
Trek Supercaliber SLR 9.8 XT Di2 Gen 2
- You get a featherweight ride decked out with speed saving upgrades, like Shimano's new, robust, yet lightweight XT Di2 wireless drivetrain, carbon wheels, and a Fox Factory 34 SL step-cast fork
- You get a 110mm fork and 80mm of IsoStrut rear suspension that partners with slacker, capable geometry for handling the roots and rocks of modern XC courses
- You don't have to compromise stiffness for weight savings thanks to the SLR OCLV Mountain Carbon frame that's intensely light, stiff, and responsive
- IsoStrut gives you tunable, damped suspension without missing out on efficiency for hammering up climbs at top speed
- Pivotless seat stays save on weight and actively bend to help soak up trail chatter
Nothing else like it
Supercaliber’s unique frame design ditches traditional suspension hardware so there’s less weight, less maintenance, and less lateral flex. IsoStrut connects the mainframe to the pivot-less seat stays to offer about 80mm of rear wheel travel. This design offers a unique blend of efficiency, traction, and fatigue-fighting compliance that keeps racers fresh and in control.

IsoStrut
IsoStrut integrated suspension gives you just enough travel to stay in control. It's fully tuneable like a standard rear shock, but without the weight penalty of a full suspension bike.

SLR OCLV Mountain Carbon
Supercaliber SLR is the World Cup lightweight frame. It drops grams by using a higher modulous carbon fiber layup that allows us to use less material, plus we skip internal guide tubes for cable routing, minimizing material and maximizing weight savings.

Shimano XT Di2
Looking for the latest in speed-enhancing technology? XT Di2 gives you light weight, lightning-fast shifts, and die-hard reliability. Plus, it's wireless and offers endless customization for the way you ride.

You almost forgot your pedals
This bike doesn’t come with pedals because you'll have a better ride if you choose your own. See the pedal guide to find the best pedals for your riding style. Want pedals built for the race? We recommend clipless MTB pedals for control & efficiency.

