Trek Navigator 100 2002 Cruiser Bike

Average Rating: 4.86/5
MSRP: $
# of Reviews: 7

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Submitted by C. Murray a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: February 9, 2010

Strengths:    Rider body position is up so you can see down the road without a strain on your neck or back. Seat is wide enough to be comfortable. Easy to shift.

Weaknesses:    Rubber boots on the front fork shocks are split and ready to fall off.

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Comfortable to ride and reasonably priced. Easy to shift and seems to be holding up overall.

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Price Paid: $316.00

Purchased At: Fort Wayne, IN

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Submitted by Damon a Triathlete from

Date Reviewed: July 10, 2009

Strengths: very well pu togewther

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I love the bike although i have a had a few problems but the were easy to fix and chep to do so it nothing major. Other that that i love the bike and it is extremly comfortable and i will be using for the MS 150 cityto shor bike ride in october anybody please feel free to donate at this link http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR?pg=team&fr_id=10329&team_id=169109

just click donate to damon

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Favorite Ride:   Country Roads

Price Paid:    $300.00

Purchased At:   spokes bike shop

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Submitted by JJH a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: July 8, 2008

Strengths: -Light weight for it's class/price range
-Very good granny gear allows you to climb any hill
-Shifts smoothly
-Front shocks and shock on seat post provide a great ride
-Tires are great for on and (most) off road
-Our bikes have required basically ZERO maintenance

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My wife and I bought a pair of Navigator 100's. We both love our bikes. I am 6'3" and this bike is by far the most comfortable that I looked into purchasing (I got the largest frame option). It works extremely well on bike paths and country roads. After a long ride you can rest assured that your legs will be the only thing sore!

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Favorite Ride:   Bike paths and Country roads

Similar Products Used:   Schwinn

Bike Setup:   -Largest frame available
-Aftermarket gel seat
-Aftermarket handlebars

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Submitted by JimTheStoneMaker a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: August 26, 2007

Strengths:    Comfortable riding position. Good looking paint. Easy to shift. Stay's tuned. Comes with nice on/off road tires.

Weaknesses:    none

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I purchased this bike to replace my mountain bike. I love the cruiser style and yet still can ride off road. I ordered the bike with the largest frame posible and it fits me well. I am 6'4 230lbs.

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Favorite Ride:   1970 Chevrolet Camaro

Purchased At:   Al's Bicycles, Oklah

Bike Setup:   stock

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Submitted by TullyAhanu a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: August 19, 2004

Strengths:    Rides well and feels solid, even on gravel. Shifts easily. Granny gear will let you ride up almost any hill.

Weaknesses:    Woman's frame doesn't have enough space for a water bottle. Woman's frame requires an adapter to mount on vehicle's bicycle rack.

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Trek's Navigator 100 has given me new motivation to ride. I had trouble with my hands, wrist, back, and tusch with my mountain bike. With my Trek, I'm enjoying the scenery more, and I feel great!