Since 1975, Trek has continuously engaged in R&D in order to establish itself as one of the cycling world’s leading companies. As in all parts of riding, Trek continues to push the limits of design and technology in the rapidly expanding market for electric mountain bikes. It recently unveiled the newest model in its line of eMTBs, and it undoubtedly offers a lot.<\/p>\n
The new Trek<\/a> Fuel EXe 9.5, the series’ entry-level model, serves as the foundation for the remainder of the portfolio. Trek has partnered with an interesting German electric motor producer for its new EXe line of products. TQ, or Technologie in Qualit\u00e4t, has been in the powertrain business for many years with a variety of products including those for e-mobility, agriculture, and aircraft. TQ claims that their Harmonic Pin Ring drive technology<\/a>, which they developed using the expertise they’ve accumulated over the years, functions similarly to a rotary motor.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n