11/19/2021
Give $10 or more today and you could win a Trek Bicycle Package courtesy of Portland’s Trek Bicycle Stores.
The package includes a Trek Fuel Ex 7 bike (or a bike equivalent in value $3299.99), a helmet, pedals, biking shorts, a jersey, and gloves – yow!
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10/30/2021
Conquer whatever’s on your horizon with the better-than-ever Rail.
This long-travel trail e-MTB never shies away from getting rowdy and always powers you back up the mountain. Visit us today to preorder yours.
Check it out >> trekbikes.com/rail-with-smart-system/
10/11/2021
Take a five-minute survey from PeopleForBikes so they can learn more about your city’s cycling infrastructure and work on ways to improve it. After your survey is complete, you’ll be entered to win awesome prizes like a WaveCel helmet.
Take the survey >> trek.bike/PeopleForBikes
10/07/2021
The all-new Top Fuel is a lightweight and blazing fast downcountry trail bike that’s quick, capable, and seriously fun in the rough. Visit us today to preorder yours.
See the bikes >>trek.bike/AllNewTopFuel
10/05/2021
The all-new Checkpoint is here and ready for every adventure. Explore more ➡️ trek.bike/AllNewCheckpoint
09/19/2021
Show your bike some love!
After all the miles you put in this summer, your bike deserves some R&R. Regular service is key to keeping your bike in tip top shape and avoiding costly issues in the future.
Stop in today to enjoy fast and friendly service on bikes of any brand, and we’ll have your ride rolling like new in no time.
09/16/2021
No matter what your bike is made from, all manufacturing releases greenhouse gases and aerosols.
Bottom line: bikes are good by nature, but like anything that’s manufactured, they come at a cost to the environment. The great news is, you can take simple action—using your bike exactly as intended—to fully offset the carbon cost of your ride by activating the Rule of 430.
This formula demonstrates how replacing about 430 driving miles with 430 riding miles can offset the carbon cost of your new bike. Anything above 430 miles, and your bike is now carbon-negative. Learn more ➡️ trek.bike/Sustainability