Trek
Save money and spread the cost on Trek bikes
19.05.2026
Trek’s hybrids are its most popular bike type, which indicates that they’re doing something right with their design.
Trek is unusual among American bike brands in offering not just spartan sports hybrids but fully equipped city bikes that would look at home on the streets of Amsterdam or Berlin. It’s a welcome addition.
The company was set up 1976 to offer a domestic alternative to the then dominant high-performance European bikes. Founders Dick Burke and Bevil Hogg had closed their Stella Bicycle Shop chain the year before. They hadn’t had a standout brand. So they decided to start their own.
In the first year, Trek produced 904 steel touring frames in a barn in Wisconsin, close to today’s headquarters. Since then Trek has become a huge bicycle business. It’s well known for its mainstream road and mountain bikes. Yet it has a history of innovation that rubbishes the bike-snob claim that big brands are somehow ‘boring’. In 1992, Trek’s 5500 road bike was the world’s lightest production carbon fibre frame (1.11kg). Women-Specific Design bikes were launched in 2000. Trek backed 29er wheels for mountain bikes long before they became standard. In recent years, the brand has got behind transport cycling and, as you’ll see below, produced some nice ones.
FX
Bike type: Hyrbrid
FX are fast, fun, comfortable and agile enough for a multitude of uses. They’re perfect for crushing your morning workout, enjoying your daily commute or cruising to the farmer’s market.
Every FX is designed to be the ultimate, multi-talented ride. The line-up ranges from recreation and general fitness models made from a lightwight aluminium frame to top-of-the-line, performance fitness models (FX Sport) that are made from superlight weight carbon fiber. Trek also offer FX models with a step-over or stepthrough designs that make it easier to hop on and off. One thing’s for sure: whatever your ride needs or overall goals, there’s an FX for you.
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Lower rate taxpayer |
Higher rate taxpayer |
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RRP |
From £550 |
From £550 |
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CycleScheme price (inc. ‘Own it later’ fee) |
£434.50 |
£357.50 |
Marlin Gen 3
Bike type: City & trail
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Lower rate taxpayer |
Higher rate taxpayer |
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RRP |
From £525 |
From £525 |
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Cyclescheme price (inc. ‘Own it later’ fee) |
£414.75 |
£341.25 |
Marlin+
Bike type: eCity & eMTB
The Marlin+ is ultimate do-anything electric mountain bike that's ready to power up your trail rides without breaking the bank. It's equipped with the same fun and confident geometry as the non-electric Marlin, with the added boost of Bosch's Active Line Plus drive system capable of assisting you to speeds of 15.5 mph with an internal battery Bosch, compact PowerTube 400Wh battery with a range up to 45 miles per charge. A suspension fork soaks up rocks, roots and pot holes on your ride.
Want to keep riding? with an optional 250Wh bottle battery that increases range by 60%.
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Lower rate taxpayer |
Higher rate taxpayer |
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RRP |
From £2,100 |
From £2,100 |
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Cyclescheme price (inc. ‘Own it later’ fee) |
£1,659 |
£1,365 |
Domane AL 2 - Gen 4
Bike type: Road
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Higher rate taxpayer |
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RRP |
£950 |
£950 |
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Cyclescheme price (inc. ‘Own it later’ fee) |
£750.50 |
£617.50 |
Domane+ AL 5
Bike type: eRoad
The Domane+ AL is a lightweight aluminium e-road bike that delivers an authentic road bike feel with the benefit of an electric boost thats discreet. The intuitive and natural-feeling HyDrive pedal assist system lets you keep pace with friends, crush hilly terrain or push yourself harder on training rides. The HyDrive hub motor that assists up to 15.5 mph with a internal 250 Wh battery for a range of up to 40 miles per charge when ridden in eco mode.
Double your range with a 250 Wh plug-and-play Range Extender battery that sits in your bottle cage (Optional accessory).
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Lower rate taxpayer |
Higher rate taxpayer |
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RRP |
£4,000 |
£4,000 |
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Cyclescheme price (inc. ‘Own it later’ fee) |
£3,160 |
£2,600 |
Fetch+ 2
Bike type: eCargo
Life’s cooler when you cargo. The Fetch+ 2 is a longtail electric cargo bike with front and rear panniers and customisable seating options to best fit your family. Pedal assist up to 15.5mph with a powerful Bosch Cargo Drive unit with a range up to 65 miles on a single charge. Total weight capacity up to 200kg. Carry up to two kids and cargo, designed to grow with your family. Comes equipt with a sturdy kickstand and intergated lights. (Accessories shown are sold seperately - Panniers & Family Pack kit)
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Lower rate taxpayer |
Higher rate taxpayer |
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RRP |
From £3,750 |
From £3,750 |
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Cyclescheme price (inc. ‘Own it later’ fee) |
£2,962.50 |
£2,437.50 |
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