The hardtail for the fast lane | Ride MTB

The hardtail for the fast lane

Trek Procaliber Gen 3

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You should take a closer look at this hardtail, preferably from above or below: Because only then can you see that Trek has further developed the frame here. The so-called decoupler is history, the seat stays continue beyond the seat post and the design makes it possible to absorb vibrations from roots, rocks and rough trail sections.

The third-generation Trek Procaliber Carbon is equipped with Trek's new IsoBow technology, which smooths out rough trails, a longer 120 millimeter fork, 29″ wheels and a revised geometry to quickly master technical sections.

The so-called IsoSpeed decoupler is no longer on board. In its place is the new IsoBow technology, which extends the seat stays beyond the seat post and into the top tube. This allows the rear triangle to absorb vibrations and shocks. The fork with longer suspension travel swallows roots and rocks, while the 67-degree flatter head tube and longer reach should increase stability for faster descents.

The Procaliber 9.7, 9.6 and 9.5 versions are available now from Trek dealers.

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