What is different about the frame compared to previous versions?
This is a brand-new ebike model for Trek and our first TQ equipped eCity model.
Frame questions
This is a brand-new ebike model for Trek and our first TQ equipped eCity model.
18 kg in a size medium bike.
Yes, the frame can accommodate electronic shifting group sets. Please visit your local Trek retailer for specific components needed based on the group set.
E-system Questions
This model uses the TQ system with the HPR50 Mid-Drive motor
Yes! All Trek and Electra ebikes are compliant with the UL 2,849 standard and additionally all our ebike batteries are compliant to the UL 2,771 standard.
Learn more about our complianceTQ offers a smooth, quiet, natural-feeling pedal assist, has 50 Nm torque to climb up hills and comes as a lightweight package.
Yes! You can connect your FX+ 7 with the Trek Central app for customising ride modes, seeing your range, battery health and more.
Check out Trek CentralYes, the TQ HPR Range Extender Battery is compatible. It offers an additional 250 Wh of battery power to increase range.
While the TQ power meter is accurate enough for the TQ system to provide smooth, natural assist, it is not accurate enough to provide athletic training data. For training purposes, we recommend a pedal-based power meter system.
Battery Questions
The TQ battery charges in 2 hours with the supplied TQ charger.
The battery is removable by an authorised Trek dealer. Do not try and remove the battery at home.
No, the FX+ 7 frame was designed to fit the 360 Wh battery from TQ. Larger capacity batteries typically have larger dimensions that will not fit in the frame. Additionally, the system is programmed to only work with the 360 WH TQ battery we’ve selected. Do not swap or use non-approved batteries on your Trek ebike to maintain safety and compliance.
We offer the TQ Range Extender that fits into a water bottle cage and adds an additional 160 Wh of battery life (160 Wh Range Extender + 360 Wh Internal battery) and increases your range.
Shop Range ExtenderComponent Questions
Yes, if your phone is compatible with wireless charging and you have a Quad Lock case on your phone.
No, the handlebar on this model is part of an integrated system with the stem and headlight. We do not recommend replacing it.
No, this rack is designed to fit with the frame and mudguards for a seamless look. Additionally, it houses the rear light and has channelling for the light wire.
Yes! FX+7 has mounts for a ring lock on the rear seat-stays. Here are compatible models of locks and if they mount above or below the seatstay:
Step Over Frame Style:
S - 4650S (Above), 4650SL (Above)
M - 4650S (Below), 4650SL (Below)
L - 4650S (Below), 4650SL (Below), 4750SL (Below)
XL - 4650S (Below), 4650SL (Below), 4750SL (Below)
Mid-Step Frame Style:
XS - 4650S (Above), 4650SL (Above)
S - 4650S (Above), 4650SL (Above)
M - 4650S (Below), 4650SL (Below)
L - 4650S (Below), 4650SL (Below), 4750SL (Below)
XL - 4650S (Below), 4650SL (Below), 4750SL (Below)
Yes! The frame is routed internally for a dropper seat post.
The FX+ 7 uses a thru-axle rear with 142 mm spacing and 12 mm diameter. If the trailer has the proper rear axle attachment, it should work. Please consult with your local Trek retailer for exact fit details and information.
180 mm front, 160 mm rear.
Fits the QL3.1 clip in bags from Ortlieb and the all-new panier/side bag from Trek, available soon.
This is a hookless mount for side bags so the bags can easily be removed and are comfortable for carrying.
No, you cannot convert a rail mount to QL3.1.
Yes, the FX+7 includes the studs for MIK side mounting
The MIK SIDE washers and fasteners can be removed to fit some standard-rail pannier side bags. For mounting on the ovalised rails, you may need rubber shims to prevent rattling or rubbing. Also check that the lower hook/strap can fit onto the rack lower rail to keep the bag from swinging into the wheel.
Model Comparison Questions
FX+ 2 is also a lightweight commuter e-bike model that utilises our Hyena Hub-drive system. While both are lightweight, the FX+ 7 has a larger battery (360 Wh vs 250 Wh), more torque (40 Nm vs 50 Nm), and more integration of lights, mudguards and a Quad Lock charging mount. If you are looking for a lightweight ebike without the additional range, integration and power of FX+ 7 – the FX+ 2 might work for you.
These models utilise a Bosch a Bosch mid-drive system instead of the TQ system on the FX+ 7. Typically, the Allant+ models will have higher battery capacity and torque specs than the FX+ 7 but the tradeoff will be weight. Allant+ models are usually 4.5 to 5.44 kg heavier than the FX+ 7. If light weight is a priority for your commute, the FX+ 7 is ideal. If you need more range without and extender or more power, you might want to explore the Allant+ family.