Marin Pine Mountain 2 Review What we like about it: A record number of threaded eyelets brings much convenience to riders, and the added dropper design allows riders to handle more routes. What we don’t like about it: No more […]

Marin Pine Mountain 1 Review What we like about it: A record number of threaded eyelets brings much convenience to riders. What we don’t like about it: There is only one colorway option, which is not friendly to some riders

Marin Alpine Trail E1 Review What we like about it: 150mm rear travel and 160mm front travel have good shock performance. What we don’t like about it: Only one color option, not friendly to some riders who prefer other colors.

Marin Alcatraz Review What we like about it: The shorter wheelbase allows for nimble spinning jumps in the air. What we don’t like about it: There’s only one color scheme to choose from, and the range of options available is a

Marin Team Marin 1 Review What we liked about it: It‘s great to see a Deore 12-speed drivetrain at this pricepoint. What we don’t like about it: The internal cable routing design effectively protects the cable, but may cause the

Marin Wolf Ridge 8 Review What we like about it: The 160mm rear and front travel provide excellent shock absorption, allowing you to get an exciting ride with a certain level of comfort guaranteed. What we didn’t like about it:

Marin Rift Zone 29 3 Review What we like about it: High-performance full-suspension mountain bike with a reasonable price, making it more accessible to a wider range of budgets. What we don’t like about it: Due to factors such as

Marin San Quentin 1 Review What we like about it: The overall configuration and price are perfect for beginners for trail riding. What we don’t like about it: The 1×9 shifting range may not meet the needs of some riders. Rating: (4.6/5) As