Supercaliber SLR 9.8 X0 Flight Attendant Gen 2

Trek Supercaliber SLR 9.8 X0 Flight Attendant Gen 2 2026 in Carbon Smoke/Galactic Grey MarbleBrand:Trek Code:57334SK-CH The Supercaliber SLR 9.8 X0 Flight Attendant Gen 2 is an ultra-light XC mountain bike built with the top components for race day. Its SLR Mountain Carbon frame is as light as it is meticulous, with a high modulus lay-up that gives you all the stiffness you crave and none of the weight. Its equipped with a 110 mm fork and 80 mm IsoStrut shock with Flight Attendant tech that delivers free speed with non-stop suspension adjustments as you ride. It's all topped off with carbon wheels, a carbon cockpit and SRAM's lightest wireless direct-mount transmission. You. Need. Speed. You want the lightest and fastest cross-country race bike you can find, with tech thats been proven on the world stage. You want to sprint up climbs and hammer to the finish, and let your bike do the thinking for you with 110 mm front and 80 mm of IsoStrut rear suspension with RockShox Flight Attendant. From wheels to cockpit, you crave carbon and you want the most meticulous high-mod carbon lay-up Trek offer on a mountain bike. You get a featherweight, high-modulus SLR OCLV Mountain Carbon frame with modern XC geometry. 110 mm of front suspension from a RockShox SID SL Ultimate fork with DebonAir spring and Charger Race Day damper, and 80mm of IsoStrut rear suspension from a RockShox SIDLuxe shock “ all with Flight Attendant tech. An ultra-light, fully wireless SRAM X0 AXS 12-speed electronic transmission, Bontrager Kovee RSL carbon wheels, carbon Bontrager RSL Integrated bar/stem combo, RockShox Reverb AXS wireless dropper post and SRAM Motive Silver 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes. The Supercaliber SLR 9.8 Flight Attendant Gen 2 is bred for racing and comes from a pedigree of champions. You get our top carbon XC full-suspension frame dripping with carbon components, and SRAM's X0 AXS fully-wireless group set and RockShox Flight Attendant suspension that automatically adjusts to how and where you're riding, so you can gain free speed.