![]() For sure, there are bikes out there that outperform it in certain conditions, but if you want a DH rig that can handle anything you throw at it with aplomb then the Session 88 comes pretty close. The Session 88 is a very solid sled, make no mistake, it’s so versatile and comfortable in such a wide range of conditions it is hard to think of a better all round downhill bike. ![]() ![]() As is the need to let it all hang out when the going gets rough and the harsh hits are more common. Having the ability to tune the suspension for more pop and sit the head angle up a little to enable a snappier feel is important. Not all racetracks are the same the difference between Pietermaritzburg and Val Di Sole for instance is stark! Indeed on our trip we took in the crazy steeps of Pila to the more pedally trails of Livigno. The Mino link plays an important role in the adjustability of this rig, which is something Trek are very keen on. The finish that Trek has put on the frame in terms of paintwork is really impressive, and the entire bike stood up to the abuse very well. When it came to cleaning the bike up and handing it back I couldn’t believe how “new” it looked. During our two-week road trip it was subjected to over 120,000 feet of harsh rocky tracks. From local DH trails to the Italian Alps we put plenty of vertical descent on the bike. We had the Session for most of the summer, and spent a lot of time on the bike ensuring we put it through its paces in every conceivable situation. Weight w/o pedals 37.5lbs 37.5lbs On The Trail
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