1998 High Quality: Marin Catalogue

Small, clean branding that allowed the craftsmanship of the welds to show. Are you trying to identify a specific serial number ?

Positioned just below the Mount Vision, the Rift Zone offered a similar suspension platform but with more affordable component groups, making full-suspension accessible to the masses. The B-17 and Quake

Common on the "Alcatraz" and "Nail Trail." marin catalogue 1998 high quality

The ultra-lightweight contender using Columbus Nemo tubing.

1998 was a massive year for Marin’s full-suspension development. They leaned heavily into the single-pivot design, which was praised for its simplicity and "active" feel under braking. Mount Vision Small, clean branding that allowed the craftsmanship of

Many high-end builds featured CNC-machined chainrings and bits that defined the 90s aesthetic. 🎨 Aesthetic and Finish

Designed for enthusiasts who wanted race-ready geometry without the professional price tag. The B-17 and Quake Common on the "Alcatraz"

These were the flagship racing machines. Built for speed and weight savings, they featured aggressive geometry.

A stalwart of the Marin range, featuring reliable Shimano LX/STX mixes. Palisades Trail: The entry-point into serious trail riding. 🛠️ Innovation in Suspension: The TRS and FRS

The 1998 catalogue was famous for its understated elegance. While other brands were using "neon" fades, Marin opted for: