PRESS RELEASE: Marin BikesVeronique Sandler isn't about the podiums or the glory - she is all about straight up fun on her bike. When she jumps on her Mount Vision the perfect combo is formed.
The all-new Mount Vision from Marin embodies the true spirit of mountain bikes, designed to make the climbs effortless and the descents mind-blowing. The Mount Vision is equipped with 150mm of travel front and rear, a perfect balance of suspension and playfulness. The rear suspension features the Naild R3ACT – 2 Play system, which brings riders the best in rear suspension with size specific kinematics and ground tracing performance. The Mount Vision is the new benchmark for 27.5” trail bikes.
Video: Steel City Media
Photos: Roo Fowler
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And having ridden a wolf ridge I can say it’s insanely efficient suspension, keeps speed, pumps and pedals like nothing else I’ve tried, felt much more lively and playful than the 160mm suggests yet has that travel to back you up when it’s needed. I’d probably have one if it was anywhere near my budget.
I quit Pinkbike for a while just for that and I am trying to start visiting this page more often, but that dashboard notification is driving mi crazy....
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Its almost like the only answer is to demo one myself. Even if I could never see myself riding such a contraption as my regular.
None of that 130/150 and still 66.5° HA bs.
This season I'm giving the new Alpine Trail a go, but the Wolf Ridge is still the best all-round bike I've ridden... and every ride it surprised me. If the Mount Vision is ANYTHING like that, it's gonna be a rad bike!
funky looking and funky colors --- tons of neon's thru the years.
great video .. that gal's rippin' it
@loopie: To me the 303 is very different. Initially they had two rails, later reduced to one rail. Yeti still uses a sliding pivot in their suspension design these days.
They had the DH version too --- geeeez that thing was insanely nice
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I bought myself the Marin Quake several times, use it for a while, sell it, buy another... the gold 7.8 was dope. and the baby blue's were so purdy
Plenty of great riding bikes out there, very few of which are this ugly.
Good luck with the weather.
Granted, i went from a 27,5" to a 29" bike at the same time, but i was amazed at how easy it is to do steep, technical climbs. Stuff i was trying to pedal up on the old bike and failed for the past year was done in the first try, 'blind', with no issues on the steeper 29er.
Steep seat tube need to become the standard. Actual steep seat tubes.
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