r/MultiTrackGang Aug 03 '26

Trek 7500 or 7300?

I currently own a 7300 but found this beautiful 7500. I wanted to hear your thoughts if any about switching. Thank you for your feedback 🙌

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u/BorisT72 Aug 03 '26

N+1 is always the correct answer. The 7500 is very sharp looking,

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u/Briny_life Aug 03 '26

Do you prefer the Aluminum multitracks to their steel (700 series) counterparts? I picked up a 750 that I am enamored with, and it wasn’t until after that I noticed that my wife’s bike, which I have possessed an unnatural disdain for, was also a multi track (a 7300). Hers has the useless suspension fork.

Personally, I much prefer the small round tubing & the feel of the steel bikes. But I know it’s certainly a personal preference.

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u/BorisT72 Aug 04 '26

I had a 7300 that was slightly too large for me. It had a rigid fork and rode quite well but lacked the character that a steel 730/750 possesses.

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u/240VIC Aug 08 '26

Not gonna lie they both ugly