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Trek releases its first hardtail 27.5+ trail bike: The Roscoe

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• by Matt Stenson

It’s hard to believe that Trek hasn’t had a 27.5+ hardtail in its lineup up until this point. Trek has filled that void up until now with its 29+ Stache models. However 29+ and 27.5+ are different animals and now Trek has decided to enter the crowded market of 27.5+ trail hardtails with the Roscoe.

Honestly the higher end Roscoe looks to be a pretty compelling option though. There are two models, the Roscoe 7 and Roscoe 8, offered in both mens and women’s models. The Roscoe 7 comes in at just over grand retailing for $1099.99.  For this price it is under specced though.  You get a Deore M600, 10 speed drive train, Tektro M285 brakes and a RockShocks Judy Coil fork. Not exactly anything to write home about. At least they did fit it with Schawlbe Rocket Ron 2.8 tires which I found to be quite nice .

Stepping up to the Roscoe 8 however, you get a RockShox Judy Silver TK air sprung fork, SRAM NX 11-speed drivetrain, Shimano M315 brakes and an internally routed dropper seat post! You get all of this for a MRSP of $ 1,259.99. The geometry is slightly steeper and less aggressive than many of the bikes I would compare this bike against. The head tube angle at 68.3° is slightly less slack. The chainstay length of 438mm is a bit longer.

The Roscoe does feature rack mounts with make this a bit more viable as an adventure / trail bike. It has boost spacing all around, however, oddly it features a QR rear axle as opposed to a through axle which would yield a stiffer rear end.

All in in all, if you are looking for a 27.5+ trail hardtail. The Roscoe 8 deserves a look.

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Matt Stenson

I'm a mountain biker currently residing in Montrose, Colorado. I love riding bikes with my family and friends, race casually and am plain crazy about bikes.

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8 thoughts on “ trek releases its first hardtail 27.5+ trail bike: the roscoe ”.

Thanks for the review!

What other bikes would you compare this to? (Looking for a trail hardtail in the 1000-1300 range)

A few bikes you could look at would be the Marin Pine Mountain, Specialized Fuse and the Salsa Timberjack. I am currently riding a Raleigh Tokul 3 which is another great option, though they are becoming a bit hard to find.

I have never had a mountain bike. There are no real trails close to my house but I could run a lot of field roads, pretty rough gravel roads and some pavement to get to nearby towns. not many hills. I might occasionally trail ride but i will have to commute someplace with the bike to do it. i am looking at a used Trek superfly elite 100 al full suspension vs. a trek roscoe 17.5+ as a novice i really don’t know what to compare. The roscoe has newer technology wider hub spacing and axle….the superfly more features but Trek not longer makes a bike with those wheel and hub specs. what would you recommend and why?

Why do I not see this type of bike at races? I just started getting into racing and have noticed that most riders have 29er fs bikes. Thanks!

I think there are a few reasons for this. It sounds like you are going to xc races. The absolute fastest bike on an xc course is most likely going to be a short travel 29er. The 29er wheel size allows for the lightest, most efficient wheels. In addition 29er cross country bikes have been around a lot longer than 27.5 plus bikes. Thus you see more of them at races. All this being said, I raced a 27.5+ bike last year and had good success. And this year, at the local races I’ve attended, I’ve noticed more plus bikes showing up.

Thanks. I was looking at a Roscoe 8 and the vender kept calling it “fun”. I took that as “not fast”. Maybe he wanted to sell me something more expensive. So basically those plus size tires are heavier and are not as snappy or responsive as the narrower ones, right? I wish they’d let me ride a Roscoe for 6 or 8 miles of trail so I can really decide if I like it.

find your local trek dealer, they often setup a ride day early june or at least they do here and im in the middle of nowhere ( saint john new Brunswick Canada) so id assume you could manage to find a demo day near you, they might not allow you to take it to any trail you like but for my town they have it setup by a short local xc trail to allow perspective buyers to try it and to figure out sizing , hope this helps even though im a year late lolol , cheers !

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Lower, slacker, and rowdier—this plus-size trail bike is the most capable Fuel EX we’ve tried

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Last year, when Trek entered the mid-fat mountain bike market with a remake of its successful Stache , it decided that 29+ was the optimal size for the hardtail. Now, the company has launched a new series of the popular full-suspension Fuel EX trail bike, which already comes in 27.5 and 29, in a 27.5+ version. It’s the Waterloo, Wisconsin, manufacturer’s entrée to the genre, and judging by our first month riding the bike, the company has done its design due diligence.

First, I really like the 2016 Fuel EX 29 . It feels like one of the best balanced, most all-around-capable trail bikes I rode this year. For those who want one bike that’s capable enough for pretty much any terrain but still light enough to race, there are few better options. It’s also worth noting that Trek, just a week ago, announced a revised version of the Fuel EX 29 and 27.5 that makes both bikes slacker and adds travel—130 millimeters and 150 millimeters respectively. That’s in keeping with industry trends, and though I hate to see a good bike change, I have to imagine that the new models will likely be just as fleet and even more proficient.

Following suit with the changes to the rest of the line, the new Fuel EX 27.5+ feels very different from the 29er model I’ve been riding, beyond just the extra tire girth. It has more travel, with 130 millimeters of rear travel and 140 millimeters up front, and is lower slung, thanks to a slightly taller head angle and a bottom bracket that’s a full centimeter lower than before. It has the same Mino-Link chip in the suspension as before that allows angle adjustments to the bike, from a comfy 67.2 degrees in high to a downright slack 66.6 degrees in low. The rear end has been tightened up, too, with even shorter chain stays.

Tech talk aside, the bike basically feels more upright, more stable at speed, and overall more capable on rocky and technical riding. It has a centered, grounded feel, like you’re sitting inside the frame rather than on top of it, which makes for serious confidence at high speed. The bigger tires, 2.8-inch Bontrager Chucupabras, make the bike even more assertive as all that rubber grips like sticky tape when you lean the bike hard.

The downside of all that stability is that climbing performance has dropped incrementally. Though it still pedals fine, thanks to the dialed Fox Float EVOL shock, the lower BB had me knocking the pedals in rocky or rooted terrain. And of course the bigger tires mean more rotating weight, so you don’t have the same sprightly feeling in the steeps. The good news is that the frame will accommodate 29er wheels (with up to 2.4-inch tires), so you could theoretically own two sets of hoops for ultimate versatility. If I took that approach, I’d be tempted to go light and fast on the 29ers and then find bigger rubber for the 27.5+ (for instance the excellent Maxxis Rekon+ ), because while the Chucupabras are great tires, they aren’t as capable as the bike and tend to wander and skitter in rocks and chunder.

On paper, the Fuel EX 27.5+ bears a striking resemblance to this year’s Gear of the Year-winning Specialized Stumpjumper 6Fatti e , but they are actually very different bikes. The Specialized is more of an all-around trail machine that takes its cues from the shorter travel Camber, while the Trek feels robust and rowdy, as if it’s inspired by longer-travel enduro machines. Both would make excellent daily drivers, but the Fuel EX would be our recommendation for riders who live in rockier, techier places or those who prefer to push more on descents.

The full-suspension Trek Fuel EX 27.5 Plus won’t replace any existing models but simply complement them for riders in search of greater versatility. It’s available in three models, including the EX 5 ($2,400) and EX 8 ($3,300), both aluminum, as well as the carbon EX 9.8 ($5,300) that we’ve been testing.

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