Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (7 von 7)

Sea Otter Classic: Marin presented two new bike models for enduro / trail use with 650B wheels.

Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (4 von 7)

The new Marin Attack Trail aims to delight the enduro-racing community with a carbon frame and a perfectly redesigned quad-link. It offers 150mm travel at the rear while a 160mm RockShox Pike is working on the front.

Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (6 von 7)

The steering angle is said to be 66.5°, the chainstays at acceptable 435mm.

Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (5 von 7)

According to the manufacturer, the weight is said to be 12.4kg. Available from autumn 2013.

Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (1 von 7)

More moderate and lighter than the Attack Trail is the Mountain Vision 2014. Only 140mm at front and rear, a weight of 11,3 kg and a sttering angle of 67,5° are the key features of the carbon bike.

Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (3 von 7)

The rear triangle appears at first glance similar, but in fact it is fundamentally different: The IsoTrack-rear is a linkage driven single pivot!

Sea Otter Classic Marin Attack Trail Mountain Vision (2 von 7)

Both bikes will be available in four different sizes.


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Aaron was our first employee and actively helped make our company what it is today, significantly shaping the look and direction of our various magazines. Aaron has been pursuing his own projects since mid-2020 but he continues to advise and support us on issues of marketing and technology. For many years, you would usually have found Aaron at casual enduro races, but increasingly you'll find him riding his road bike – long live freedom on two wheels!