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Electric 20 in. BMX Trek TR10

Hey folks, If an MTB E-bike conversion  is like an F150, and a beach cruiser conversion is like a Cadillac, then a good BMX 20-inch “Urban Bike” conversion is the Mazda Miata of E-Bikes. You might not want to take a thousand mile cross-country trip on one, but the day-to-day driving will be very enjoyable. My experience bears this out! I’d like to persuade you to consider this format for your next e-bike project. In general, the stronger, stiffer frame and wheels are part of the appeal, especially if you choose the “freestyle” type BMX frame over a lighter “race” type frame; precise handling is a great benefit with this setup. Also, when compared to a 26″ or 700c bike wheel, there is a real strong torque/thrust advantage. It is also nice for us older riders to be able to place both feet on the ground at a stop, making mounting and dismounting easier.

FYI – my BMX/Urban E-Bike conversion features: a Trek TR10 steel frame (20″ top bar and 14mm dropouts), a GT steel front fork (3/8″ dropouts), a stock Trek 48-spoke rear wheel, and Maxxis “Miracle” ribbed 20″ x 2.1″ tires (85 to 110 lbs. pressure rating) at about 90 lbs. pressure.  I have a two-speed derailleur on my dual front sprockets (40/48 teeth) and a 15-tooth rear sprocket. I use standard V-brakes. (A big, wide, coil spring suspension saddle from cloud nine takes care of the bumps for my old back.)

Let me say here that I got my conversion kit from Doug Daut at Electric Bike Kit Solutions (gocarlite.com.), and my experience was great! Doug quickly and patiently answered every email, ordered my kit promptly, and kept me well informed as to progress in locating and shipping. It arrived in excellent condition, and I was soon up and running. This is my second AmpedBike conversion kit, and I am considering ordering a third. These kits come with everything needed for an easy and trouble-free conversion. The AmpedBikes direct drive electric hub motors have always been ultra-reliable for me.

I also operate two LED battery operated headlights, two ebike.ca halogen 10 watt headlights that run off the main battery, and a Planet Bike LED battery operated taillight. Makes it possible to enjoy night rides

This complete package weighs in at slightly less than 69 pounds on the bathroom scale. My measured range, when I ride at normal bicycle speeds and help by pedalling, is more than 30 miles. Absolute top speed is about 28 mph on the flats @ 63 volts right off the charger. That doesn’t last long! More realistically, top speed is a nominal 25 mph. AVERAGE speed possible in  my  subdivision, with no stop signs, up hill and down, maxes out at a measured 21 mph. This level of power is enjoyable, true, but I more typically ride at about 12 – 15 miles per hour. Fast enough!

This bike tackles the hills with verve, yet has plenty of speed for the flats, and I only pedal when I want to. Rarely is the hill so steep that I feel like I HAVE to pedal. (That was not the case with my old 36-volt 26″ lead-acid MTB.)

There seems to be enough rake and trail with the GT fork that the steering is not at all twitchy. Potholes are handled with aplomb due to the strong small wheels.

Interestingly enough, the “magnetic drag” issue is less of a factor on this bike with 20 inch wheels than it was on my MTB with 26 inch wheels. I don’t know why, but it is not nearly so apparent when coasting down steep hills. I would have thought the opposite would prove true.

• 2004, Trek, TR10

2004 Trek TR10

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2003 Trek TR10

Stock photo of a 2003 tr10 color may not match.

• Serial: unknown
• Manufacturer: Trek
• Model: TR10
• Primary colors: Black

Distinguishing features

Trek dirt design with an all-steel frame. Double-thick headtube and dropouts. Editor's note: this bike was originally registerd with a serial of: 1032U005 This is a FRAME number though and not a serial. Trek frame serials typically start with WTU********** The owner needs to check their documentation for the proper serial of this bike

Bike summary

Bike components, suspension fork.

Steel one piece, 170mm

Alloy platform

Aluminum hubs w/48h aluminum rims, 14mm axle

Kenda, dual tread

Alloy U-brakes w/alloy levers

Alloy four bolt

Steel, expert size

Aheadset Slimstak w/semi-cartridge bearings, sealed

Trek dirt jumper

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About this model.

TR10 is part of the Trek Tr10 model. There are 4 bikes that carry this model name.

Your safety is a top priority so always wear a helmet when you ride your bike. Moreover, wear the right clothing. You want to be visible to other drivers, so avoid wearing dark clothing.

Average price for BMX bikes

According to our calculations, the average cost of a BMX bike that is reliable is 348 $ . However, paying less money than this amount doesn’t mean that you couldn’t get a great BMX bike. To sum up, when you purchase your bike, make sure to check if it has reviews, and also do some components research.

TR10 components

Fork material.

When it comes to the fork, this bike has a steel one, which is tougher than carbon in the case of an impact. However, it can add some extra weight to the bike.

When leaving the production line, the TR10 model has 20″ aluminum wheels. The 20″ wheels are a good fit for folding bikes, BMX, or children bikes. In conclusion, you can use them better on-road, and less on technical terrain.

We ride faster and faster, so a good braking system is essential on a bike nowadays. The TR10 comes with Rim brakes. Slightly lighter than hydraulic brakes, rim brakes are a budget choice. However, they are not nearly as effective as hydraulic brakes are.

Trek Tr10 models from 2005

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Trek TR10 2004 Freestyle Dirt Jumper

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very strong frame.

little bit heavy

Amazing bike great for dirt jumping and park. Easy to find parts for. ive owned one for 4 years and have never had any problems with it. Super easy to maintain. When trek put out this bike they where making a lot of profit off of there mountain bikes so they did not need to charge very much at all for the bmx bikes. this bike is easily worth 280 dollars.

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although this bike is heavy it has a very strong frame and rims.

not the greatest brakes. The color silver is a bad color because it scratches easily and gets dirt very easily shows up. very heavy.

this bike is very versatile. If you are planning to buy it get it. it is worth every cent. in a good way. But the handlebars take a little getting used to. so ride it around firt a bit then do some dirt jumping.

Frame, Rims, Cranks,

heavy frame, ok brakes

good bike for flatland barspins and for jumping. Handlebars take some getting used. Not good for wheelies. In the air it jumps really well and feels light.

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The bike has a strong frame and stem!!

Bothe the rims and the crank are weak and its heavy because the frame is 100% steel.

Jumps good.

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2004 Trek TR10

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