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  1. Following the release of the mid-fat Fuel EX 27.5 Plus, Trek has unveiled a new generation of its most popular and highly-acclaimed full suspension trail bike platforms, Fuel EX and Remedy. The all-new models bring more capability than ever before with more aggressive geometry, additional travel, stiffer frames, and wheel sizes optimized for their intended ride style. Fuel EX remains the obvious choice for the versatile trail rider who never backs down from adventure and refuses to shy away from aggressive terrain. The all-new Remedy further embraces its all-mountain roots, matching perfectly with the rider who requires trail bike agility and DH toughness in one package. Click here to view the article
  2. My first thought when seeing the Remedy is, "that's quite beefy, must be heavy". Which isn't that bad of a thing, necessarily. Most 29ers are short travel, skinny, light buggars that you wouldn't want to point down a rooted slope, never mind a muscly beefcake like this. Click here to view the article
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