Trek Powerfly 5 - review & riding

Some preliminary observations and thoughts after riding the Trek Powerfly 5 at Rold Skov mtb track up in north Denmark. Thanks to Fribikeshop-Aalestrup for the opportunity to test it out! :)

[@alexandersokolov4992]

nice review, but them kittens stole the show, mate!

[@drgnrydr11496]

Very great for the price

[@yogeshshrama9739]

Great item! Would highly recommend!

[@bobmarley6161]

Bike looks fantastic I am interested in a trek e bike... Can I ask are the gears easy to change... Never owned a mountain bike... Best regards and stay safe

[@chris_mtb4801]

Cheers! The gears are super easy to change once you get a hang of it. You should just remember to try to shift when spinning with a higher cadence but low power, preferably before you reach an uphill or hard pedal section. You will get better at it once you practice and it definitely is a blast to ride 🙂🤘

[@bobmarley6161]

@@chris_mtb4801 thank you kindly much appreciated I was looking at the specialised levo but I prefer the trek as it uses a bosch motor... Best regards and stay safe....

[@LoboLouie2]

What size is the bike and how tall are you?

[@chris_mtb4801]

The bike is size L and I'm 187 cm :)

[@Andriuha49378]

@@chris_mtb4801 How as the fit for you? Im 186 and now deciding between L and XL. Would love to get your opinion! Also, perhaps you know what is your inseam measurement? Thanks!

[@stephen5665]

Sweet bike!

[@Razgaz.]

"not sure what brand that is" "not sure what model that is" how can i trust anything you say?

[@chris_mtb4801]

You don't need to. It's only my ad hoc perspective on the video. Best bet is to go for a test ride yourself.

[@paul.Haerkens]

great video! (bought the same bike yesterday)

[@chris_mtb4801]

Awesome, enjoy!