Future shocks are located above the head tube which increases stability and gives the rider more control.Įither way, both suspension systems are perfectly fine, it just depends on what feels more comfortable and you need to decide for yourself. This is a unique feature only found in Trek bikes.įuture Shock Rear is a lightweight suspension that deals with rough roads. The rear suspension keeps working allowing for more chatter and your wheels will skid less, exactly like most modern car braking systems. It’s designed in a way to pedal more efficiently, the shock mount doesn’t increase movement when your pedaling meaning more energy goes into actually paddling than it being wasted by the suspension.Īctive Braking Pivot gets rid of the problem of locking the suspension while breaking. So let’s look at what Full-Floater means. In essence, it comes down to how the bikes deal with rough terrain and bumps and reducing impact. Both claim their systems are far superior to their competitors however this remains to be seen. There’s a difference in rear suspension design, Trek developed the Full-floater and Active Braking Pivot where Specialized has the Future Shock Rear. This isn’t offered by Specialized but it doesn’t favor one brand over the other. You can select the frame, fork and other parts to have it fully customized. Trek allows you to build your own bike to your liking.
A woman can perfectly go for a ‘men’s’ mountain bike, there’s no difference honestly.
TREK BIKE COST FULL
Hardtails of both brands are quite similar but the full suspension mountain bikes have a few differences.īoth brands have women’s mountain bikes, but I won’t be going over these as it’s more of a marketing thing.
Each brand will feel different when riding their mountain bikes and it comes down to personal preference and body type which brand or bike suits you best.īike fit is the most important factor when you’re looking for a new MTB. The differences can be seen in the more expensive line-ups and geometry.
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