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2018 Trek Stache 5

A 29″ aluminum frame hardtail trail bike with upper mid-range components. Compare the full range

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A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

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Rob's slackened Stache is a bittersweet reminder of both how awesomely fun these bikes are and how deserving the platform is of a progressive geometry reimaging by Trek.

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Jun 2019 · Felix Stix

The Trek Full Stache 8 screams for adventure. It wants you to go exploring, to discover new places and escape the mundane routines of life.

Technical climbing

Endless grip

Balanced handling

Rear tire clearance

Brakes not up to par

Dec 2018 · Mick Kirkman

The rugged Trek Full Stache 8 can pretty much go anywhere and roll over anything, making it the human-powered equivalent of a Land Rover.

Go-anywhere attitude with crazy levels of security and traction

Feels slower and heavier at times compared to ‘normal’ mountain bikes

Jul 2018 · McCoy

  Plus-sized bikes have rapidly grown in popularity; however, the focus has mostly been on 27.5-inch wheel sizes—that is, until now. Trek recently

Trek has been a believer in 29 Plus since they began development on the Stache hardtail. We assumed a full suspension would follow, but that would take

Apr 2018 · Michael Better

Here's the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don't.

Trek has unveiled a new trail bike with 130mm of front and rear travel and other unique design elements that take the capability of 29-plus tires to the next level. - Mtbr.com

Crikey, what on earth is this!? The words; 'full suspension', '29er' and 'plus tyres' just should never combine in one sentence, there's not enough space! Well, Trek has clearly ignored what you shouldn't do and have produced a bike that would seem impossible.

Limitless traction.

Easy to ride on hard trails.

Bloody good fun.

Big wheel woes.

Very terrain specific.

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