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Trek 7.3 FX

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Trek’s FX bikes are the top-selling bikes in North America, and for good reason. Whether cruising to work or to play, The 7.3 FX is a bicycle you’ll love. Its Alpha-aluminum frame is light for easy pedaling and excellent handling, and the easy-rolling 700c wheels let you ride further and faster with less effort. Plus, this great machine sports a hill-flattening 27-speed Shimano drivetrain, confidence-inspiring linear-pull brakes and puncture-resistant, multi-surface tires. For fitness, for fun, and for everyday riding, the 7.3 FX is the perfect choice.

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A 2015 Trek 7.3 FX is typically priced around $660 USD when new. Be sure to shop around for the best price, and also look to the used market for a great deal.

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2005 Trek 7300 FX

• Serial: TBI-0407 CB4FK012
• Manufacturer: Trek
• Model: 7300 FX
• Primary colors: Silver, gray or bare metal, Black, and White
• Frame size: M
• Wheel diameter: 700 C
• Frame Material: Aluminum

Distinguishing features

Alpha SL Aluminum, black fenders, black rear rack, hot pink grips, disc brakes, 24 speeds

Frame and fork

Drivetrain and brakes, additional parts.

• Fork Triple butted Cro-Moly
• Headset Aheadset, semi-cartridge, sealed
• Front Wheel Alloy front, Shimano Deore rear hub; WTB Dual Duty rims
• Rear Wheel Alloy front, Shimano Deore rear hub; WTB Dual Duty rims
• Front Tire Bontrager Invert Hardcase, 700x35c
• Rear Tire Bontrager Invert Hardcase, 700x35c
• Front Shifter Shimano Alivio
• Rear Shifter Shimano Alivio
• Front Derailleur Shimano C102
• Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore
• Crankset Shimano T303 48/38/28 w/chainring guard
• Cog/Cassette/Freewheel SRAM 850 11-32, 8 speed
• Pedals Alloy ATB, clipless adaptable
• Front Brake Promax forged V w/alloy levers, Kraton inserts
• Rear Brake Promax forged V w/alloy levers, Kraton inserts
• Saddle Bontrager Sport
• Seatpost Bontrager Sport
• Handlebar Bontrager Crowbar Sport
• Stem Bontrager Sport, 10 degree

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Trek produced the 7300 bike in 2009 and can be classified as a Hybrid bicycle, this exact model costs in american market arround $639.99. 7300 bike is available in many sizes such as 15 (inches), 17.5 (inches), 20 (inches), 22.5 (inches) and 25 (inches). Trek Hybrid 7300 can be found in a few colors, among these colors Newport Blue and Bright Silver . This bike is equiped with 700 x 35c Bontrager Invert Hardcase tires while the rims are manufactured by Matrix 750, 32-hole. Trek equiped this exact model with Tektro Alloy V-brake brakes, Shimano EF-60 levers braking system and Front: Alloy, Rear: Shimano RM60 hubs. To guarantee the comfiest ride Trek used Alpha Black Aluminum material for the frame. Bontrager Approved high strength material is used on the handlebar of this 7300 to ensure the perfect handling while the stems are made of Alloy Adjustable. For the smoothest biking experience Shimano M191 with chainguard, 28/38/48 teeth is used on this bicycle .

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2009 Trek 7300

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Trek 7.7 FX Hybrid Bike

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This is a 2012 FX 7.7 . Love the color . Very comfortable bike to ride . I am a 70 year old Snowbird that spends the winters in Tucson Az . Handles the climbs & rolling hills in Tucson Az The Shimano 105 components are well suited for this smooth riding bike . Fast , light & handles very well. The IsoZone Monostays absorbs the road bumps nicely as advertized. I put Schwalbe Ultrimo 28cc tires on for more comfort , they are slick & enhance the appearance & are fast . Also swapped out the pedals for Shimano Duro Ace . I have no more numbness in the hands with the Ergo Grips. I ride about 100KMS a week & wanted a fast comfortable flat bar , & this is it . In my opinion this bike is well worth the $.

very , very good bike . Difference in price compared to 7.6 definitly worth . Much lighter and much better components .

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Frame is very light without being too stiff for long rides. Great components. 105 crank, cassette, and front dérailleur. Ultegra rear dérailleur. Handles very well.

I wish it had better brakes (e.g. XT instead of M431, or disc brakes would be nice too). When I put on my front brake while going downhill, the whole bike shakes. This doesn't happen with the rear brake. The 24-spoke wheels, while fast and light, do not seem very strong. My front wheel went out of true after hitting a pothole and I had to spend some time truing it back up. By contrast, my 36-spoke touring wheels on my Cannondale have never gone out of true despite taking far more abuse.

Bought the 2008 7.7 FX three months ago at the LBS for 1200 euros (about $1750) primarily for commuting to work 40 km/day. I actually wanted the Trek Portland, but they don't sell them outside the U.S., so I settled for the FX instead. At first, I was not too excited about the style. In fact, I thought it looked rather ugly. However, it had everything I needed to make it a worthy commuter and good hybrids are hard to find around here (most bike shops here only carry high-end road or mountain bikes with nothing in-between). I've since put 1600km (about 1000 miles) on the bike and I must say that I'm very pleased with it. It handles beautifully... smooth and fast. It's such a joy to ride that I even look forward to my commute in sub-zero temperatures. The bike weighs just under 10kg (about 22 lbs), so it's quite light for a hybrid.

First hybrid I've owned, although I've ridden road, mountain, and touring bikes for years.

Fantastic ride on pavement. I'm looking forward to testing it out on crushed limestone bike paths. I switched from 700 x 28 to 700 x32 tires to accomodate the trails better. My wife received her 7.7 a few months before me and was kicking my but on the trails. On the paved roads, I'm able to take the lead again and set a good pace. The components on this bike are incredible. It's also incredibly light in comparison to the hybids. Great bike for the money if you plan on doing lots of riding.

May want to avoid bike paths/trails that are too rough. This bike is more responsive/delicate than the hybids.

I received my new 2009 Trek FX 7.7 about a month ago and am absolutely thrilled with it. My wife has the same bike only the 2007 model. She has had her bike since September of 2008. Prior to the FX bikes, we both had Trek 7300 hybrids. Most our riding has been on crushed limestone and some paved bike trails. The Fx 7.7 is by far more efficient than the 7300 hybids (great climber, quicker acceleration and faster cruising speed). We will be planning some longer trips this spring summer and fall.

My wife and I moved up from the Trek 7300 hybrids to the FX 7.7 to icrease our ride efficiency. We are both over 50 and wanted to stay with a flat bar bike that could keep up with the road bikes and still negotiate bike paths that were decent condition.

The Shimno 105/Utegra setup provides for smoother shifting than the other fx bikes I've used. I like the 27 speed triple crank for its versitality as I live in a hilly area.

Glad I replaced my seat. Not necessarily a weakness but I replaced my 32cm tires for 25cm and notices the speed increase. If I tour with this bike, I'll use the 32cm tires.

I love this bike. I use it for exercise and for occassional commuting. At the same time I credibly hold my own among the race bikes during my weekly Rose Bowl laps. Buzz kill elastomers and carbon forks and seat post really dampen vibration. As I'm an older guy my flat bars don't produce any neck strain. If you want a reasonably fast but comfotable bike for fitness, this is the one.

Trek 7.2fx, 7.5fx,

Just a great overall Hybrid. Light, responsive, good on hills. Forgiving on off pavement.

Low on top end speed

Over 2000 miles ridden last year. Have noticed them on sale at the $1000 mark for left over new models in Jan/08.

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