Farley 9.6 is a carbon fat bike built for speed. The lightweight OCLV Mountain Carbon frame, rigid carbon fork and SRAM 1x drive train make it great for mountain bikers who prioritise performance in a fat bike. If you're ready to go hard through every season and love fat biking in every form ? racing, adventure, fun ? Farley 9.6 is the high-performance ride for you.

You don't just want to ride trails through the winter ? you want to ride fast. You already know you love every aspect of fat biking, and are looking for a faster ride with better performance to take on bigger adventures.

A lightweight OCLV Mountain Carbon frame with Stranglehold dropouts and internal derailleur and dropper post routing, a Bontrager Haru rigid carbon fork, a wide-range SRAM NX Eagle 1x12 drive train, SRAM Level T hydraulic disc brakes and Tubeless Ready SUNringlé Mulefüt wheels paired with 27.5x4.5? Bontrager Barbegazi TLR tyres.

Speed in every season. Farley 9.6 is light, fast and built to rip. It's the ideal winter shred sled for fat bike adventurers, racers looking to train outside year-round and anyone who values the performance advantage of carbon.
- The faster you ride a fat bike, the more fun it gets ? and this bike is a lot of fun
- It's a four-season freedom machine that lets you ride outside all-year long
- The 27.5 x 4.5? tyres deliver more speed and traction than their 26? counterparts

27.5? fat tyres
More efficient 27.5" fat tyres keep you rolling faster, especially on groomed or packed snow.

OCLV Mountain Carbon
Trek's mountain-specific carbon fibre is tougher carbon, with unique materials and lay-up procedures, Trek's advanced engineering, and a higher standard of testing.



Rapid Drive 108 rear hub
With 108 points of engagement, Rapid Drive gives you nearly instant acceleration instead of a clunky lag when you step on the pedals. You get smooth, immediate power to blast out of corners and hammer through the rough stuff. And that extra pedal ratchet adds control that can make all the difference when tackling a tricky climb.