Marin’s 2019 range spans hardcore commuter to gnarly enduro racer
Marin launches new bikes with old names: Team Marin hardtail, an updated Nicasio gravel bike and the Alpine Trail 8, a hardcore all-mountain shredder
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Technical editor Alex Evans speaks to Aaron from Marin about the company’s involvement in a good cause that’s designed to get more children on bikes and discusses the highlights of its 2019 range of rides.
There’s an XC race bike, gravel bike, adventure bike and a hard shredding enduro/all-mountain bike, so grab yourself a cup of tea because this video’s a packed one.
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Alex started racing downhill at the tender age of 11, later going on to compete internationally representing the UK. At 19, he moved to the Alps to pursue a career as a bike bum clocking up moon-mileage riding the famous tracks in and around Morzine, France. In that time, he broke more bikes than he can remember. Alex then moved back to the UK when he landed a job working for Mountain Biking UK as their Features Editor — BikeRadar's sister title — as their features editor. Since working for MBUK, Alex's focus has moved to towards bike tech and he now wants to find out what bikes and components represent the best value for money regardless of discipline. Alex's current fleet includes his trusty commuter bike, a 2017 Marin Gestalt 3, his long term Orange Stage 6 RS enduro bike, a used and abused 2015 GT Sanction Pro, a Scott Voltage YZ dirt jump bike and a Deluxe Pro 2 BMX.
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