Hybrid bikes fill many functions. They’re great for fitness, commuting, adventuring, recreation, and more. Plus, each bike is designed for a comfortable and fun riding experience.
Every Trek hybrid bike is versatile and can be ridden on a variety of surfaces, but each model has specific strengths. Some are especially fast on pavement and others are especially comfortable on dirt paths and trails. Several Trek hybrid bikes have electric bike counterparts, which are designated by a “+” symbol after the model name. These e-bikes give you the same comfort and performance, with an extra boost of a power from a Bosch pedal-assist system.
To narrow your search when you’re choosing a hybrid bike, you should consider how and where you want to ride.
What types of hybrid bikes are there?
If you’re all about comfort...
A hybrid bike with a more upright geometry is just your speed. These recreational hybrid bikes have wider tires for extra comfort, and some are even equipped with lush features like a suspension seatpost and saddles with extra cushioning. Relaxed in geometry, comfort bikes put you in a position to see the world around you. Electric and non-electric comfort hybrid bike models are availalbe.
If you want a faster ride...
Features like a rigid fork and surface appropriate tires will give you a quicker, lighter ride on or off pavement. They’re fast, fun, and easy to accessorize to fit your needs. You can also install a rack and fenders. Electric and non-electric active hybrid bike models are available.
If you want to get from A to B...
Built for the best part of the day — when you and your bike are together, looking great. Urban and commuter bikes are designed for life in the city. They’re equipped with flat handlebars for more control, wider tires to soak up the bumps, and powerful disc brakes to stop on a dime. They’re the perfect companion for every urban adventure. Electric urban and commuter hybrid bike models are available.