Fishing for a great ride is easy with Trek's Marlin. Its super-light aluminum frame features the ideal geometry to deliver superior cornering, climbing, and descending. A set of go-fast knobbies keep you glued to the trail, and a 75mm-travel fork smooths the bumps, steering you through the roughest terrain. Plus, component highlights include a 21-speed Shimano drivetrain, a host of reliable Bontrager parts, and mechanical disc brakes that give you stopping power in all conditions.
Bought the bike pre Hurricane Harvey and rode it everywhere after the flood. I love the way it handles, easy shifting gears, rides smooth even through knee high water, muddy trails and water logged grass. Light enough to lift over a highway median or a fallen tree.
Gift:
No
Jun
30
2017
2.0
I would try a more bikes before deciding
By Pills berry doboy
from Forney,Texas
About Me
Comments:
I haven't ridden in a while and have gained a lot of weight, so I didn't feel my 26" trek fuel 80 would hold up........I'm not convinced 29" bikes are the way to go....I'm 5'6"" the handling sucks and peddling is a pain........just to be sure I replaced my rear shock on my 26"" to lock out shock it doesn't bottom out due to my weight and the peddling effort seems natural. Plus it is more responsive in the twisteys
Gift:
No
Jun
17
2017
5.0
Sweet Ride
By Chappell
from Pittsford N. Y.
About Me Advanced
Pros
Breathability
Stylish
Comfortable
Lightweight
Durable
Cons
Best Uses
Comfort
Comments:
The bike really is flawless beautiful ride & looks
