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Trek Slash 7 - first ride review

Unvarnished all-mountain warrior

Russell Burton

Guy Kesteven

Trek’s cheapest trail/enduro bike proves that if you get the basics right, you don’t need a ton of bling to build an enjoyable and impressively capable ride.

Frame and equipment: tried and trusted no-frills setup

The Slash follows Trek’s proven suspension template. The rear pivots rotate on the same axis as the 142x12mm axle and the shock is squeezed between a rocker linkage and extended chainstay tips. There are ISCG mounts, a down tube guard and a linkage chip that lets you drop the BB by 8mm and slacken the angles by 0.6 degrees.

It’s significant that the Slash uses a standard single-chamber shock – a RockShox Monarch Plus with the new DebonAir sleeve – rather than the proprietary twin-chamber Trek/Fox DRCV dampers of the 140mm Remedy and 120mm Fuel EX . It also uses a different shaped Evo Link rocker.

The RockShox shock is matched with the excellent Pike RC fork to give 160mm (6.3in) of travel at both ends. The mixed SRAM X9/X7 2x10 transmission is OK for the money, Bontrager’s tubeless-ready wheels and tyres strike a reasonable balance between speed and control, the cockpit is well shaped and Shimano’s Deore brakes always impress. The complete bike is fractionally lighter than the same priced, but shorter travel, Remedy 7.

Ride and handling: compromises don't limit trail beasting capabilities

Unlike the Remedy, the Slash rides lighter than it looks. There is some pedal bob under power because the shock lacks the three-position compression damping of the pricier Monarch Plus RC3, but it doesn’t mess with traction or pedalling rhythm even when out of the saddle. The XR4 Expert treads are more slippery in the wet than the pricier XR4 Teams, but tyre drift is just an excuse for the Slash to showcase the slide-sustaining balance and poise of its 65-degree head angle and long wheelbase.

Super-supple traction and excellent midstroke control from both dampers also amplifies control, whatever the terrain. Because the suspension is so sorted, with the Monarch Plus R proving way smoother and more predictable than the basic DRCV shocks on other Treks we’ve ridden, the lack of fancy adjustments is refreshing.

The Slash is gagging for a dropper post (there’s internal routing for one) and has a short top tube and long stem by the latest DH-derived standards, but out on the trail the dimensions and dampers add up to a fantastic ride.

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2023 Trek Slash 7 Review

Are you looking for a mountain bike that can take the toughest trails with ease? Look no further than the 2023 Trek Slash 7.

This full-suspension bike is built to tackle rocky terrain and technical climbs. Its 29” wheels and efficient pedaling make it an ideal choice for trail riding and downhill racing.

The Trek Slash has been making headlines since its launch in 2017. Each year, Trek continues to improve the original design by making tweaks to the frame and components.

For 2023, Trek introduced an all-new model called the Slash 7, their lightest and most powerful model yet.

The 2023 Trek Slash 7 provides riders with an incredible balance of weight and stiffness, giving them a competitive edge on alpine descents and tight turns.

In this review, we’ll focus on this latest iteration’s features, performance, build quality and overall value.

The 2023 Trek Slash 7 is the latest model in their aggressive, full-suspension mountain bike lineup.

The bike features an upgraded aluminum frame and the latest suspension technology from RockShox, making it perfect for tackling technical trails.

Whether you’re an experienced rider or a beginner, this review will walk you through all the features of this ruggedly capable mountain machine.

The 2023 Trek Slash 7 is a must-have for any mountain bike enthusiast. Made with durable aluminum, it has a full-suspension design that’s lightweight and offers excellent performance on all types of terrain.

This all-mountain ride offers superb handling and powerful stopping, while its adjustable travel suspension gives you the confidence to tackle some of the most challenging trails with ease.

It features an aggressive geometry, custom air fork and shock system, hydraulic disc brakes, and an advanced drivetrain to ensure your ride remains smooth and responsive as you explore the great outdoors.

– Lightweight Alpha Platinum Aluminum frame with full suspension design.

– Adjustable Suspension to customize your ride.

– Responsive Shimano Deore XT/SLX 1×12 drivetrain for superior shifting performance.

– Bontrager XR5 Team Issue 29″x2.5″ tires for sure grip in a variety of terrain.

– 29” Bontrager Line Comp 30 wheels provide stability & responsiveness through corners & turns

– RockShox Yari RC, DebonAir spring fork & RockShox Deluxe Select+ Shock for improved response & power transfer.

– Shimano 4 piston hydraulic disc brakes for superior stopping power in any condition

– Internal cable routing keeps cables out of sight

Frame Design & Construction

The Trek Slash 7’s frame is constructed with thier proprietary Alpha Platinum Aluminum for optimal lightweight agility, stiffness, and fun on the trail.

This high-performance design is highlighted by a hydroformed downtube in which rock debris and mud can be cleared quickly when traversing particularly challenging terrain.

The frame also benefits from Trek’s Knock Block stem which prevents lockout malfunctions while still providing good handling during big hits and other turbulent conditions.

Suspension & Drivetrain

The 2023 Trek Slash 7 retains its brilliant Deluxe Select+ rear shock made by RockShox, which provides 230×62.5mm of travel and excellent pedal efficiency even when tackling extended descents.

In addition, it receives an upgraded RockShox Yari RC shock up front with 170mm of travel that absorbs minor bumps as well as bigger drops with ease.

Its suspension pairing provides snappy acceleration regardless of terrain type so you can keep on pumping down the trail confidently.

As for its drivetrain, it runs a mix of Shimano XT, SLX, and a Deore 1×12 speed system for reliable shifting over burly obstacles as well as efficient climbing to higher peaks with minimal effort involved.

Componentry

The 2023 Trek Slash 7 comes spec’d with some great components too like Shimano 4 piston hydraulic brakes that offer sure stopping power from any speed on steep trails or flat ridges, Bontrager XR5 Team Issue 2.5″ wide tires perfectly suited to any situation you may encounter out on the trail.

Plus Bontrager Line 820mm wide handlebars make navigation easier on longer rides where fatigue may set in earlier than expected–and far more safety than would normally be available if not for these sturdily designed bars.

Also included is a TranzX Dropper Seatpost adjustable for quick seat height changes mid ride.

In conclusion ,the 2023 is without doubt among one of the best full suspension mountain bikes at its price point.

It has beautifully crafted frame construction coupled together with top-notch componentry and superior suspension technology guaranteeing riders playful performance no matter what kind of terrain they tackle.

With its combination of raw power, agile strength plus sheer amount comfort due to its ergonomically friendly design, the 2023 Trek Slash 7 should provide unforgettable experiences out on the trail this coming summer!

Order online and have it shipped to your local dealer for final assembly!!

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Jul 2018 · Christoph Bayer

The Trek Slash already secured the best in test in one of our earlier group tests. At the time we were testing the more expensive model, however. With the lower entry Slash 9.7, you get the same high-end carbon frame, but you have to accept significant reductions in the spec – how big of a […]

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Like it or not punks, big wheeling is what’s hot right now! We have been lucky enough to have our hands on a number of new pushys, including a brand-new 2018 Trek Slash 9.7 for review. With a huge season within the world of downhill and Enduro both domestically and internationally, you cannot deny 29’ inch wheels are making their mark on disciplines of MTB that years ago we would’ve thought may have stayed committed to the traditional 26’ inch […]

Mar 2018 · Bturman jeff.brines

The Slash set the new benchmark for long-travel 29ers not long ago, and 2018's version attempts to meet the same standard. This one is stiff, light, and an excellent option for long adventures.

Feb 2018 · James Vincent

If you get your kicks from heading downhill over rough terrain as quickly as possible, then the Trek Slash simply has to be at the top of your shopping list.

Jun 2017 · MBA Action

Versatility at its finest

No, this isn’t silly, it’s amazing! And especially available from the big manufacturers, it simply says that riders are pushing the boundaries of mountain biking and the technologies involved have made them a reality. Watch the video here. Take 160mm of travel and jam in a bike with 29″ wheels, and you’ll end up with a …

Trek Slash 29er carbon long term review on one of the best 29er on the mountain bike market. The 9.9 RSL edition is the top of the line Slash.

Apr 2017 · Alan Muldoon

The new Trek Slash 29 sounds rock and roll and looks stunning, but does it go like a bat out of hell? When it’s time to go fast it gets the job done.

Great sizing and geometry.

Class-leading Fox suspension.

Takes Plus-size wheels.

Looks drop-dead gorgeous.

Could easily accommodate a 150mm dropper.

Stem lengths need to be shorter.

Bontrager SE4 tyres are fast rolling with good puncture resistance, but the level of grip doesn’t match the aggressive attitude of the Slash.

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• It's equally at home between the tape and in the rugged wild – Slash excels at racing enduro, but it's ridiculously fun on gnarly trail rides, too
• A sleek internal storage compartment gives you a versatile spot to stow tools and gear
• We added a second down tube guard to better protect your frame from shuttle-related damage
• New, removable Knock Block has a bigger steering angle to keep cables and hoses safe without sacrificing turning radius
• Wider seat tube, wider dropper – the 34.9 mm diameter post is stronger, more durable, and moves up and down faster

Trek Men's Bike Sizing Guide

We have put together a general sizing guide for Trek road and mountain bikes. Please see the below for a general size and check out the Trek Bikes Sizing Guide for all bike model guides and how to measure yourself. 

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Trek men's mountain bike sizing guide, trek men's commute bike sizing guide, write a review for trek slash 7 29er mountain bike 2021 gloss radioactive red/black, also in the range.

• £1799 £2775 Ex Display Trek Slash 7 Deore/ XT Small Mountain Bike 2023 Charcoal
• £4700 £4700 Trek Slash C Frame Set 2024 Daintree
• £3000 £3000 Trek Slash AL Frame Set 2024 Mercury
• £10800 £10800 Trek Slash 9.9 XTR Mountain Bike 2024 Argent Drizzle
• £10800 £10800 Trek Slash 9.9 XTR Mountain Bike 2024 Lichen Green
• £10800 £10800 Trek Slash 9.9 XTR Mountain Bike 2024 Daintree
• £7425 £7425 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2024 Argent Drizzle
• £7425 £7425 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2024 Lichen Green
• £7425 £7425 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2024 Daintree
• £11750 £11750 Trek Slash 9.9 XX AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Argent Drizzle
• £11750 £11750 Trek Slash 9.9 XX AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Lichen Green
• £11750 £11750 Trek Slash 9.9 XX AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Daintree
• £9400 £9400 Trek Slash 9.9 XO AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Argent Drizzle
• £9400 £9400 Trek Slash 9.9 XO AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Lichen Green
• £9400 £9400 Trek Slash 9.9 XO AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Daintree
• £7500 £7500 Trek Slash 9.8 GX AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Daintree
• £5175 £5175 Trek Slash 9 GX AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Crimson
• £5175 £5175 Trek Slash 9 GX AXS T-Type Mountain Bike 2024 Mercury
• £4250 £4250 Trek Slash 8 Mountain Bike 2024 Plasma Grey Pearl
• £4250 £4250 Trek Slash 8 Mountain Bike 2024 Marianas Blue
• £8799 £15050 Trek Slash 9.9 XX1 Flight Attendant Project 1 Medium/Large Mountain Bike 2022 Icon
• £8999 £13600 Trek Slash 9.9 XX1 Flight Attendant Project 1 Large Mountain Bike 2022 Blue Splatter
• £2850 £2875 Trek Slash Alloy Mounain Bike Frame Set 2023 Teal/Nautical Navy Fade
• £4525 £4525 Trek Slash Carbon Mountain Bike Frame Set Carbon Blue Smoke/Trek Black
• £6100 £6100 Trek Slash 9.8 GX AXS Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Juniper
• £6100 £6100 Trek Slash 9.8 GX AXS Mountain Bike 2023 Deep Smoke
• £9725 £9725 Trek Slash 9.9 XTR Mountain Bike 2023 Satin Baja Yellow
• £9725 £9725 Trek Slash 9.9 XTR Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Juniper
• £9725 £9725 Trek Slash 9.9 XTR Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Deep Smoke
• £10650 £10650 Trek Slash 9.9 XX1 Flight Attendant Mountain Bike 2023 Satin Baja Yellow
• £10650 £10650 Trek Slash 9.9 XX1 Flight Attendant Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Juniper
• £10650 £10650 Trek Slash 9.9 XX1 Flight Attendant Mountain Bike 2023 Deep Smoke
• £6100 £6100 Trek Slash 9.8 GX AXS Mountain Bike 2023 Satin Baja Yellow
• £5999 £6400 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2023 Satin Baja Yellow
• £5999 £6400 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Juniper
• £5999 £6400 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Deep Smoke
• £3250 £3250 Trek Slash 8 GX Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Hex Blue
• £2650 £3250 Trek Slash 8 GX Mountain Bike 2023 Pennyflake
• £2775 £2775 Trek Slash 7 Mountain Bike 2023 Lava
• £2775 £2775 Trek Slash 7 Mountain Bike 2023 Mercury
• £3499 £3700 Trek Slash 9.7 SLX XT Mountain Bike 2023 Matte Dope Taupe
• £3299 £4700 Trek Slash 9.7 SLX/XT Mountain Bike 2022 Matt Olive/Grey
• £2199 £3200 Trek Slash 7 Deore/XT Mountain Bike 2022 Black/Olive
• £2799 £3200 Trek Slash 7 Deore/XT Mountain Bike 2022 Factory Orange
• £3999 £6000 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2022 Lithium Grey
• £3499 £3700 Trek Slash 9.7 SLX/XT Mountain Bike 2023 Blue Smoke/Trek Black
• £4499 £6000 Trek Slash 9.8 XT Mountain Bike 2022 Matte Battleship Blue
• £2599 £3700 Trek Slash 8 Mountain Bike 2022 Miami Green
• £3850 £3850 Trek Slash C mountain bike Frameset 2021 Lithium Grey/Carbon Red Smoke
• £2650 £2650 Trek Slash AL mountain bike Frameset 2021 Teal Nautical Navy Fade

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• - Most inline shocks (no reservoir/piggyback)The standard RockShox Super Deluxe air shock does not fit due to lockout lever interference in the last 1/3 of the travel. The new Super Deluxe Thru Shaft uses a new shock body from RockShox that provides more clearance.
• Slash 9.9 XTR: $8,499
• Slash 9.9 XO1: $7,999
• Slash 9.8 GX: $5,999
• Slash 9.8 XT: 5,999
• Slash 9.7 NX: $4,799
• Slash 8 GX: $3,999
• Slash NX: $3,499
• Slash Carbon Frameset: $3,999
• Slash Alloy Frameset: $2,199

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I've got a Trek Fuel EX 8 XT on order, but I'm very tempted by the Slash's threaded bottom bracket because pressfit BBs seem to be a mistake Trek is slowly getting rid of. I also like Knock Block 2.0. I really want a trail bike, though. I go down hills CAUTIOUSLY not fast-as-I-can. Is this new Slash now more or less as good as the Fuel EX on the level and up hills, or would it feel like a pig by comparison, leaving me wishing is bought the Fuel EX?  

Steve_McNutt said: I've got a Trek Fuel EX 8 XT on order, but I'm very tempted by the Slash's threaded bottom bracket because pressfit BBs seem to be a mistake Trek is slowly getting rid of. I also like Knock Block 2.0. I really want a trail bike, though. I go down hills CAUTIOUSLY not fast-as-I-can. Is this new Slash now more or less as good as the Fuel EX on the level and up hills, or would it feel like a pig by comparison, leaving me wishing is bought the Fuel EX? Click to expand...

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Is Trek Slash 7 A Good Bike? [Trek Slash 7 Review]

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Trek Slash 7 

• Price : $3829
• Category : Full-suspension enduro bikes
• Frame : Aluminum frame
• Gear : 1×12
• Tires : 29×2.50″

What we like about it : The RockShox Select+ shock and 170mm Yari RC fork give riders enough guts to conquer rough rock gardens, and the Shimano Deore/XT drivetrain provides a silky smooth shifting experience.

What we don’t like about it : Perhaps some people complain that they can’t get a nimble and agile body at low speeds.

Rating (4.7/5)

Introduction

The Trek Slash 7 is an affordable, full-suspension mountain bike that can crush any trail at an amazing pace.

The aluminum frame keeps it a lighter and stronger body, so it can defy tricky rocky passages. Meanwhile, the 160mm RockShox Deluxe Select+ dampers and 170mm RockShox Yari RC forks eliminate most of the vibration from the ground.

The Shimano Deore/XT drive, with its powerful 4-piston disc brakes, also provided plenty of grit for my ascent and descent as I faced the thorny and rough moving flow trails.

We have two months of riding experience with the Trek Slash 7. To make the results more informative, here we elaborate on the Trek Slash 7’s performance while riding, key features, components and specifications, and other versions of the series.

If you want to know more about the version, please refer to our review.

The Trek Slash 7 has unparalleled superiority as a full-suspension mountain bike with amazing speed. Also, the powerful alpha platinum aluminium frame is extremely stretchy. It is paired with a fast drive that ensures immediate acceleration rather than stepping into the gap while pedaling. So this is its most competitive feature.

When I faced an uphill section with a 15% incline, the spread of gravel and dead tree branches was overgrown. But that didn’t make me lose confidence in the Trek Slash 7. Certainly, the 76.1° seat tube angle was a great attempt on its part, and I didn’t have to perform hard. Instead, I was able to meander up the climb at a decent angle. So all the air I used got a good response in the Trek Slash 7.

Not only that but with the Shimano SLX M7100 1×12 drivetrain. So I can smoothly perform smooth shifting operation after operation, have a wide range of speed regulations, and still provide riders with a fun riding experience. Obviosuly, that’s what Shimano brings to every rider.

Of course, the Trek Slash 7 was more than just a surprise to me. The RockShox Yari RC fork worked well for me, and the DebonAir spring was lighter and more easily compressed than normal springs. Additionally, 170mm of extra travel was a powerful weapon in overcoming these bumps, so I could easily make the next sprint.

It is worth mentioning that at the end of the path I came across an upside-down willow. It came into my sight almost instantly. However, the Trek Slash 7’s 4-piston disc brakes acted like an efficient condenser, quickly bringing the manic body down to a freezing point.

I think this is the same idea of simplicity and speed that Trek Slash 7 has been aiming for, it did.

“It’s easy to get up the hill, but hard to get down”. But the truth is that as far as personal riding is concerned, the Trek Slash 7 is not a strong believer in this saying.

When I was doing a thrilling speedy descent, I was faced with rugged flowing moving trails and continuous turning sections that gave me a headache. Fortunately, the Trek Slash 7’s 119.7cm wheelbase length solved this problem. Its nimble yet efficient steering ability allowed me to defy these agonizingly sharp turning areas.

Not only that, but the new removable blast block allows for greater steering angles. And protects the sleeve without limiting the turning radius, saving me some maintenance headaches. This is great. Also, thanks to the Bontrager XR5 wheels (120 tpi), the rough surface aramid beads have an extremely strong grip.

The 29×2.50″ size is perfect for me because I like the security that the larger tires give me. It gives the ultimate stability while maintaining acceleration.

As I descended into the wet and muddy grass trails, I was concerned that going too fast would introduce a certain amount of instability. But apparently, the Trek Slash 7 took this into account long ago. Because its thicker 34.9mm diameter Variosat mount is more stable and durable. Combined with the sturdy and refined alpha aluminum, it allowed me to maintain an extremely low center of gravity and move forward quickly while traversing at speed.

As I keep mentioning, the Trek Slash 7 will always provide riders with a novel off-road experience, whether it’s in the barrier zone or the rugged wilderness.

Main Features

The Trek Slash 7 is the result of careful consideration of the choice of frame, and the alpha aluminum alloy is the result of careful consideration. Also, the light, strong and refined surface provides an unprecedented feeling of comfort on the ride. The thicker 34.9mm diameter Variosat mount is also more stable and durable, allowing for faster extension and lowering. This greatly increases its durability.

Not only that but the brakes, tires, pedals, and other components make for a clean, simple body structure. Also, the internal wiring is complete, without excessive tangling. The universal internal management system allows any combination of shifting, braking, and locking to pass through the frame for a clean, crisp body structure. Besides, if the rider wants to be able to keep some personal items on the bike, the slim storage box in the integrated frame meets that need.

As a mature industrial product, the geometry of a bike often implies more rationality. The Trek Slash 7, being a trail bike, tends to have a hint of radical geometry angles.

The steep 76.1° seat tube angle and 100mm head tube length were evident when I rode. This not only improves handling stability but also makes some improvements to comfort.

In addition, the larger stack value and smaller reach are designed to provide a more upright riding position. It is worth noting that although the Trek Slash 7 has large, wide tires, the geometry of the rear triangle is designed to be very compact and the length of the rear fork is only 435mm. This compensates for the unstable steering.

Components and Specifications

Shimano slx m7100 1×12 drivetrain.

Shimano’s new SLX 12-speed M7100 The groupset is everything a trail rider needs. Smooth and precise shifting ensures that every rider also has a smooth riding experience.

Also, the 1x system is a mainstream option on the market. It is possible to find the right speed gear without an overly complicated speed adjustment experience.

I have a deep feeling about the actual riding. Even when faced with gravel-packed dirt and gravel roads, I was able to quickly shift from the highest gear to the lowest gear with a simple rotation of my left hand.

I wasn’t worried at all about the chain going up or down, Shimano gave me plenty of confidence.

Bontrager XR5 wheels

I believe that as the soul of an off-road bike, tires are a consideration for every rider. And I believe Trek Slash 7 is also considered in this way.

I like big tires. Because in off-road riding, big and wide tires can give me great traction. So the 29″ size tires are just right for my needs. Moreover, the rich aramid beads on the surface are exceptionally rough and can maintain a solid body even on wet roads in rainy weather.

At the same time, off-road riding will inevitably encounter some thorny gravel bumps, and the beaded belt configured on the Bontrager XR5 wheel is a good solution to this problem. Also, its special anti-puncture system can better meet the needs of adventure on off-road trails.

Shimano 4 MT4100 Piston Hydraulic Brake

As we all know, there are inevitably some obstacles in the mountains and forest roads. Because it appears almost instantly in front of you, catching you off guard.

Compared to traditional mechanical brakes, hydraulic brakes have a more responsive and emergency braking ability. Not only is it easier to clean in daily use, but it also distributes heat more evenly due to friction. Besides, the Trek Slash 7’s 4-piston hydraulic discs provide unparalleled braking power.

When I rode the Trek Slash 7 on an intense adventure through the wet jungle trails, I was able to make the transition from frantic to stationary exactly as I commanded. Certainly, this is all thanks to the 4-piston hydraulic disc.

RockShox Yari RC Fork and RockShox Deluxe Select+ RT

It cannot be denied that, in the face of endless mountain bumps, how to dampen down the vibration to provide a comfortable riding experience is a point that all off-road bikes must consider.

The answer to the Trek Slash 7 is the RockShox Yari RC fork and the RockShox Deluxe Select+ RT. Because the RockShox Deluxe Select+ RT is the perfect solution to the problem of sore arms caused by bumps in the road.

Moreover, the RockShox Yari RC fork provides the ultimate damping experience with 170mm of super high travel when I’m going through some complicated and rough roads, similar to a “rock garden”.

The RockShox Deluxe Select+ RT is also equipped with a DebonAir+ air spring system that offers more adjustment potential than ever before. Additionally, the new special bottom bumper reduces the harshness of heavy impacts and gives me great confidence and courage to face the next ascent and descent.

Other Versions Of Trek Slash

To have more options, we tested other models of the Trek Slash 7 series and had some time to ride them. Among them was the Trek Slash 8.

Certainly, the two have a very similar setup, and the same alpha aluminum alloy surface allows them to maintain the same body weight (15.5kg by our measurement). It is therefore difficult to distinguish the two from each other in terms of appearance.

But it is clear that Trek Slash 8, as an upgraded version, has put some thought into its settings. And the first is in the fork selection.

Obviously, the RockShox ZEB Select is lighter in appearance and more powerful in terms of reduction capacity. Besides, 170mm of front travel with 160mm of rear travel ensures that every rider will be able to go on a rock-shredding experience.

Also in terms of drivetrain choice, the Trek Slash 8 took a different approach and went with the SRAM GX Eagle 12-speed. In practice, it is faster and more quickly adapted to the harsh mountainous and rugged terrain. This is what SRAM has always been good at.

If you are aiming for an aggressive XC race, then Trek Slash 8 must be more suitable for your presence. But only if your budget is sufficient.

What is the price of the Trek Slash 7?

The Trek Rail 7 is priced at $3929.

What material is the body frame of the Trek Rail 7 made of?

The body frame of Trek Rail 7 is Alpha Platinum Aluminium.

What size are the tires on the Trek Rail 7?

The Trek Rail 7 has 29×2.50″ tires.

What is the maximum weight limit for the Trek Rail 7?

The Trek Rail 7 has a maximum weight limit of 136kg.

Trek Slash 7 Size Chart

Trek Slash 7   Specs

Accessories

What we like about it ?

• The lightweight Alpha Platinum Aluminium maintains a light and swift body.
• Take advantage of integrated storage without having to give up travel essentials.
• Replaceable downpipe elements protect the downpipe from stone chips and dirt.
• The RockShox Deluxe Select+ damper with 160mm travel and the RockShox Yari RC fork with 170mm travel ensure stability on ascents and descents.
• Shimano Deore/XT drives provide a constant flow of forwarding momentum.

What we don’t like about it ?

• Poor maneuverability at low speeds.
• More chain noise.
• Rare color options.

Comparison Table

Trek slash 7 vs marin alpine trail carbon 1.

Both are in the same price range, so you don’t have to worry about it bothering you in terms of price.

But the difference is that the Marin Alpine Trail Carbon 1 is made of much better carbon material. This is also good news for carbon fans. After all, the lighter body will also give the rider the most extreme damping experience.

However, for Groupset, Trek Slash 7 is composed of even better components like Shimano SLX. If your goal is the next mountain trail race, it can give you the most help.

It’s hard to make a satisfactory choice between these two vehicles. Of course, if you are a loyal carbon fan, then the Marin Alpine Trail Carbon 1 will be perfect for you.

Learn more : Is Marin Alpine Trail Carbon 2 A Perfect Selection? – [Review]

Trek Slash 7 vs Norco Sight A2 29

I must admit that the Norco Sight A2 29 has a lighter frame than the Trek Slash 7 in aluminum finish, and the Fox Rhythm Float 36 fork is a carefully selected product with 160mm of front travel for critical shock absorption.

After our actual ride, the Norco Sight A2 29 is lighter and has a good experience in speed (47km/h by our measurement). It is indeed a good choice for riders who love mountain riding.

Learn more : Is Norco Sight A3 Shimano 27.5 Splendid? – [Norco Sight A3 Shimano 27.5 Review]

Trek Slash 7 vs Transition Patrol Alloy NX

Unlike the Trek Slash 7, which has a fixed tire size, the Transition Patrol Alloy NX has more freedom of choice in terms of tires.

This is reflected in the possibility of installing not only 29er tire sizes but also 27.5er tires as an option. This greatly satisfies the wishes of those who are fans of smaller tires.

The 160mm of front and rear travel gives you a smooth and stable riding experience on bumpy roads. Perhaps the only regret is that its body weight may not be so light. When you encounter some impassable obstacles, you have to exert more effort to lift them.

Sure, maybe it has a better riding experience than Trek Slash 7. If you choose it, it is also a better choice. But only if you have enough budget.

Learn more : Is Transition Patrol GX Alloy Fox Splendid – [Transition Patrol GX Alloy Fox Review]

Trek Slash 7 vs Transition Spire Alloy NX

With a weight of 16.7kg, the Transition Spire Alloy NX doesn’t have the weight advantage, but the Marzocchi Bomber Z1 fork also offers a relaxing ride. The Groupset is also the result of careful consideration by the Transition Spire Alloy NX.

With 170mm of travel, the Transition Spire Alloy NX is capable of looking out over any other mountain bike in its class. You can ride the Transition Spire Alloy NX to conquer all the rough and rocky trails.

If you don’t care about weight and want to take on the rough stuff, then the Transition Spire Alloy NX is the right choice for you.

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Trek Slash 9.7

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Weight / M - 14.46 kg / 31.87 lbs (with TLR sealant, no tubes)

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Specifications

• Frame OCLV Mountain Carbon main frame & stays, internal storage, tapered head tube, Knock Block 2.0, Control Freak internal routing, Carbon Armor, shuttle guard, threaded BB, ISCG 05, 34.9mm seat tube, magnesium rocker link, Mino Link, ABP, Boost148, 160mm travel
• Fork Fox Rhythm 36, Float EVOL air spring, GRIP damper, tapered steerer, 44mm offset, Boost110, 15mm Kabolt axle, 170mm travel
• Shock Fox Performance DPX2, EVOL air spring, DPX2 damper, 230x62.5mm
• Wheel Size 29"
• Tires Size: S , M , ML , L , XL Bontrager XR4 Team Issue, Tubeless Ready, Inner Strength sidewall, aramid bead, 120 tpi, 29x2.40'' Size: S , M , ML , L , XL Bontrager XR5 Team Issue, Tubeless Ready, Inner Strength sidewall, aramid bead, 120 tpi, 29x2.60''
• Chain SRAM NX Eagle, 12 speed
• Crank Size: S SRAM X1 Eagle, DUB, 30T steel ring, Boost (55mm chainline), 170mm length Size: M , ML , L , XL SRAM X1 Eagle, DUB, 30T steel ring, Boost (55mm chainline), 175mm length
• Shifters SRAM NX Eagle, 12 speed
• Brakeset Size: S , M , ML , L , XL Size: S , M , ML , L , XL
• Saddle Bontrager Arvada, hollow chromoly rails, 138mm width
• Seatpost Size: S TranzX JD-YSP39, 100mm travel, internal routing, 34.9mm Size: M , ML TranzX JD-YSP39, 150mm travel, internal routing, 34.9mm
• Stem Bontrager Line, 35mm, Knock Block, 0 degree, 40mm length
• Headset Knock Block 2.0 Integrated, 67-degree radius (includes infinite-radius chip), sealed cartridge bearing, 1-1/8'' top, 1.5'' bottom

Q: Where to buy a 2021 Trek Slash 9.7?

The 2021 Trek Slash 9.7 may be purchased directly from Trek .

Q: How much does a 2021 Trek Slash 9.7 weigh?

A 2021 Trek Slash 9.7 weights M - 14.46 kg / 31.87 lbs (with TLR sealant, no tubes).

Q: What size wheels does the 2021 Trek Slash 9.7 have?

The 2021 Trek Slash 9.7 has 29" wheels.

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Star Trek: Voyager Followed A Gene Roddenberry Rule That Left Little Room For Error

In the "Star Trek: Voyager" episode "Tuvix" (May 6, 1996), a transporter accident fused the stern, logical Vulcan Tuvok (Tim Russ) with the jolly hobbit-like chef Neelix (Ethan Phillips) into a single being. This new being, who says he's named Tuvix (Tom Wright) possesses memories and personality traits from both Tuvok and Neelix, which is a matter of great consternation from Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) and the crew of the Voyager. Tuvix soon finds that he likes his new amalgam personality, finding happiness and agency as an individual. 

Soon, however, the Voyager engineers find a way to reverse the effects of the transporter accident and separate Tuvix back into his two constituent beings. Tuvix objects, of course. To do so would mean to murder him. Surely a newly created person has rights just as much as any other member of the crew, and Tuvix would like them to be protected. Notoriously among Trekkies, however, Janeway ordered Tuvix to the transporter room for execution, with Tuvix protesting all the way. Janeway figures that restoring two dead crewmates outweighs the pleas of a living one. Tuvix never returned. 

In addition to playing Tuvix, actor Tom Wright also played an alien named Ghrath who disguised himself as a Nazi in the "Star Trek: Enterprise" episode "Storm Front" (October 8, 2004). He also auditioned for the role of Commander Sisko on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." Back in 2014, Wright took to Reddit to answer questions from Trekkies . He revealed that "Voyager" had a stringent and difficult-to-follow rule on set that lingered from the days of "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry (who passed in 1991). It seems that, on "Star Trek," actors are not allowed to forget lines or make flubs. Every scene must play all the way through. 

The Roddenberry rule

Wright began acting professionally in the late 1970s, first appearing in the film "Deadbeat." He appeared in supporting roles in films like "Underground U.S.A." and "The Brother from Another Planet," as well as in notable genre movies like "Exterminator 2" and "Creepshow 2," in which he played the increasingly mutilated hitchhiker. He had roles in "Matewan," "Reversal of Fortune," and "Marked for Death." He turned up in a 1991 episode of "Tales from the Crypt" and played the role of Mr. Morgan in four episodes of "Seinfeld." For many years, audiences of the '80s and '90s could count Wright as one of the more ubiquitous "hey, it's that guy" supporting actors; that is: an actor you love and instantly recognize, but who never gets top billing. 

Despite a thriving career, Wright saw his appearance on "Star Trek: Voyager" as a step up. He was grateful for his involvement in such a widespread phenomenon as "Star Trek," and was willing to play Tuvix to the best of his abilities. As he revealed, though, it also came with an additional Roddenberrian acting challenge. There was to be no "shooting around" any misreadings or forgotten lines. Wright wrote:

"It was my welcome to the BIG LEAGUES moment. I don't know about the other shows but Voyager was shot alongside the dictates of The Roddenberry Bible. You probably know all about it but for the sake of clarity, Gene Roddenberry compiled a set of 'Star Trek' guidelines and principles that governed the 'Star Trek' universe. One of the major tenets was that not only should actors KNOW their lines but if they were to make a mistake, there would be no continuing the scene." 

Perhaps Roddenberry wanted "Star Trek" actors to feel like they were involved in live theater.

The live theater approach to shooting 'Star Trek'

Wright didn't mind the live theater atmosphere on the set, as he had already appeared on stage many times before. He continued: 

"Normally if you flub a line you can stop, take a breath, and then restart from where you made a mistake. But Gene was old school and held his actors to a higher standard. We were not allowed to simply stop and pick up, We had to go back to the beginning of the scene and do it properly. Me, having been trained in the theater, LOVED THAT. He made us more responsible to the writing." 

Anyone who has worked on a TV set can tell you that the script is not to be deviated from. "Star Trek" famously filmed on a fast schedule, churning out an episode every week. Scripts had to be polished to a shine, and actors had to have their lines 100% memorized. This included the strange pseudo-science and multisyllabic technobabble that the franchise was famous for. Wright knew from working in film that an actor can mess up a line, but then merely re-read it on the spot, and not cause any interruptions. An editor could conceivably cut the flub out, and leave the re-read in. Perhaps the "once through" approach to "Star Trek" was merely to keep the editing process clean; it would be easier to assemble a scene in post-production if there was no worry about editing out flubs. 

Wright, ever a professional, seems to have rolled with the Roddenberry rule with aplomb. 

Wright continues to work to this day, having most recently appeared in "Daisy Jones & the Six" and the 2022 film "That's Amor." 

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