Marin
San Quentin 20 Bike

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€588.00

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Parameters

frame

Series 2 6061 Aluminum, 20” Wheels, Disc Specific, 135mm Dropouts,

suspension fork

SR Suntour XCM 24 BOOST, 80mm Travel, 110mm Axle Spacing,

stem

Marin Alloy, 35mm,

head set

1-1/8" x 1-1/8" FSA No 10P,

bar

Marin Riser, 31.8 clamp, 30mm Rise, 590mm Width,

grips

Marin MTB,

brakes

Tektro HD-J285 Kid's Specific Hydraulic Disc,

derailleurs

rear: Shimano Altus, 8-Speed

shifter

Shimano Altus SL-M315, 8-Speed,

cassette

microSHIFT 9-Speed, 11-46T,

chain

KMC Z8,

cranks

Forged Alloy, Narrow Wide 30T, 140mm,

bottom bracket

Sealed Cartridge Bearings, Square Taper,

pedals

Marin Kids MTB,

rims

Marin, Double Wall Alloy, 25mm Internal,

spokes

14g Stainless Steel,

tires

Vee Tire Crown Gem, 20x2.6”, Wire Bead,

seat

Marin Kids MTB,

seat post

Marin Alloy, 30.9mm,

colour

white black,

size

20",

hubs

front hub: Forged Aluminum, 32H, Disc Specific
rear hub: Forged Aluminum, 32H, Disc Specific

wheel size

29",

Description

We took our Matt Jones-inspired Marin San Quentin and shrunk it down to fit 20” wheels. It's the perfect bike for kids who are ready for their first proper, hardcore hardtail mountain bike.

The Marin San Quentin 20”, just like the big kid’s version, shreds the boundaries of the mountain bike genres - doing it all with a huge splash of big air, speed and style.

Designed with the input of freeride legend Matt Jones, the San Quentin takes the DNA of our dirt-jumping Alcatraz and mutates it into a go-further and faster all-round, hardcore hardtail. The San Quentin 20” will feel just like a ‘grown up’ mountain bike to your little ripper, built with a stout Series 2 aluminum frame, 20” wheels, an SR Suntour XCM suspension fork, 8-speed Shimano drivetrain and kid’s specific hydraulic disc brakes.

Caution: For logistical reasons, the bikes sold in our store are shipped partially disassembled. For most brands, this means that the saddle, front wheel and handlebars are removed. Assembly requires basic knowledge, however, it is recommended to have the bicycle assembled at a specialized bicycle service center. Bicycle manufacturers require a basic preliminary inspection at a specialized bicycle store, which is one of the warranty conditions.