Trek FX+ 2 review

The FX+ 2 suits buyers who would rather buy from a large, established bike brand. Trek lists a 500W motor with 60Nm of torque, a 520Wh battery and up to 50 miles of range, configured as a Class 2 e-bike, while the FX+ 2S at the same price is set up for Class 2 and 3 riding. Both come in standard and Midstep frames. Trek states the bike is certified to UL 2849 by ACT Labs, ships mostly assembled with the tools needed, and is backed by a lifetime frame warranty for the original owner. With more than 3,000 Trek retailers in the US, help with setup and repairs is close by for most riders. The value case is weaker: at $2,299.99 when we checked, it costs more than the Velotric, Aventon and Rad while offering less range and torque, and the product page we checked does not list the bike's weight. The FX+ 1 is $1,999.99 if you want the same platform for less.

Who it is for

Buyers who want a well-known brand with a large retailer network for service, at a mid-range price.

Price

$2,299.99 at the Trek US store when checked.

FX+ 2 $2,299.99 Color / Bronze Age
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.

Key features

• 500W motor with 60Nm of torque
• 520Wh battery with up to 50 miles of range
• Class 2 setup, with Class 2/3 on the FX+ 2S
• Certified to UL 2849 by ACT Labs
• Arrives mostly assembled, with 3,000+ Trek retailers for service

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Lifetime frame warranty for the original owner
• Strength: Large dealer network for help and repairs
• Strength: Midstep frame option at the same price
• Weakness: Range tops out at 50 miles, below the cheaper Velotric and Aventon
• Weakness: Weight is not listed on the product page
• Weakness: Costs $500 more than the Rad with less torque

Key facts

• Price: $2,299.99
• Range: Up to 50 miles
• Battery: 520Wh
• Motor: 500W, 60Nm
• Class: Class 2

Where it ranks

Trek FX+ 2 is No. 9 in our Best Electric Bikes verdict.