Overview /
Lush gives you the confident control and comfort that comes from dedicated women's mountain bike geometry and revolutionary suspension. This is how the trail should feel.
You love nature, adventure, hitting the trails with friends, seeking new challenges. So does Lush. It's a perfect match.
Highlights /
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Women's MTB geometry
Light, strong Alpha Aluminium frame boasts best-in-class standover and a great range of sizes. It's sleek, strong, and just plain gorgeous.
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Smooth, controlled braking
Our patented ABP (Active Braking Pivot) keeps your suspension from stiffening up when you're on the brakes, giving you confident, steady control.
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Balance and control
A low centre of gravity and optimal weight distribution give you better balance and control, even on the trickiest trails and toughest climbs.
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WSD platform
Trek Women's Specific Design bikes are engineered from the ground up for your best fit and finest ride.
The Lush has super-smooth handling, easy braking (important for smaller hands) and a very natural feel made for confident riding.
Mary Oswald
Demo rider, 9/6/11
What people are saying /
Weight distribution feels perfectly centered both uphill and (especially) downhill, where you can let the bike fly with no fear of the front wheel washing out or dropping into holes. The Lush's geometry is one of few that give women the same aggressive trail position that the boys enjoy. It's designed to go fast and fit right…Special to the Lush is a smaller rear shock and higher leverage ratio than on the men's bikes. This allows lighter riders to use more air pressure for optimal performance.
Selene Yeager
Bicycling’s Fit Chick
Not only is the Trek Lush Carbon a sexy looking bike, it rides just as awesome! I felt comfortable right off the bat riding as aggressive as on my own bike. It handled well on tight turns and the framework and handling felt sturdy on corners. The trail I rode it on had quite a few transitions from descending to immediate steep climbs, and the Lush made it easy to perform these without having to adjust my gears.
Jill Tucker
Demo rider
