The heaviest version, the Domane+ SLR 6 eTap, still stays well below the 30-pound mark, weighing in at 27.78 pounds (12.60kg). Same great features as the non-electric Domane ...

Trek has pulled the covers off the new Domane+ SLR e-bike, the lightest e-bike to come out of the manufacturer’s factory at just 11.75 kilograms.

Trek fast-climbs high-alpine pavement with the all-new Domane+ SLR. Not only is the ebike Trek's lightest ever electric road bike, it offers speeds up to 28 mph and a range up to 60 miles using a ...

The combination of the TQ harmonic pin ring motor and Trek’s top-end OCLV 800 carbon fiber frame make for an overall system weighing as low as 25.90 pounds (11.75kg) for the top end Domane+ SLR ...

Thanks to the removed decoupler, as well as an upgrade to Trek's latest 800 Series OCLV carbon, the new Domane is said to be the lightest ever, more than 300g lighter than its predecessor.

The Trek Domane SLR will come in a variety of disc-brake and rim-brake builds, from SLR 6 at $4,999 / £3,600 / AU$5,799 up to the SLR 9 eTap $10,999 / £7,600 / AU$14,999 ...

The Trek Domane+ SLR starts at US $8,999 (£8,890, €9,599) with a Shimano transmission, though the price increases to US $12,999 (£12,900, €14,499) for the higher-end version with a SRAM Red ...

And, as with many Trek road bikes, the frame is equipped for built-in sensors that can report speed, cadence, and the like to your cyclometer. It feels like with the Domane, they almost literally ...

Trek's new Domane road bike frame is outfitted with some pavement-smoothing technology that keeps your bones from getting too rattled on long days in the saddle.