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2016 Marin

Attack Trail Pro

CadreCarbone
Suspensioncomplet, 150 / 160mm
roues27.5″ Carbone
Transmission1 × 11
GroupeXTR
FreinsShimano XTR Disque hydraulique
Tige de selleCompte-gouttes
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Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Attack Trail Pro
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Transmission

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

Attack Trail Pro

41 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Dimensions
SM

158cm – 171cm

MD

168cm – 180cm

LG

178cm – 189cm

XL

186cm – 199cm

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Résumé

The Marin Attack Trail is a distinctive enduro bike that stands out for its supple suspension and playful handling, making it a favorite for aggressive trail riding. While it excels in agility and suspension performance, some riders may find its compact geometry limiting at high speeds or on steep climbs. The bike's unique QUAD3 suspension system and high-quality components contribute to its confident descending and efficient climbing capabilities.

Pros
  • Supple suspension platform for excellent small-bump compliance

  • Playful and agile handling for precise trail navigation

  • High-quality components and unique QUAD3 suspension system

  • Confident descending with a stable wheelbase and slack head angle

  • Lightweight construction for its travel category

Cons
  • Compact geometry may feel cramped for some riders

  • Short dropper post and reach can limit aggressive riding

  • Unstable at high speeds due to twitchy handling

  • Slack seat angle makes climbing less efficient

  • Some models experience chain drops over rough terrain

Key Quotes
The Attack Trail had the supplest suspension in the all-mountain category
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Marin’s Attack Trail 8 looks the part but proved a little toothless when the going got rowdy
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There is something different about this ride. It will be differently good for some folks and not for others.
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This bike changes direction like a backed up politician!
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BIKE Magazine
Review: Marin Attack Trail 9

mars 2016

The Marin Attack Trail 9 is a bump-eating bruiser that impressed the crew with maneuverability, stable handling and brilliant spec.

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Freehub
Bike Review | Marin Attack Trail C-XT9

avr. 2015 · Nathaniel Breaux

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Mountain Bike Action
Bike Test: Marin Attack Trail C-XT9

févr. 2015 · MBA Action

Marin County Attacks Enduro

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
Back Issue | Marin Attack Trail XT Pro Review

nov. 2014 · Trev Worsey

When you think of the original pioneers of our sport, the name Marin demands mention. It is pretty much agreed that Marin County, California was home to the first mountain bike race, Repack, held on the gravel service roads of Mount Tamalpais. In those exciting early days, Marin not only named bikes after trails on […]

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BikeRadar
Marin Attack Trail Quad Carbon XT Pro review

déc. 2013 · Robin Weaver

This is a stiff, responsive, exciting and confident ride, complete with two of the best suspension units out there

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MTBR
Marin 2014 Mount Vision and Attack Trail 27.5/650b Bikes

mai 2013 · Valerie

2014 Marin Mount Vision and Attack Trail 27.5/650b bikes announced at Sea Otter! Now with new carbon framesets, 27.5 inch wheel platforms and internal cable routing for brakes, derailleurs, brakes and dropper seatposts. - Mtbr.com

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Carbon Frame and Swingarm, 27.5” Wheels, 150mm Travel QUAD 3 Suspension Platform

Fourche

BOS Deville FCV 27.5”, 3-Way Adjust Damper, 160mm Travel

Voyager160mm

Amortisseur arrière

BOS Kirk, 3-Way Adjustment, 200x57mm Stroke

Voyager150mm

Pédalier

Shimano Hollowtech II

Casque

FSA Orbit, Sealed Cartridge Bearing, 1 1/8

Tige

Gamut Cillos 3D Forged Alloy

Guidon

Deity DC31 Mohawk Carbon, 787mm Width

Selle

WTB High Tail Team, Carbon Rails

Tige de selle

RockShox Reverb Dropper Post, Internal Routing

TypeCompte-gouttes

Poignées

Marin Locking

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

Shimano XTR Shadow Plus

Manivelle

Shimano XTR Hollowtech II, 32T

Manettes

Shimano XTR 1x11-Speed

Cassette

Shimano XTR 11-Speed, 11-40T

Chaîne

Shimano HG700

Freins

Shimano XTR Trail Hydraulic Disc, 180mm Centerlock Rotor

TypeShimano XTR Disque hydraulique

Leviers de frein

Shimano XTR Trail Hydraulic

roues
Jantes

WTB Ci24 Carbon, 24mm Inner, Tubeless Ready

Moyeu avant

Shimano XTR, 100x15mm, Centerlock Disc, 32H

Moyeu arrière

Shimano XTR, 142x12mm, Centerlock Disc, 32H

Pneus

Front: WTB Vigilante, 27.5x2.3” Rear: WTB Breakout, 27.5x2.3”, Folding, Tubeless Ready

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