Should I register my Trek bike?
Should I register my Trek bike?
Registration is a quick and easy way to protect your new-bike investment. It provides a record of your serial number in case your bike is ever lost or stolen, and will help us get in touch with you with important product information.
Can I look up my Trek bike by serial number?
You will not be able to determine the model by serial number- the numbers on a bicycle are not like the VIN on a car. I suggest that you look here Home – Bicycle Values – BicycleBlueBook.com and search the Trek database.
How do I know if my Trek is legit?
Check the reliability of the site online. Use an online tool such as ScamDoc to check the reliability score of a potential website. Call or email your local Trek retailer. Contact your local store prior to purchasing online to verify the website. Contact Trek customer service.
Do all Trek bikes have a lifetime warranty?
Each Trek carries a simple promise: We’ll take care of you and do what’s right. We build our bikes to last, subjecting them to brutal punishment in the world’s toughest test lab. And we back every bike with the best lifetime warranty in the business, all the way back to our very first frames built in 1976.
Can I register a bike with no frame number?
If your bike doesn’t have a frame number, which is unusual, you should definitely consider registering your bike with a registration company and record all the unique aspects and photos. Choose a registration company that provides an advanced marking solution, with a tamper proof sticker.
Do Trek bikes hold their value?
That’s not to say some of the smaller brands don’t hold their value too, but generally those brands selling high-end bicycles with better components for high-end prices will produce bikes that hold their value best over time. Giant, Trek, Specialized, Cannondale are examples of brands that hold their value.
