Descripción
PREVENTAZO: ENTREGA EL 13 DE MAYO
ESPECIFICACIONES TÉCNICAS
- Cuadro: All New Series 4 Alloy, 180mm travel MultiTrac LT Suspension, Adjustable CS Length/BB Height, 27.5" or 29" compatible, 148mm Rear Thru-Axle, & frame protection, UDH
- Horquilla: RockShox Boxxer, 200mm Travel, 29" , 110x20mm Maxle Stealth, 52mm Offset
- Suspensión trasera: RockShox Vivid Coil Ultimate DH, 225x75mm Trunnion Upper Mount, 30xM8 Lower Mount, Custom Tune Hardware, Custom Tune
- Desviador trasero: SRAM GX DH
- Shifter: SRAM GX DH, 7 velocidades
- Volante: SRAM Descendant Alloy 34T, 165mm
- Motor: SRAM DUB BSA
- Cadena: SRAM PC-1110
- Cassette: SRAM GS DH, 11-25T
- Frenos delanteros: SRAM Maven Bronze, 200mm HS2 Rotor
- Frenos traseros: SRAM Maven Bronze, 200mm HS2 Rotor
- Manetas: SRAM Maven Bronze
- Manillar: SRAM Descendant DH, 31.8mm Clamp, 25mm Rise, 9 Degree Backsweep, 5 Degree Upsweep
- Llantas: Marin Double Wall Alloy, 29mm Inner, Sleeved Joint, Disc Specific, 32H, Tubeless Compatible
- Maza trasera: Formula, DDL-348S, 148x12mm, 6-Bolt Disc, 32H, Shimano Freehub Body
- Maza delantera: Marin Forged, 110x20mm, 6-Bolt Disc, 32H
- Neumáticos: Maxxis Assegai, 2.5", Tubeless Ready, 3C MaxxGrip, DH Casing
- Guia de cadena: e*thirteen Vario DH Chainguide
- Potencia: SRAM Descendant DH Direct Mount, 31.8mm Clamp, 50mm Length
- Puños: Marin Grizzly Lock-On
- Juego de dirección: FSA No 74
- Dropper: Marin Alloy, 34.9mm
- Sillin: Marin Short Nose
- Rayos: 14g Black Stainless Steel
- Extras: Downtube & Shuttle Guards
Tecnología

FRAME & TRAVEL
The Series 4 Aluminum frame features the MultiTrac 2 LT suspension platform with 180mm travel. MultiTrac 2 LT shifts from seatstay pivots to chainstay pivots, ensuring that the suspension performance matches our design goals, which are not achievable using pivots located on the seatstay once travel exceeds 150mm. The benefits of relocating the rear pivot points from the seatstay to the chainstay become apparent, as it reduces anti-rise, allowing for better chassis control while braking, more mid-stroke support, and better feel at bottom out. Furthermore, relocation of the pivots provides the added benefit of allowing for adjustable chainstay lengths and bottom bracket heights. Ultimately, it’s a better-riding, better-performing suspension system made possible by the new pivot placement.

FLIP CHIPS
Integrated flip chips allow the rider to quickly and easily choose from multiple configurations, based on terrain and equipment preference. Chainstay length and bottom bracket height can be set to low BB/long CS (353mm/440mm) or high BB/short CS (361mm/430mm). Those who prefer to run the Quake with a 29” rear wheel instead of the stock 27.5” can change the position of the seatstay chips to accommodate the larger diameter rear wheel.

PROTECTION
Chainstay and seatstays are protected with durable rubber guards that minimize noise and protect paint finishes, a gasket around the cable exit hole reduces noise and prevents the brake hose and derailleur cable from marring the frame, and a mudflap positioned over the lower suspension pivot keeps spray and muck off the bearings. An integrated lower downtube guard helps deflect errant rocks, logs, or anything else riders may encounter on the trail, while an upper downtube shuttle pad protects the frame when hanging over a tailgate. Cable ports are of an all-new design and keep the frame innards sealed. These ports use rubber membranes punctured during initial assembly and seal around the housing or hose once inserted. They will be available as a service part when riders make change their components.

HEADTUBE AND HEADSET COMPATIBILITY
The Quake’s headtube is a 56ZS (56mm diameter, zero stack), to maximize aftermarket headset options for reach and headtube angle adjustments. Furthermore, the frame is also compatible with most appropriate single crown forks, with 29” or 27.5” front wheels. Riders who switch to 27.5” wheels need to use a 10-15mm external lower cup for 180-190mm single crown or 200mm dual crown forks.
Reseñas
The new Quake is another strong addition to Marin's lineup. It's well equipped for the price, and could be a good option for riders who are tired of abusing their enduro or trail bikes in the bike park.
I already gushed about the Alpine Trail’s ride quality at length, so the short version is: like that, but more. More travel, more confidence, more smash-ability. I spent an afternoon at the Whistler Bike Park on a mix of tech and jump trails, and the Quake ate it all up. It’s fun and predictable to jump, it’s stable and confident in the steeps, it does all the things you’d want it to do.
It’s all the bike most gravity-focused riders will ever need in a practical package, though. Plus, it’ll sure put a big smile on your face when you launch off the first kicker.
A great tool for ripping park laps and getting rowdy.
TE AYUDAMOS
