This mountain bike marries fun and confidence. I am not a technical rider so when I do hit trails I am looking for wide flowing tracks to ride on. Stache 7 is a playful 29+ trail hardtail with 3 mid-fat tires, a ridiculously capable build, and a robust fork with 120mm of travel. To sum up, it’s 2.1 heavier than the average weight of. Stache 7 weighs 13.15 kg (28.99 lbs) and is slightly heavier than the average. However, a heavier bike can gain speed when you descend. An easier bike will give you a big advantage in climbs. Join the conversation You, Trek, the world's greatest athletes, 140 characters. If we make a quick analysis of the average weight of a Trail bike, we get 12.88 kg (28.4 lbs).
#Trek stache 7 2015 archive
I live in Texas so my riding is not like it was at Angel Fire and is mostly on gravel roads, hard pack or city streets. Bike archive 2015 Stache 7 Details Support You might also like: Share the ride Join us at the water cooler to catch up on the latest and swap stories with Trek fans from around the world. So I wanted to get opinions on whether to just let it go and focus on the Ogre, or keep it and maybe change the wheel tire combo down to 29’s with 2.6 tires? I can only attribute this to the big soft 3.0 tires. Even though I have put carbon components on the Stache to lower the weight it just rides heavier than the Ogre. However, like I said, I really like the bike and its design just not the rolling resistance the 3.0 tires create. So, I was thinking about letting the Stache go. In doing so I realized that I am truly more of a gravel/touring rider. In another thread I mentioned taking the Stache to Angel Fire to ride down hill and trails there. I have since fallen in love with the Ogre and even though it is a much heavier bike than the Stache, it just rolls along so much more effortlessly. The head angle of the bike is fairly steep and the chainstays are short with 420mm on the big wheel size. Over the winter I picked up a Surly Ogre frame and built up a gravel/touring/bikepacking bike. I had the opportunity to ride the Trek Stache 7 29+ hard tail, a 2600 complete bike. View More: Mountain Bikes Trek Trek Mountain Bikes Trek Stache 2014 Trek Stache. About the Bike: The Trek Stache is a trail-oriented, hard tail 29er. I really love the innovative design of this bike and it has served me well. The Trek Stache 7 is in the middle, offering a good component spec while maintaining a low price. The gear set (Crank and cassette) of this 2018 model has been downgraded compared to any Stache 7 of previous years (2017 or 2016) as well as to any similar models of the company or of of any other manufacturers. If you get the thread together type you will need a couple more tools from Wheels Mfg.So I have had my Trek Stache 7 for a few years now. First of all, with the gear set, and even more with the manufacturer response (or lack/poor response.). Then go to Home Depot and buy a 1/2" threaded rod, it comes in a 12" length, a couple of nuts and a couple of washers.
Some like to use their thread together type. I have just used the standard BB that they offer. As far as a new BB goes I recommend the Wheels Mfg.
#Trek stache 7 2015 install
You will also need a bearing press to install the new BB. The tool linked above is the correct tool for pulling the crank. I have had my Stache for 3 years now, and Im excited to ride it every time I take it out. Click to expand.Most of the time people think that the BB is bad but it usually is something else.īe sure that it is the source of your problems before spending the money to fix it.
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