The Scratch will be available in four versions. Two models each with air and steel suspension elements are available, offering a range from trail riding to the bike park. This wide range of applications is also reflected in the individual model. The rider can choose between 66/72° and 66.5/72.5° steering and seat angles by simply turning two inserts (Mino Links) on the suspension linkage. According to Trek, a 180 millimeter fork can also be fitted to the Scratch, which opens up the range of use even further towards freeride riding.

The ISCG 03 mounts on the bottom bracket allow your favorite chain guide or Hammerschmidt crank to be retrofitted. As the seatpost can be lowered completely, nothing stands in the way of a trail ride with extremely steep descents or short uphill sections.

Usually simple handling
As usual for Trek, changing the rear wheel of the "Scratch" is quick and easy. Insert the axle and screw it on. The hub on the rear triangle has a clamping width of 142 millimetres and a 12 millimetre thru axle. However, conventional 135 millimetre rear hubs can still be installed using an adapter.