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Marino 130 29er 16

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IBC
4/22/2020 3:54am
s1600 Marino 130 FB
Doesn't stay pretty & clean all the time! Handles Maydena without a sweat
Doesn't stay pretty & clean all the time! Handles Maydena without a sweat
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Parts
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Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Other
Marino Bikes
130mm travel, 470 reach, 64HA (inc -1.5° angleset), 77STA, 440CS
Frame: Other Marino Bikes. Misc: 130mm travel, 470 reach, 64HA (inc -1.5° angleset), 77STA, 440CS
Rear Shock
DVO
Topaz T3 Air
200x57
Rear Shock: DVO Topaz T3 Air. Misc: 200x57
Fork
RockShox
Pike Ultimate 2020
29" RC2, 150mm travel, 2021 Debair spring, 42 offset
Fork: RockShox Pike Ultimate 2020. Misc: 29" RC2, 150mm travel, 2021 Debair spring, 42 offset
Headset
Works Components
-1.5deg Angle Set
Headset: Works Components -1.5deg Angle Set
Handlebar
Nukeproof
Horizon Carbon V2
800x35mm
Handlebar: Nukeproof Horizon Carbon V2. Misc: 800x35mm
Stem
Nukeproof
Horizon
50mm, 35mm clamp
Stem: Nukeproof Horizon. Misc: 50mm, 35mm clamp
Grips
Other
RevGrips Pro
Grips: Other RevGrips Pro
Brakes
Shimano
XT M8100
203/180mm IceTech Rotors Front/Rear
Brakes: Shimano XT M8100. Misc: 203/180mm IceTech Rotors Front/Rear
Brake Levers
Shimano
XT M8100
Brake Levers: Shimano XT M8100
Shifters
Shimano
XT M8000
Shifters: Shimano XT M8000
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
SLX M7100 Shadow+
Rear Derailleur: Shimano SLX M7100 Shadow+
Chainguide
Other
Marino
Chainguide: Other Marino
Cranks
Shimano
XTR M9020
Cranks: Shimano XTR M9020
Chainrings / Sprocket
OneUp Components
Traction Oval 30T
Chainrings / Sprocket: OneUp Components Traction Oval 30T
Bottom Bracket
Shimano
XT BB-MT800
Bottom Bracket: Shimano XT BB-MT800
Chain
Shimano
XTR CN-HG901
Chain: Shimano XTR CN-HG901
Cassette / Rear Cog
Other
Garbaruk 10-46
11sp, XD driver
Cassette / Rear Cog: Other Garbaruk 10-46. Misc: 11sp, XD driver
Pedals
Nukeproof
Horizon CS
Deity T-Macs when running flats
Pedals: Nukeproof Horizon CS. Misc: Deity T-Macs when running flats
Front Rim
DT Swiss
XM1501 Spline One 30 29"
Front Rim: DT Swiss XM1501 Spline One 30 29"
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
XM1501 Spline One 30 29"
Rear Rim: DT Swiss XM1501 Spline One 30 29"
Hubs
DT Swiss
240s Boost
Hubs: DT Swiss 240s Boost
Front Tire
Maxxis
Minion DHF 2.5 WT 3C
w/ Nukeproof ARD
Front Tire: Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5 WT 3C. Misc: w/ Nukeproof ARD
Rear Tire
Maxxis
Aggressor WT 2.5
w/ Nukeproof ARD
Rear Tire: Maxxis Aggressor WT 2.5. Misc: w/ Nukeproof ARD
Saddle
WTB
Volt Team Ti
Saddle: WTB Volt Team Ti
Seatpost
OneUp Components
V2 210mm
Seatpost: OneUp Components V2 210mm
Seatpost Clamp
Other
Wolftooth
Seatpost Clamp: Other Wolftooth
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2020
Model Year:
2020
Riding Type
Trail / All-Mountain
Riding Type:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
31 lb 8.4 oz (14300 g)
Weight: 31 lb 8.4 oz (14300 g)
Additional Info

Another custom build from Marino in Peru. Rides very aggressively, the harder you push it the more it gives back.. still climbs 'aight, if not a little slow in tight corners. Definitely held back by suspension travel & not geometry.. kind of wish I upped the rear travel to 150mm. Very fun to ride!

Additional Info:

Another custom build from Marino in Peru. Rides very aggressively, the harder you push it the more it gives back.. still climbs 'aight, if not a little slow in tight corners. Definitely held back by suspension travel & not geometry.. kind of wish I upped the rear travel to 150mm. Very fun to ride!
IBC
4/22/2020 3:54am
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Fondaw
2 years ago

Looking currently at building a custom frame from Marino. How was the experiance? How much was shipping?

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CR-
2 years ago
In the process of ordering one of these to follow up on an excellent Marino DJ frame. Don't suppose you weighed the frame or have a ballpark guess?
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IBC
2 years ago
From memory the frame on it's own without shock, BB, & headset was approx 3.8KG, or 4.2KG with 200x57 DVO Topaz shock installed. I believe the hardtail frames are around 3 to 3.5KG
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baronKanon
4 years ago
Nice one. I have been dreaming on the Marino website about creating my own single pivot destroyer. Only concern is getting the correct suspension tune and painting.
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IBC
4 years ago
Ordering process was fairly lengthy, mainly due to me changing things however. Frame from first order to delivery was about 3 months. No issues with alignment, was good to go out of the box & is still riding as well as when first built!
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IBC
4 years ago
Yep, as Adventure Time said $530 plus $100 shipping for the frame only. I also added a couple extras so the total was US$680. Add on all the other parts & it comes to approx $6400 AUD for the spec as listed (using new prices), though I did buy some parts secondhand so actual would be less.
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IBC
4 years ago
Very solid! Super fun on the descents, loves being leant over to carve around the berms. Fair bit of pedal bob on the climbs with the shock open, but the climb switch mostly negates that & the steep seattube makes it handle well on the climbs.
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IBC
4 years ago
What I eventually did was take the geo of a Smuggler and Stumpy EVO and kind of combine them which seems to have worked well. Getting the shock set up was actually pretty straight forward, ended up settling with 4 volume bands in the Topaz and around 155psi - I am pretty lgight though at 75kg. The frame is definitely very linear, was considering changing to a coil, but i'm not sure it'd work very well, even with a progressive spring. I would definitely recommend getting a shock with a climb switch too, the single pivot loves to bob when pedalling but the climb switch mostly sorts that out.
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baronKanon
4 years ago
Thanks for the response. Some tuners may do a good coil tune, so it may be an option if I find the right tuner. I consider 150-160 with 160-170 fork 29-er with a pole-ish geo with a bit shorter chainstays.

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