Mark Matthews' Marin Quake 2
Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info
Parts
Frame
Marin
Quake
Purple
Frame:
Marin Quake.
Misc: Purple
Rear Shock
SR Suntour
Voro Coil
Rear Shock:
SR Suntour Voro Coil
Fork
SR Suntour
Rux 38
Fork:
SR Suntour Rux 38
Handlebar
PNW Components
Range Gen 4
38mm rise
Handlebar:
PNW Components Range Gen 4.
Misc: 38mm rise
Grips
PNW Components
Loam
Grips:
PNW Components Loam
Brakes
Shimano
SAINT
Brakes:
Shimano SAINT
Brake Levers
Shimano
XTR
Brake Levers:
Shimano XTR
Shifters
Shimano
Shifters:
Shimano
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
SAINT
Rear Derailleur:
Shimano SAINT
Cassette / Rear Cog
Shimano
Saint
Cassette / Rear Cog:
Shimano Saint
Pedals
Chromag
Dagga
Pedals:
Chromag Dagga
Front Rim
NOBL
TR38
Front Rim:
NOBL TR38
Rear Rim
NOBL
TR38
Rear Rim:
NOBL TR38
Hubs
Hope
Pro 5
Hubs:
Hope Pro 5
Spokes
Sapim
Spokes:
Sapim
Front Tire
Delium
Rugged Reinforced 29
Front Tire:
Delium Rugged Reinforced 29
Rear Tire
Delium
Rugged Reinforced 27.5
Rear Tire:
Delium Rugged Reinforced 27.5
Saddle
Chromag
Brandon Semenuks' 'Overture' Signature Model
Saddle:
Chromag Brandon Semenuks' 'Overture' Signature Model
Seatpost
Other
Marin
Seatpost:
Other Marin
General Info
General Info
Model Year
2025
Model Year:
2025
Intended Use
Downhill
Intended Use:
Downhill
Additional Info
After 14 years, the Marin Quake is back as a dedicated DH, park, and freeride machine. I’ve spent nearly two years testing prototypes with the team, helping refine it into the bike it is today.
The 2025 Quake keeps the original’s 180mm rear travel but now runs a Horst-link suspension instead of Quad Link. The production model comes with a 200mm dual-crown fork but can also be set up with a 180mm or 190mm single crown, making it a versatile beast for big-mountain riding!
I’m running mullet NOBL TR38 rims on Hope Pro 5 hubs. I’m familiar with the durability of the TR38s on big hits and went for a new-to-me choice with the Hope Pro 5 hubs. I’m attracted to their high engagement, minimal drag, and excellent seals, perfect for the wet conditions here in coastal BC! The matching purple hubs, spoke nipples, and chrome decals tie everything together with my bike’s theme.
- Mark Matthews
Learn More about Mark's Marin Quake
Additional Info:
After 14 years, the Marin Quake is back as a dedicated DH, park, and freeride machine. I’ve spent nearly two years testing prototypes with the team, helping refine it into the bike it is today.
The 2025 Quake keeps the original’s 180mm rear travel but now runs a Horst-link suspension instead of Quad Link. The production model comes with a 200mm dual-crown fork but can also be set up with a 180mm or 190mm single crown, making it a versatile beast for big-mountain riding!
I’m running mullet NOBL TR38 rims on Hope Pro 5 hubs. I’m familiar with the durability of the TR38s on big hits and went for a new-to-me choice with the Hope Pro 5 hubs. I’m attracted to their high engagement, minimal drag, and excellent seals, perfect for the wet conditions here in coastal BC! The matching purple hubs, spoke nipples, and chrome decals tie everything together with my bike’s theme.
- Mark Matthews
Learn More about Mark's Marin Quake
4/4/2025 4:25am
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