Product introduction: The Team Marin 1 is a 29" aluminum hardtail for XC/trail use. Marin positions it as a fast yet versatile bike for training, marathons, and singletrack rides. It's built on a Series 4 aluminum frame with internal cable routing and Boost standard. In Germany, it's available in sizes S–XL. We're giving away a Team Marin 1... read more
Test / E-MTB: The Marin Rift Zone EL is the first lightweight E-MTB from the Californian brand. Equipped with a Bosch SX motor and 400 Wh battery, at first glance this trail bike appears to be like many others on the market. But its advantages lie in the details – the aluminum frame boasts sophisticated features, the geometry is pleasing, and the components offer some... read more
Test / E-MTB: With the Marin Alpine Trail E Bosch, the traditional US manufacturer is expanding its e-MTB portfolio with a new model featuring a Bosch CX drive. With 170 mm of travel and robust components, the new bike is clearly at home in the enduro segment. Cult manufacturer Marin has also been extremely active in the e-mountain bike sector for several years. Both… read more
Test: Full throttle! The new Marin El Roy is an aggressive trail hardtail with a steel frame, where the Californians have gone all out in terms of both geometry and components. Maximum trail performance is the result. Marin El Roy: The Facts Frame material: Steel Travel: 140 mm Wheel size: 29 inches Weight: 14,85 kg Price: 2.799 ... read more
Test: With the Marin Headlands, the Californian manufacturer is expanding its already extensive range of gravel bikes for 2020 with a sporty tourer that, thanks to almost unlimited mounting options, is also perfectly equipped for bikepacking. Another pleasing feature: the attractive price. Marin Headlands 1: The Facts Frame material: Carbon Wheel size(s): 700c (650b ... read more
