Marlin 6 Lava
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Marlin 6 Lava

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Marlin 6 LavaDas Marlin 6 ist das perfekte Bike, um dir Skills auf dem Trail anzueignen. Seine moderne, flachere Rahmengeometrie sorgt fr ein kontrollierteres Fahrverhalten auf Abfahrten, whrend die hherwertige Federgabel Unebenheiten auf dem Trail wirksam entschrft. Integrierte Aufnahmepunkte fr Gepcktrger und Stnder erleichtern die Montage von Zubehr und erhhen so die Vielseitigkeit. Trek bietet Dir einen leichten Aluminiumrahmen mit moderner Trailbike Geometrie


Das Marlin 6 ist das perfekte Bike, um dir Skills auf dem Trail anzueignen. Seine moderne, flachere Rahmengeometrie sorgt für ein kontrollierteres Fahrverhalten auf Abfahrten, während die höherwertige Federgabel Unebenheiten auf dem Trail wirksam entschärft. Integrierte Aufnahmepunkte für Gepäckträger und Ständer erleichtern die Montage von Zubehör und erhöhen so die Vielseitigkeit.

Trek bietet Dir einen leichten Aluminiumrahmen mit moderner Trailbike-Geometrie und interner Zugverlegung, die nicht nur die Leitungen schützt, sondern auch für eine saubere Optik sorgt. Außerdem kommt es mit einer RockShox Judy-Gabel, die mit ihren 100 mm Federweg Steine, Wurzeln und Unebenheiten glattbügelt, sowie mit einer unkomplizierten Shimano CUES 1x10-Schaltung und kraftvoll zupackenden hydraulischen Scheibenbremsen.

 

  • Mit dem Marlin Gen 3 bekommst du dank größerer Reifenfreiheit, interner Verlegung des Variosattelstützenzugs und ThruSkew-Hinterradachse ein Bike mit großartiger Trailfähigkeit, während die langgestrecktere, flachere Geometrie in steilerem Geläuf und bei höheren Geschwindigkeiten für mehr Stabilität sorgt.
  • Die RockShox-Federgabel mit 100 mm Federweg schluckt Unebenheiten wie Steine und Wurzeln souverän.
  • Gepäckträger- und Schutzblechösen erleichtern die Befestigung von Zubehör, das dein Mountainbike in ein robustes Pendlerrad verwandelt.
  • Dank interner Zugverlegung kann problemlos eine Variosattelstütze nachgerüstet werden, um den Sattel auf Abfahrten abzusenken.
  • Marlin-Modelle in den Rahmengrößen XXS und XS kommen mit einem gebogenen Oberrohr und einer niedrigeren Überstandshöhe, um kleineren Fahrer:innen das Auf- und Absteigen zu erleichtern.

 
Ausstattung:
*Rahmen Größe: XXS , XS: Alpha Silver Aluminium, gebogenes Oberrohr, interne Zugführung für Schaltwerk und Variosattelstütze, Gepäckträgerösen, Seitenständeraufnahme, 135 x 5 mm ThruSkew Achse
Größe S , M , ML , L , XL , XXL: Alpha Silver Aluminium, interne Zugführung für Schaltwerk und Variosattelstütze, Gepäckträgerösen, Seitenständeraufnahme, 135 x 5 mm ThruSkew Achse
*Gabel Größe: XXS: RockShox Judy, Spiralfeder, verstellbare Federvorspannung, TurnKey-Lockout, 42 mm Vorbiegung für 27,5"-Laufrad, 100-mm-Schnellspannachse, 80 mm Federweg
Größe XS , S: RockShox Judy, Spiralfeder, verstellbare Federvorspannung, TurnKey-Lockout, 42 mm Vorbiegung für 27,5"-Laufrad, 100-mm-Schnellspannachse, 100 mm Federweg
Größe M , ML , L , XL , XXL: RockShox Judy, Spiralfeder, verstellbare Federvorspannung, TurnKey-Lockout, 46 mm Vorbiegung für 29"-Laufrad, 100-mm-Schnellspannachse, 100 mm Federweg
Max. kompatibler Gabelfederweg: 120mm, XXS: 80mm
VR-Nabe: Formula DC-20, Aluminium, 6-Loch, 100-mm-ThruSkew-Achse
HR-Nabe: Formula DC-22, Aluminium, 6-Loch-Scheibenaufnahme, 8/9/10-Freilaufnabe von Shimano, 135 x 5 mm-Schnellspannachse
Felge: Bontrager Kovee, Hohlkammerfelge, Tubeless Ready, 28-Loch, 23 mm Innenweite, Presta-Ventil
*Reifen Größe: XXS: Bontrager XT3 Elite, Tubeless-Ready, Inner Strength Karkasse, Drahtwulstkern, 60 TPI, 26 x 2.35
Größe XS , S: Maxxis Ardent Race, Tubeless, EXO-Karkasse, faltbarer Wulstkern, 60 TPI, 27,5x2,35"
Größe M , ML , L , XL , XXL: Maxxis Ardent Race, Tubeless, EXO-Karkasse, faltbarer Wulstkern, 60 TPI, 29x2,35"
Max. Reifengröße: Rahmen: 29 x 2.40" (XXS: 26 x 2.40", XS & S: 27.5 x 2.40"), Gabel: Siehe Hersteller
Schalthebel: Shimano U6000, 10fach
Schaltwerk: Shimano CUES U6000 GS
*Kurbel Größe: XXS , XS: FSA Alpha Drive, 30 Z., 160 mm Kurbelarmlänge
Größe S , M , ML: FSA Alpha Drive, 30 Z., 170 mm Kurbelarmlänge
Größe L , XL , XXL: FSA Alpha Drive, 30 Z., 175 mm Kurbelarmlänge
Tretlager: FSA-Steuersatz, 73 mm, Gewindepatronenlager, 122,5 mm Achslänge
Kassette: Shimano CUES LG300, LINKGLIDE, 11-48 Z., 10fach
Kette: Shimano LG500
Pedal: VP-536, Nylonplattform
Max. Kettenblattgröße: 1x: 34 Zähne, 2x: 36/22
Sattel: Bontrager Verse Short, Edelstahlstreben
*Sattelstütze Größe: XXS: Bontrager Aluminium, 31,6 mm, 12 mm Versatz, 300 mm Länge
Größe XS , S , M: Bontrager aus Aluminium, 31,6 mm, 12 mm Versatz, 330 mm Länge
Größe ML , L , XL , XXL: Bontrager aus Aluminium, 31,6 mm, 12 mm Versatz, 400 mm Länge
*Lenker Größe: XXS , XS: Bontrager aus Aluminium, 31,8 mm, 5 mm Rise, 690 mm Breite
Größe S: Bontrager, Aluminium, 31,8 mm, 15 mm Rise, 720 mm Breite
Größe M , ML , L , XL , XXL: Bontrager, Aluminium, 31,8 mm, 15 mm Rise, 750 mm Breite
Griffe: Bontrager XR Trail Comp, Nylonklemme
*Vorbau Größe: XXS , XS , S: Bontrager Aluminium, 31,8 mm, Blendr-kompatibel, 7 Grad, 35 mm Länge
Größe M , ML , L: Bontrager, Aluminium, 31,8 mm, Blendr-kompatibel, 7 Grad, 50 mm Länge
Größe XL: Bontrager, Aluminium, 31,8 mm, Blendr-kompatibel, 7 Grad, 60 mm Länge
Größe XXL: Bontrager Comp, 31 8 mm, Blendr-kompatibel, 7 Grad, 70 mm Länge
Steuersatz: Semi-integriert, 1 1/8"
Bremsscheibe: Tektro, 6-Loch, 160 mm
*Bremsen-Set: Größe: XXS , XS , S: Hydraulische Scheibenbremse HD-M276, Hebel mit kurzer Griffweite
Größe M , ML , L , XL , XXL: Hydraulische Scheibenbremse HD-M275
Bremsscheibendurchmesser: Max. Bremsscheibendurchmesser - Rahmen: 180mm (XXS: 160mm), Gabel: siehe Gabelhersteller
Gewicht: M - 14,50 kg / 31,97 lbs (mit Schläuchen)
Max. Gewicht: Dieses Fahrrad hat eine maximale Gewichtsbeschränkung (Fahrrad, Fahrer und Beladung) von 136 kg.


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