Marin · Mid-range full-suspension trail bike · 2026
Marin Rift Zone 2
Full suspension keeps the ride composed when the trail gets lively.
Key facts
| Type | Full-suspension trail bike |
|---|---|
| Level | Mid-range — The sweet spot — clearly better parts without silly money. |
| Price (EU) | not sold |
| Price (US) | $2,499 at Marin |
| Frame | Aluminium |
| Groupset | Shimano Deore |
| Gears | 1x12 |
| Brakes | Hydraulic disc |
| Fork travel (mm) | 140 |
| Rear travel (mm) | 130 |
| Sizes | S, M |
| Last checked |
What we like
- Hydraulic disc brakes
What size Marin Rift Zone 2 do I need?
From Marin's size chart. Enter your height below and we'll pick the size.
| Size | Rider height | Inseam | Frame |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 160–168 cm · 5′3″–5′6″ | — | S |
| M | 168–180 cm · 5′6″–5′11″ | — | M |
Alternatives to the Marin Rift Zone 2
All full-suspension mountain bikes →Siskiu T8
Full suspension keeps the ride composed when the trail gets lively.
- Aluminium
- Shimano Deore
- 140/135 mm
Spectral 5
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- Shimano Deore
- 150 mm
- 15.9 kg
Siskiu D7
Full suspension keeps the ride composed when the trail gets lively.
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Marin Rift Zone 2: FAQ
How much does the Marin Rift Zone 2 cost?
About $2,499 (US). Prices change often, so check the retailer for the current price.
What size Marin Rift Zone 2 do I need?
S: 160–168 cm (5′3″–5′6″); M: 168–180 cm (5′6″–5′11″). Between sizes: the smaller is more agile, the larger more stable.
Who is the Marin Rift Zone 2 for?
It's a mid-range full-suspension trail bike: The sweet spot — clearly better parts without silly money. Full-suspension mountain bikes are best for singletrack with roots, rocks and drops, riders who want one mountain bike that does everything, alpine riding and long days on varied trails.
What are alternatives to the Marin Rift Zone 2?
Polygon Siskiu T8 ($2,600), Canyon Spectral 5 (€2,299 / $2,799), Polygon Siskiu D7 ($1,800).
Is the Marin Rift Zone 2 right for you?
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