If there’s one bike that dominates the ‘Hybrid’ part of the market, it’s the FX. This bike is simply great for most people and does everything short of making you a cup of tea. Trek call this the ‘feel good fitness bike’ for a reason. Starts from £550

There’s also an FX sport in the range if you want to get nearer to a road bike but keep flat handlebars.

The same bike as the superb FX, but this comes already fitted with a rear rack, mudguards and lights so you’re ready to go straight away.

The Dualsport is the one for you if you’ll be using your hybrid bike more on bike trails and the Downs than in the town. Bigger tyres and bit meatier all round (or more beans if you’re vegetarian) - but not a mountain bike. Still a lightweight and smooth bike to ride. From £660, and there’s also an ‘Equipped’ version.

There’s an electric alternative for each of the sport hybrid bikes, starting from £1600

The District is a simple, stylish city bike. Low maintenance, they have a rack, lights and mudguards ready to go. Everything is designed to be east to care for and with no fuss! From £800

With its nice swept back handlebars, The Verve equipped is a recreational hybrid bike that brings comfort, simplicity and fun to your everyday adventures. A plush seat, ergonomic grips and super-stable tyres. Plus, it has lights, mudguards, a kick stand and a rear rack so all you need to do is get on and go.  From £800.

The Verve+ hybrid e-bikes are ultra-comfortable, super intuitive to use and a heap of fun to ride. Their powerful, reliable e-systems let you charge up hills, easily carry the shopping and explore new destinations knowing that you have enough boost and range to do it all with confidence. The comfortable e-bike, from only £1800

Combining comfort, ease and durability into one sleek and stylish package, the District+ is always ready to ride. This easy-to-maintain city e-bike amplifies your pedalling power so you can have more fun whether you’re cruising through town or exploring out on your local bike trails.