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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
I was lucky to get a similar bike (Trek multitrack 750) for my son when he was ready for an adult size bike. I felt really happy to get it and thought I might like a ride or two on it myself. He likes it a lot but thinks his sisters (Trek 7.1 FX) is sportier looking, and it is ... these pics are from when I just got both before cleaning & adjusting them and adding rear racks for our summer jaunts to the beach, etc. Both bikes should last them a long time.
Based on my experience with the 730 and the Trek 7.2 FX I owned, the 750 is a much better bike in that it has higher level components. Don't tell your daughter that, though.

I consider a 750 to be great find. Double-butted True Temper cro-moly frame & fork, made in the U.S.A. back when TREK was the go-to brand for bicycling enthusiasts.

In my experience, the FX models ARE more sporty in their appearance and in their ride.
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