Valley Cycling & Fitness

From scorched sand dunes to winter white outs, and everything in between, Trek’s Farley takes you to places few bikes dare to go. Let’s not pigeonhole this big boy, either, it’s just as fast and fun when the sun is out on your local trails. Thanks to a tapered head tube, Closed Covert rear through axle and a dialed geometry, Farley is a sharp handling, steam-rolling monster truck of a bike. Trek was thinking versatility, so you’ve got front/rear rack compatibility, fender mounts, and internal cable and dropper post routing for when the terrain gets really hairy. A SRAM 2×10 drivetrain powers the 3.8-inch tires and a host of Bontrager components rounds out the spec. All-season adventure begins with Farley.

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    Specification Description Frame Trek Alpha Platinum Series aluminum w/E2 Fork Trek Alpha Platinum Series aluminum Rims/Wheels Surly Holy Rolling Darryl Hubs Salsa:135mm Front; 170mm Rear Tires Surly Knard, 26 x 3.8 Crankset Race Face Ride w/Turbine ring Chainrings 36/22 Front Derailleur SRAM X0 Rear Derailleur SRAM X9 Rear Cogs Shimano, 10-speed: 11-36 Shifters SRAM X7 Handlebars Bontrager Race Lite Stem Bontrager Race Lite Brake Levers Avid Brakes Avid DB3 disc Saddle Bontrager Evoke 2 Seatpost Bontrager Rhythm Elite

    * Subject to change without notice.

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    Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number 14.5-inch 00768682449189 10650001414 15.5-inch 00768682449202 10650002414 17.5-inch 00768682449226 10650003414 19.5-inch 00768682449240 10650004414 21.5-inch 00768682449264 10650005414

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    REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

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    Pros

    • Lightweight
    • Versatile

    Best Uses

    • Extreme sports
    • Mountain biking
    • Tight stuff

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    Pros

    • Lightweight
    • Versatile

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Tight Stuff
    • Extreme Sports
    • Mountain Biking

    Comments:

    I purchased a 2014 Trek Farley after extensive research including riding various other brands. I was initially concerned with standover height since I have a 28in. inseam and stand 5’6″ tall. The small turned out to be the best suited for me. Because of its lightness (31 lbs.) It seems more nimble than some of the others, and climbs much easier. If I had to do it over, I would pick the exact same bike.

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