Trek Checkpoint+ SL6 AXS Electric Gravel Bike - Fjord Blue and Cobalt Blue

Range varies significantly based on terrain, rider weight, assist level, and rider input. However, the 360Wh battery is designed for long gravel rides, with an optional 160Wh range extender available for even greater distances.

Charging time depends on the charger and battery state, but typically, the integrated 360Wh battery can be charged to full capacity in approximately 3-4 hours.

Yes, the bike and its electrical components are designed to be weather-resistant for riding in various conditions. However, avoid deep submersion or high-pressure washing directly on the motor and battery.

The Trek Checkpoint+ SL 6 AXS has clearance for tires up to 50mm wide, providing excellent versatility and comfort on diverse gravel surfaces.

The TQ HPR60 motor is designed for a natural and quiet feel. The assistance is intended to complement your pedaling rather than overpower it, making the ride feel smoother and more efficient.

Clean the motor and battery area with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid direct high-pressure water spray. Regularly check connections and refer to the TQ system manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.

Trek typically offers a warranty on their frames and components, including electric systems. Please refer to the official Trek warranty documentation or contact a Trek dealer for specific details regarding the TQ system and battery warranty.

Ensure the battery is charged and properly connected. Check that the system is turned on and in an assist mode. Verify all system connections are secure and consult the TQ system manual for error codes.

Check battery levels for the SRAM AXS components. Re-pair the derailleurs and shifters following SRAM's instructions. Ensure the derailleur hanger is straight and that there are no obstructions in the drivetrain.

Confirm the battery is fully charged. Check for excessive drag from tires or drivetrain. Ensure you are not using a higher assist level than necessary for the terrain. For longer rides, ensure the range extender is properly connected and functional.

Clean the motor area and check for any debris. If the noise persists, it may indicate a motor issue; contact a Trek dealer or qualified service center.