Marin — Catalogue 1998 Portable
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| Component | Stinson | Larkspur | | --- | --- | --- | | Shifters | Grip Shift MRX-170 | Thumb shifters (Shimano Revoshift) | | Crankset | Forged alloy (170mm) | Steel arms (175mm) | | Seatpost | Micro-adjust alloy | Basic steel, 25.4mm | | Tires | Marin FatBoy | Cheng Shin “Street Cruiser” |
The star of the is undoubtedly the Marin Wolf Ridge . This bike used the horrendously complicated (but genius) "Quad-Link" system.
If you own a 1998 Marin, keep that catalogue close. It is the bike’s birth certificate. If you don’t own one, use the catalogue to hunt for a Palisades Trail or an East Peak. In a world of carbon fiber disposability, the aluminum and steel of the 1998 Marin lineup are eternal.
(e.g., fire extinguishers or navigation tools) from 1998, catalogues from that era typically cover: Portable Fire Extinguishers:
Need a scanned copy of the original 1998 Marin catalogue page? Contact the Marin Bikes historical archive or check online cycling forums like BikeForums.net (Vintage & Classic Bikes section).
| Component | Stinson | Larkspur | | --- | --- | --- | | Shifters | Grip Shift MRX-170 | Thumb shifters (Shimano Revoshift) | | Crankset | Forged alloy (170mm) | Steel arms (175mm) | | Seatpost | Micro-adjust alloy | Basic steel, 25.4mm | | Tires | Marin FatBoy | Cheng Shin “Street Cruiser” |
The star of the is undoubtedly the Marin Wolf Ridge . This bike used the horrendously complicated (but genius) "Quad-Link" system.
If you own a 1998 Marin, keep that catalogue close. It is the bike’s birth certificate. If you don’t own one, use the catalogue to hunt for a Palisades Trail or an East Peak. In a world of carbon fiber disposability, the aluminum and steel of the 1998 Marin lineup are eternal.
(e.g., fire extinguishers or navigation tools) from 1998, catalogues from that era typically cover: Portable Fire Extinguishers:
Need a scanned copy of the original 1998 Marin catalogue page? Contact the Marin Bikes historical archive or check online cycling forums like BikeForums.net (Vintage & Classic Bikes section).
