Trek 4300 Disc

2012 MountainCross-country

Wheels: 26″
Drivetrain: 3 × 9 22–44t / 11–34t
Gear range: 618%
Frame: Aluminum
Brakes: Hydraulic disc

Sizes

Size guide

13"
16"
18"
19.5"
21"
22.5"

The manufacturer did not publish rider heights for these sizes.

Components

13 of 15 identified

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Frame and fork

1 part

Frame

Alpha Gold Aluminum w/semi-integrated head tube, formed down tube w/integrated gusset, formed top tube, monostay seatstay, forged dropouts w/rack & fender mounts, replaceable derailleur hanger Not identified

Drivetrain

5 parts

Cassette
- Shimano CS-HG20-9
CS-HG20
Crankset
- Shimano FC-M391 44/32/22t
FC-M391
Front derailleur
- Shimano Acera
Rear derailleur
- Shimano Acera RD-M390
RD-M390
Shifters
- Shimano SL-M390
SL-M390

Brakes

1 part

Brakes
- Hayes

Wheels and tires

2 parts

Rims
- Shimano
AT-850
Tires
- Bontrager

Cockpit and contact points

6 parts

Handlebar
- Bontrager
Headset

1-1/8" threadless, semi-integrated, semi-cartridge bearings Not identified
Pedals
- Wellgo
Saddle
- Bontrager
Seatpost
- Bontrager
Stem
- Bontrager

Sizes and geometry

6 sizes

Rider-height ranges are not published for these sizes.

Size

Geometry not published

The manufacturer lists these sizes without frame measurements, so there is no drawing or geometry table.

Specifications

Frame and fork

Intended fit: Unisex
Frame material: Aluminum

Drivetrain

Derived by Bikelake

Front chainrings: 3
Smallest chainring: 22
Largest chainring: 44
Rear sprockets: 9
Smallest sprocket: 11
Largest sprocket: 34
Lowest gear: 16.8 in
Highest gear: 104.0 in

Wheels and brakes

Wheel configuration: Same size
Brake type: Hydraulic disc

Fit and controls

Seatpost: Rigid seatpost
Shifting: Mechanical

Additional specifications

Tire width: 2.1″
Wheel material: Aluminum
Wheel size: 26″

Technical analysis

2 measures

How these figures sit among bicycles of the same class and model year. Context, not a ranking.

Lowest gear

16.8 gear inches

This value is below the central range for this class.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2012
Sample: 294 bicycles with this information
Coverage: 93.0% of the class

Highest gear

104.0 gear inches

This value is within the central range for this class.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2012
Sample: 294 bicycles with this information
Coverage: 93.0% of the class

Gearing

Estimated speeds at 80 rpm

Lowest gear: 6.4 km/h
Highest gear: 39.8 km/h

Total gear range 618%

Technical details and class reference

These speeds describe the gearing at the selected cadence, not how fast you can ride.
Calculated from published gear-inch values and their wheel-size assumptions.
These gearing values describe the bicycle, not a selected frame size.
A 100% range means one ratio; 500% means the highest ratio is five times the lowest.
For e-bikes, motor assistance cutoff is not represented.

Gear-inch range

Lower gear-inch values travel less distance per pedal revolution; higher values travel farther.

This bicycle: 16.8–104.0 gear inches
Class reference (p10–p90): 16.8–116.0 gear inches; The band runs from p10 for the lowest gear to p90 for the highest gear.

Cohort: Mountain / Cross-country Model year: 2012
Lowest gear: 294 bicycles with this information, 93.0% of the class
Highest gear: 294 bicycles with this information, 93.0% of the class