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Two years of All In

An update on our commitment to a better future

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The boom, the shortage, and the very bright future of bikes

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Trek named to TIME100 Most Influential Companies in 2022

All the way in the deep end

A student turned service advisor and his rise through the All In Development Program

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William Harrison’s extraordinary UNBOUND

How a nine-to-fiver who bought a Checkpoint at his local shop won the nation’s marquee gravel event

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Riding for Pride 2022

This June, ride with Trek in support of local LGBTQIA+ communities and organizations

A rider on a gravel road and mountains in the background.

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The beginner’s guide to racing gravel

Get ready to race down the long and dusty road

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Bikepacking on a budget

Explore the great beyond without breaking the bank

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How to change a flat bike tire

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How to choose a cycling computer

Tips for picking the right one for you and however you love to ride.

Born to fly

The Diné and Gallup Comp NICA teams

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William Harrison, winner of the 2022 UNBOUND XL gravel race.

Culture

24 June, 2022
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William Harrison’s extraordinary UNBOUND

How a nine-to-fiver who bought a Checkpoint at his local shop won the nation’s marquee gravel event

14 June, 2022
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All the way in the deep end

A student turned service advisor and his rise through the All In Development Program

Forest Cutrer and Elena Chesnutt pose for a photo smiling.

14 June, 2022
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Together we ride further

These mentors are changing the world one wrench at a time

Responsibility

14 June, 2022
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Two years of All In

An update on our commitment to a better future

Responsibility

14 June, 2022
Trek

Born to fly

The Diné and Gallup Comp NICA teams

Culture

13 June, 2022
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Why we’re closed for Juneteenth

A day for reflection, education, and action

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A new standard of speed ⏩
Arriving 6.30.22.

Be the first to know at the link in our bio.

Two years later, we're still All In.

In June 2020, we published our commitment to equity and detailed the steps we'd take to fight systemic racism. Today, we're committed as ever to taking real, transparent action to build a better future.

We're still listening. We're still growing. We're still All In. Head to the link in our bio to see some of the work we've done in the past year in support of our original All In goals.

"Better Late" is the latest masterpiece from the legendary @brandonsemenuk. If incredible visuals and even better riding is your thing, you'll want to tune in.

Watch the short film now at the link in our bio.

🎥 : @revel_co @isaacwallenn
📷 : Utah - @iancollinsphotography / Other - @tobycowley

Black Watts Cycling Club (@blackwattscycling) is a New Jersey-based cycling club founded in 2020 during the height of the pandemic as a way to endure the ongoing national distress and social unrest. Through fatherhood and a drive to empower, they're reaching black communities and sharing the love and joy of cycling.

Their custom Project One Emonda features a number of thoughtfully designed and meaningful details–from the club's signature "lightning blue" on the rear chainstay to their tagline (“dig deep, keep spinning”) featured on the top tube for mid-ride inspiration.

Now, every Father's Day, they hold a group ride where people can come together to celebrate their shared love of cycling. Head to the link in our bio to learn more about Black Watts.

Much like his riding, @johanssoemil's Crankworx slopestyle-winning custom Ticket S oozes with style. He's dubbed this design "Paisley Edition 01" after his Etnies SP22 Colorway Shoes.

📷 : @petereriksson1
#TrekTicketS #crankworx

Meet James Golding (@jimmythelink), a UK Trek Ambassador and ultra-endurance racer who has overcome a tremendous amount — on and off the bike. He was given a 5% chance of survival, then fought back against cancer. Then, when his cancer returned, he fought back again. He was hit by a truck at 70mph while riding to raise £100,000 for charity. And even after all he's faced, he continues to return to the bike.

Today, he embarks on his biggest endeavor yet, @raceacrossamerica. With the coveted win in his sights, he and the other racers will ride over 3,000 miles, climbing 175k vertical feet, and crossing 12 states, from the California coast to the docks of Maryland.

Head to the link in our bio to learn more about James, and follow along over the upcoming week for updates throughout the race.