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Trek Domane+ SLR 9 eTap Review – $13k

Trek Domane+ SLR 9 eTap Review - k

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Trek Domane+ SLR 9 eTap Review - k

The Trek Domane+ SLR 9 eTap is an ultra light weight 28.5lb electric road bike with endurance comfort geometry and iso speed vibration dampening seat post interface. The first ebike to feature Trek’s OCLV carbon fiber. Available in five colors and seven frame sizes. This particular build uses top of the line SRAM components with a 1×12 drivetrain, flared drop bar, and 40c wide gravel tires. Alternative builds offer narrower road tires and a 2×12 Shimano drivetrain. SRAM Red electronic shifting and 160mm hydraulic disc brakes. Hidden fender mounts add utility, integrated top top tube display panel works well and is easy to read, optional smartphone app provides motor tuning settings, optional range extending 160wh bottle shaped battery pack provides 40% more range and off-bike charging. Excellent control pad button placement on left and right hood. Includes 4 amp fast charger despite having a lower capacity 360wh battery. Main battery not removable for charging and storage. Seat post is a proprietary shape so upgrade options are limited.

0:00 Intro, total weight, TQ motor, Class 3 in USA, pricing
0:57 SRAM RED 12-speed drivetrain, electronic shifting
1:33 Seven frame sizes, five color choices, OCLV 800 carbon
2:16 Excellent weight distribution, IsoSpeed comfort seat post
2:54 Hidden fender mounts, mounts for bottles or range extender
3:30 Internal cable routing at stem, 31.8mm handlebar bore
4:01 Short nose saddle, Madone name origins, battery details
4:19 Battery charger rating and plug design, no kickstand
5:15 Electronic derailleur powered by the main ebike battery
5:27 Non-removable battery consideration, charging care tips
6:59 SRAM RED 160mm hydraulic disc brakes, 6mm magnetic tool
7:38 Tapered head tube, hub spacing, sturdy 12mm thru-axles
7:56 Tire closeup with details, front derailleur mount
8:34 TQ motor closup with range, torque, and power stats
9:38 Drivetrain overview: 42T NW chainring, 10-44T cassette
9:59 Drivetrain operation with high cadence pedaling test
11:30 Display panel overview, assist level buttons, operation
13:38 Ride test begins with handheld camera, braking, no hands
16:22 Body cam shots riding faster, listening for noise
20:33 Conclusion with site resources: compare, shops, forums

Full review with specs and comparison tool: https://electricbikereview.com/trek/2023-domane-plus-slr-9-etap/

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