber and Rail in custom color | Ride MTB

Full color palette: Trek's Supercaliber and Rail in custom color

Trek is getting really colourful: with the Supercaliber and the Rail, two new models can now be configured in the in-house customized programme Project One.

Trek's Supercaliber is now available in Icon, Premium and Signature paint finishes and with a full range of components. The bike, which was unveiled at the UCI MTB World Championships in August this year, aims to combine the best of two worlds in a unique XC race bike. It is based on a suspension design integrated into the frame structure called IsoStrut, which offers the best riding characteristics of hardtail and full-suspension XC bikes and combines efficiency, control and traction in one platform. Customers can either build their Supercaliber from scratch or customize it from several basic models with a Project One color scheme.

For the first time, an e-mountainbike can also be individually configured

The new full-suspension e-mountainbike Rail is also a new addition to the Project One custom range. The Rail was launched in September and has the genes of a real enduro bike, but climbs mountains and ascents with additional momentum.

Each model is equipped with Trek's trail-specific components and benefits from a long-travel suspension with 160 mm front and 150 mm rear travel, so that the Rail is not fazed by anything, even on rough terrain. A powerful Performance CX motor from Bosch, tailored to trail use, takes the fear out of climbs and saves important energy for epic descents.

The inclusion of the Rail in the Project One range gives passionate mountain bikers the opportunity to build their dream bike for even bigger all-mountain adventures. The Rail is available in the Icon paint finishes and with selected equipment options. Other standard models and color options are also available.

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