Trek 820

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Trek’s 820 is a fun, versatile bike at a sweet price. It features a great-riding steel frame with a relaxed, upright riding position you’ll love. Up front, a suspension fork smooths the road and trail. Plus, it sports a quick-shifting, easy-pedaling 21-speed drivetrain, powerful linear-pull brakes and quality Bontrager components, such as a a comfortable saddle and tough mountain bike-sized wheels with versatile knobby tires.

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    Specification Description Frame High-tensile-steel w/chromoly seat tube Fork SR SunTour, 75mm-travel Rims/Wheels Bontrager 550 Hubs Formula aluminum Tires Bontrager LT3, 26 x 2.0 Crankset Aluminum Chainrings 48/38/28 Front Derailleur Shimano Tourney Rear Derailleur Shimano Tourney Rear Cogs Shimano, 7-speed: 14-34 Shifters Shimano Tourney Handlebars Bontrager Riser Tape/Grips Bontrager SSR Stem Bontrager Brake Levers Shimano Brakes Tektro linear-pull Pedals Wellgo nylon platform Saddle Bontrager SSR Seatpost Bontrager SSR

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    Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Store SKU 13-inch 00768682859766 501712 16-inch 00768682859810 501713 82023748899D 18 inch 00768682859773 501714 82023206112D 19.5-inch 00768682859797 501715 82024547269D 21-inch 00768682859803 501716

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    Pros

    • Durable (71)
    • Handles Well (62)
    • Good Geometry (47)
    • Comfortable (34)
    • Lightweight (20)

    Cons

    • Heavy (36)
    • Uncomfortable Seat (18)
    • Poor Components (9)
    • Components
    • Derailer in poor area

    Best Uses

    • Urban Riding (57)
    • Climbing (34)
    • Descending (31)
    • Trail riding (26)
    • Single Track (24)

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    Pros

    • Dries Quickly
    • Stylish
    • Breathable
    • Durable

    Cons

    • Bulky

    Best Uses

    • Mountain Biking
    • Wet Weather
    • Commuting
    • Road Biking

    Comments:

    I loved cycling as a teenager and recently found myself diving right back in as a great way to bond and spend time with my 6 year old son. We average at least 25 miles every weekend. I urge any parent tired of tablets and video games to pick up this healthy fun past time

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    Pros

    • Best Bike I Ever Had
    • Durable
    • Easy To Manuver
    • Stylish

    Cons

    • Wheels Need To Be Stronge

    Best Uses

    • Mountain Biking
    • Road Biking
    • Beach Riding
    • Trail Riding

    Comments:

    Had my 820 for over a year now. Best Bike I ever had, I have turned about 8 friends into TREKies. Great product, Has survived my adventures much better then me! Use it on the beach, road,local dirt & asphalt trails. The wheels could be stronger, have bent them a couple of times, upgraded the back one to a double wall and problem resolved. Bought mine at a local bike shop, Great customer service, so great Bike for entry level tied to great service…can’t be any happier!

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    Pros

    • Nice Design
    • Stylish
    • Good Handling
    • Sturdy Feel
    • Comfortable Ride

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Commuting
    • Light Trail Riding
    • Excercise
    • Road Biking

    Comments:

    Mine was stolen (draw back to having the Trek name), but I will buy another one as soon as I can! Great bike for everyday riding. Perfect for commuting and light trail riding. Best value hands down.

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    Pros

    • Best Bike For Money
    • Stylish
    • Lightweight
    • Durable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    Comments:

    I named my Trek bike. Mine was stolen, now I must have another. Great to travel and stay in shape — sturdy and dependable!

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    Pros

    • Durable
    • Easy To Ride

    Cons

    • Sometimes Heavy

    Best Uses

    • Mountain Biking
    • Road Biking

    Comments:

    If I needed a new Bike I would buy this one again and I would recommend it to anyone

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    Pros

    • Nice looking
    • Fun To Ride
    • Comfortable
    • Brakes Work Well
    • Dependable
    • Quality Components
    • Affordable
    • Shifts Easily

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Mountain Biking
    • Commuting
    • General Purpose
    • Trail Biking
    • Road Biking

    Comments:

    I bought this bicycle three and a half years ago. I wanted a good quality bike with nice features and curb appeal. I’ve never spent a lot of money on a bicycle before, so I was nervous that I was making a bad purchase. I ride this bike quite frequently and it has NEVER given me one bit of grief. Tires, brakes, bearings, handlebars, cables…everything is still funtioning great just like the day I rode away from the shop. Even thought the 820 is an entery level bike, it sure met and far exceeded my expectations. Marketed as a entry level bike but has upper intermediate qualifications. You won’t be sorry. I promise.It really is THAT good!! (My brother keeps asking me to sell it to him but I keep saying no.)

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    Pros

    • Rugged
    • inexpensive

    Cons

    • Components
    • Heavy Bulky

    Best Uses

    • Gravel And Commuting
    • Gravelcommuting

    Comments:

    It is what it is, an entry-level mountain bike. It’s rugged and the frame will last forever. The forks are a little bouncy, it’s a bit on the heavy side, and it’s not ideal for commuting, but for the money, good luck getting a bike that can handle what it handles. Ultimately, it’s good value for the money. You want better components and a smoother ride, then you’re going to need to pay more money to maintain the rugged construction and durability of the bike. If you want to go down gnarly singletrack or get big air, you need to be looking at a price point substantially higher

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    Pros

    • Trail And Off Road Tough
    • Durable

    Cons

    • Derailer In Poor Area

    Best Uses

    • Running
    • Road Biking
    • Commuting
    • Wet Weather
    • Cold Weather
    • Casual Wear
    • Mountain Biking

    Comments:

    never bent a rim or got stranded. Never blew a gear. It will get you around. Highly Dependable, even in the snow. It makes the miles. I traveled 64 miles per day. I have owned the 820 since September of 2012. The Bike Zone is Awesome. I would never get another bike.

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    Pros

    • Versatile
    • Durable

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Mountain Biking
    • Road Biking

    Comments:

    I have had this bike a few months now. It has been a great bike. Its a smooth riding bike and easy to ride. I have not been on a bike in 15 years and this bike has been a great step to get me back in the saddle. I do not like the seat, but I suspect that has less to do with the bike and more to do with me not being on a bike for so long. I have been on some trails but mostly ride it around town. It rides well on the road. Very happy with this bike

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    Pros

    • Lightweight
    • Versatile

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Road Biking
    • Commuting/City
    • Mountain Biking

    Comments:

    I use this bike for local paths and trails and it has performed flawlessly. Very simple construction without a lot of bells and whistles that cost more money. Smooth shifting, smooth ride and a great upright feel when riding. Go to a bike shop and get fitted and it will be an extremely enjoyable experience.

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