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Marin Attack Pro

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  1. Does anyone know anything about this frame? Im trying to
    find a decent frame to start with my bike build, something
    around $1000. Anyone have any other recommendations?

  2. On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 10:07:07 -0600, "Chris" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone know anything about this frame? Im trying to
    find a decent frame to start with my bike build, something
    around $1000. Anyone have any other recommendations?


    Would this be the same Marin as in "Moon Over Marin"
    by the DK's?

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    rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an
    immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world.
    :-]

  3. Do you mean the Attack Trail? I built up this frame several
    monthes ago. For me it is a Cross Country bike because I
    weigh 220. One thing I find different from my old Marin Mt.
    Vision is the new setup on this bike is very bouncing when
    standing on the pedals, but then it is a four bar suspension
    and that problem is solved with lockouts my fork and rear
    suspension.

    The frame has definitely increased my speeds going downhill
    on the rough stuff, but I feel I owe a lot of the credit for
    this to my Marzocchi Z 1 Freeride fork.

    So far I really like the frame, but wish they had used
    bearings instead of bushings in the rear suspension mounts.
    I was also surprised when I found out I could only mount
    disc brakes on the frame.

    I also, ended up with a frame an inch larger than I ordered,
    but you know what, it was a blessing in disguise because now
    I am getting over some bigger logs that were problem for me
    before. There is a noticeable feeling of being top heavy at
    times, but it seems to confine itself to be felt and not so
    much of a performance issue. Maybe it would be more of an
    issue if I was into some radical cornering.

    Chris said:

    Does anyone know anything about this frame? Im trying to
    find a decent frame to start with my bike build, something
    around $1000. Anyone have any other recommendations?

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