Trek Fuel EX 7 at A Bike Park

Taking my 2018 Trek fuel ex 7 to a bike park to hit a black diamond and hit a few jumps.

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[PNWdude]

I have this bike. I had a complete overhaul done to it a year ago, and it's still holding up just fine... Best bike I've ever owned!❤🚴‍♂️

[KeywordManagement]

Just bought a 2021 and it's by far the funnest bike i've ever owned. You nailed reason I bought it. You can almost do any type of riding and have fun doing it. Thanks for sharing.

[LowCountryMTB]

I had that bike and loved it. This will be an interesting video to see how it holds on this trail. It’s a tough bike.

[barkingmadman]

You totally made a believer out of me... yes you can take a trail bike to a downhill park. Dude, you were attacking! Don't apologize for skipping 2 jumps. Part of skill is knowing what you can and cannot do (yet).

[renedomine]

I'm thinking of upgrading my hardtail to the ex 7. From all reviews I've read I think it's the best value for money you can get.
Can I ask why you upgraded the forks & rear shocks?

[lucianaspurlock]

What type of cameras did you use for the footage? It looks really good

[yourfatson]

If you want to learn whips practice by just lifting your back wheel off and pivoting while on the ground it will be easy as long as you can bunny hop that’s how I learned

[gtxtx]

people give Trek a lot of crap but they are make more than capable bikes, i've got the 2017 fuel ex 7 and that thing take a dam beating, certainly a great starting bike if you're looking at getting a dually, next on my list is a 2020 Trek Remedy 7

[happodojo]

I have the same bike! It's definitely capable of handling anything I've thrown at it - even at Mountain Creek downhill park. What fork, shock and handlebar did you upgrade to?

Great videos!

[LeecMTB]

Good riding mate, do you put the mino link in its low position when riding bike parks ? If so what difference do you notice, I tried lower setting when I had the original Reba in but kept getting pedal strikes, I now use a 140 pike so interested if it makes a difference to this aspect ?

[edge]

it looks like it takes the rocky terrain like a fucking beast am i correct? how does your leg and lower back take the impact from that terrain on your bike>?