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2022 Marin

San Quentin 1

Precio del fabricante

1099 US$(964 €)
MarcoAluminio
SuspensiónCabellera dura, 120mm
TenedorSuntour XCM
Ruedas27.5″ Aluminio
transmisión1 × 9
grupomicroSHIFT
FrenosTektro Disco Hidráulico
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Terrain
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Handling
nimblestable
San Quentin 1
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Engranaje

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

38 km/h

San Quentin 1

42 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Dimensionamiento
SM

157cm – 167cm

MD

164cm – 174cm

LG

171cm – 182cm

XL

179cm – 188cm

Notas de ajuste del ciclista
  • 166cm, tamaño MD, Solo bien
  • 180cm, tamaño LG, Se adapta a grandes
Reseñas

Resumen

The Marin San Quentin trail bike is praised for its aggressive geometry and confident descending capabilities, making it a standout for riders looking to tackle steep and rough terrain. However, its performance on climbs and mellow trails is compromised by its weight and basic fork. The bike offers solid value with its durable components and geometry that supports skill progression, though some spec choices may require upgrades for optimal performance.

Pros
  • Aggressive geometry for confident descending

  • Solid value with durable components

  • Geometry supports skill progression

  • Wide rims for good tire volume and shape

  • Stable in the air

Cons
  • High weight limits climbing potential

  • Basic fork with trail chatter

  • Spec choices may require upgrades

  • Feeling of laziness on mellow terrain

  • No clutch mechanism on the rear mech

Key Quotes
The Marin San Quentin is an exercise in determining the logical limits of how rowdy a trail you can design a modern hardtail for
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
As soon as there’s any negative gradient, it starts to come alive.
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"...it's nice that I know I can recommend the San Quentin as a gateway bike to an aspiring or casual rider and know that as they develop their skills and confidence there's not a Blue-level trail out there that they won't be able to enjoy on this bike."
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99 Spokes
Testing the New 29" Marin San Quentin!

oct 2023

Riders have been asking Marin to release a 29" version of their flagship hardtail, the San Quentin, for years, and they finally did!

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NSMB
The $1100 (USD) Marin San Quentin 1 Hardtail

sept 2022

The complete Marin San Quentin 1 (SQ1) hardtail costs about the same amount of money as a top-end RockShox suspension fork and it's a fun choice for the aspiring or casual mountain biker looking for a budget-friendlier gateway rig for Blue-level trails.

Máximos
  • Solid geometry

  • MicroShift drivetrain is best shifting and most durable below Deore

  • Tektro M275 brakes are reliable and easy to bleed

  • Marin-branded i29 rims and handlebar are solid choices used on more expensive bikes

  • Confidence-inspiring handling on blue and purple trails

  • Easy to ride with predictable fork, brakes, drivetrain

  • Good value for aspiring or casual riders

Mínimos
  • Crankset is the only real complaint (cheap chainring causes dropped chains)

  • Coil SR Suntour fork is heavy and unsophisticated

  • Not suitable for black trails without upgrades

  • Stock tires lack traction and support (early upgrade needed)

  • No dropper post included

  • No size-specific chainstays

  • Needs XS and XXL sizes

  • Reach and stack could be longer/taller

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Mountain Bike Action
Mountain Bike Action Bike Test: Marin San Quentin 3 Trail Bike

nov 2020 · McCoy

Tough as Nails

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BikeRadar
Marin San Quentin 1 review

oct 2019 · Tom Marvin

Compromised spec, but the descent-focused geometry starts to shine on steeper terrain

Máximos
  • Aggressive geometry makes it a confident descender

  • Wide rims give tyres good volume and shape

Mínimos
  • High weight and limited gear range compromise climbing potential

  • Spec choice

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BIKE Magazine
Tested: Marin San Quentin 3—Machete or Kitchen Knife?

ene 2019

What happens when a brand known for its outlandish value makes an outlandish hardtail?

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Geometría
Especificaciones
Construir
Marco

Series 2 6061 Aluminum, Double Butted Frame, 141mm Open Dropout, 73mm Threaded BB

Pedalier estándarBSA, 73mm, Roscado

ColoresGloss Grey / Black; Gloss Teal / Pink/black

Tenedor

SR Suntour XCM32 Boost 15x110mm Spacing, 120mm Travel, Lock Out, 27.5", Bolt-On Thru-Axle, 47mm Offset

Viajar120mm

Tipo muelleBobina

Pedalier

Sealed Cartridge Bearing, Square Taper

Auriculares

FSA No 57E, Semi-Sealed Cartridge Bearings, 1 1/8" x 1 1/2”

Provenir

Marin Alloy, 45mm

Manillar

Marin Mini-Riser, 6061 Double Butted Aluminum, 780mm Width, 28mm Rise, 5º Up, 9º Back

Sillín

Marin Speed Concept

tija de sillín

Marin Alloy, 30.9mm

TipoRígido

pedales

Nylon Platform

Puños

Marin MTN, Closed End

grupo
Cambio trasero

MicroShift RD-M9195M, 9 Speed, With Clutch

Desviador delantero

-

Manivela

Marin Forged Alloy, Integrated Steel 32T Narrow Wide Chainring, Boost Spacing

cambiadores

MicroShift SL-M9195-R, 1x9 with Bearings

Casete

Sunrace, 9 Speed, 11-46T

Cadena

KMC X-9

Frenos

Tektro M275 Hydraulic Disc Brake, 180mm Rotor

TipoTektro Disco Hidráulico

Las palancas de freno

Tektro M275 Hydraulic Disc

Ruedas
llantas

Marin, Double Wall Alloy, 29mm Inner, Pinned Joint, Disc Specific, 32H Tubeless Compatible

Buje delantero

Forged Alloy, 110x15mm, Disc, 32H

Buje trasero

Forged Alloy, 141mm Width, Disc, 32H, Shimano Standard Freehub Body

Llantas

Vee Tire Co, Flow Snap, 27.5x2.6", MPC Compound, Wire Bead

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