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May 2024 · Cory Benson
2024 Marin Alpine Trail E enduro ebike goes big with more travel, extra battery range, adjustable geo & all-new alloy suspension redesign...
May 2024 · Alex Evans
Big battery, high-powered, slack geometry eMTB gets long travel suspension design
Powerful and frugal bosch motor
Great climbing position
Value for money
Balanced adjustable geometry morphs bike for specific needs and terrain
Sensibly specced
Chunky weight figure limits performance
A handful when the terrain tightens or you stray off line
May 2024
Gravel bikes are just mountain bikes from the ‘90s! We’ve heard this many times, and it looks like Marin has gone with that analogy with the DSX FS. Gravel is a wide-ranging genre that is morphing rapidly filling all of those gaps between road and MTB and I enjoy Marin’s take on things with this bike. It’s a lot of fun to ride because it feels relatively light and nimble, and can accommodate up to 2.1in knobby tyres meaning it’s not just restricted to hardpacked gravel tracks either.
May 2024 · Cory Benson
All-new alloy 2024 Marin Alpine Trail mountain bike goes full enduro transformer with more capable suspension & big rider geo adjustability…
May 2024 · Jessie-May Morgan
The Alpine Trail moves to a four-bar layout, with twelve geometry configurations to choose from.
Meaningfully adjustable geometry makes it adaptable
Very capable on its intended terrain
Steep seat tube angle feels great on steep climbs
Plenty of seat post insertion depth for long travel droppers
Small cannot mount a water bottle
On the heavier side
Poor performance of the RockShox Zeb Ultimate (at low pressure) lets the XR AXS model down
Q: Which Marin bikes are most popular?
The most popular Marin model families are the Rift Zone, San Quentin, and Nicasio+.
Q: Does Marin make eBikes?
Yes, Marin manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.