Trek Powerfly FS+ 6 Gen 4 Electric Mountain Bike - Black

The Bosch Performance Line CX motor provides assistance up to 20 mph (32 km/h) in the US. In EU and APAC regions, the maximum assist speed is 25 km/h.

The battery can be charged while on the bike or removed for charging off the bike using the provided Bosch charger. Ensure the charger is connected correctly to the battery and a power source.

Battery range varies significantly based on factors like terrain, rider weight, assist level, and pedaling effort. However, the 800 Wh battery is designed to provide substantial range for long rides.

Yes, the bike is designed to be ridden in various weather conditions. However, always clean and dry the bike thoroughly after riding in wet conditions, paying special attention to the drivetrain and electrical components.

Sizes available are S, M, L, XL. Rider height recommendations are: S (155-165 cm), M (165-176 cm), L (177-188 cm), XL (188-195 cm).

Yes, the Bontrager Gunnison Pro XR tires and Bontrager Line TLR 30 rims are Tubeless Ready. Tubeless setup requires sealant and compatible valves.

Regular cleaning of fork stanchions and shock body is recommended. Following the manufacturer's (Fox) service schedule for lower leg services and damper services is crucial for optimal performance and longevity.

Ensure the battery is fully charged and correctly inserted. Check that the display unit and battery are securely connected. Refer to the Bosch system manual for detailed troubleshooting steps.

Check battery charge level. Ensure no error codes are displayed on the controller. Verify all connections between battery, motor, and display are secure. Overheating can also cause temporary shutoffs; allow the system to cool.

Inspect the derailleur hanger for bends. Check cable tension and adjust the rear derailleur as needed. Clean and lubricate the chain and cassette. Ensure the chain is not worn.

The hydraulic brake system may need bleeding. Check brake pad wear and rotor condition. Ensure brake levers are properly adjusted. Consult a qualified bike mechanic if issues persist.

Check suspension pressure (air forks/shocks) and adjust to rider weight. Ensure rebound and compression settings are appropriate for the terrain. Inspect for any leaks or damage to the suspension components.