Trek Fest Is On: Buy a Trek, Get an Accessory Voucher
Trek Korea's Trek Fest started today, September 11, and Platoon Cycles is in it. Until October 18, buying one of the models on the list gets you an accessory voucher to spend at the shop. The bike price doesn't change. The voucher does, by model: from ₩100,000 on a Marlin 5 or FX 2 to ₩500,000 on a Madone SL 6, SL 7, or a Rail+. The kids' Precaliber line works the other way around: no voucher, but 10% off the bike itself.
This post is the whole list, the voucher on each bike, and how it works. Everything else is the same as always: the 30-day exchange and refund policy and free service on bikes bought here apply to these bikes too.
How it works
- The voucher is for accessories, not the bike. On every model except the Precalibers, you pay the list price for the bike and get a voucher for the amount in the table. It is spent at Platoon Cycles on accessories: helmet, lights, lock, pump, pedals, bottle cages, a computer mount, whatever the bike needs.
- Use it when you buy, or later. Most people use it on the spot, because a new bike usually needs a few things on day one. If you'd rather think about it, it keeps.
- Only the listed models and model years qualify. Trek applies the voucher by SKU, so a bike that looks the same but is a different model year is not on the promotion. Ask us about the exact bike before you plan around it.
- Prices include VAT. They are Trek Korea's list prices, the same as on trekbikes.com Korea.
- It runs on the stock that exists. Sizes and colors depend on what is in the shop and at Trek Korea's warehouse. If you want a specific size, ask early. Our in-stock list is here: [[PLATOON CYCLES STOCK PAGE LINK]]
The list
Bike prices are Trek Korea consumer prices including VAT. They do not change during Trek Fest except for the Precaliber models, which are 10% off and come without a voucher. The accessory voucher is spent at Platoon Cycles, on the listed models and model years only, while stock lasts. *Boone 5 is a closeout: the bike is marked down to ₩3,510,000 and the voucher applies on top.
What the voucher covers in practice
The simplest way to think about it: the voucher pays for the things you were going to buy with the bike anyway.
A new Marlin or FX almost always leaves the shop with a helmet, a set of lights, and a lock. That is roughly what ₩100,000 to ₩150,000 covers. On a Domane AL 2 it is the same list plus the things a drop-bar bike needs first, like bottle cages and a pump.
On a Madone SL or a Rail+, the ₩300,000 to ₩500,000 goes further: clipless pedals and shoes, a bike computer, or a good helmet and glasses. Those are purchases people usually put off for a month or two after buying a carbon bike. The voucher moves them to day one.
Domane AL 2. Both the 2026 and 2027 model years are on the list with the same price and the same voucher, so which year you get depends on what is in stock, not on what you pay.
Precaliber 16, 20, 20 7-speed, 24. The kids' bikes are the one part of the list that is a straight price cut: 10% off, no voucher. A bike that was ₩385,000 is ₩346,000 during Trek Fest. If your kid is due for the next size up, this is a good six weeks to do it.
Boone 5. A 2026 carbon cyclocross bike, and the other exception: it is a closeout, so the bike itself is marked down to ₩3,510,000, and the ₩300,000 accessory voucher comes on top. When the last one goes, it is gone. If a Boone is on your list, this is the time to ask about sizes.
📍 Platoon Cycles — 157 Pyeongtaek-daegyo-gil, Paengseong-eup, Pyeongtaek
📞 070-8845-7351
🌐 www.platooncycles.com
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