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Item 776853
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Specification | Description |
| Frame | 6061 Aluminum |
| Fork | RFE Carbon |
| Crankset | Truvativ Five D 3.1, 48/36/26 |
| Bottom bracket | Truvativ sealed cartridge |
| Shifters | Shimano Deore |
| Front derailleur | Shimano Deore |
| Rear derailleur | Shimano Deore |
| Rear cogs | Shimano, 11-32, 9-speed |
| Brakes | Hayes MX-4 mechanical disc, 160mm rotors |
| Brake levers | Forged alloy 3-finger |
| Rims | WTB SX24 |
| Front hub | Alloy double sealed, 32h |
| Rear hub | Alloy double sealed, 32h |
| Tires | Continental Sport Contact, 26x1.6 |
| Handlebar | 6061 alloy double butted |
| Stem | Marin OS alloy threadless |
| Seat post | Comp alloy micro adjust |
| Saddle | WTB Speed Comp V |
| Pedals | Platform |
| Headset | Double sealed threadless |
| Chain | Shimano HG53 |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Bike weight | Why we don't provide weights |
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Comments about Marin Point Reyes Bike - 2009:
I love this bike. Have ridden a Specialized StumpJumper and Trek 2200 for a bunch of years and wanted an on road alternative that was lighter and rolled better than the Stumper and was more comfortable than the Trek. This bike is extremely light, climbs like a monkey and is very nimble. I still get dusted by the spandex brigade on their road bikes but love the way this bike rolls along. The saddle is extremely comfortable, the shifters are solid, and the brakes haul this bike down just like my motorcycle--fast and stable. On top of the high-level performance, I love Marin designs: innovative and very pleasing to the eye.
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Comments about Marin Point Reyes Bike - 2009:
I love the look of the bike and the components are good (except the brakes). Pedaling is very smooth. In 4 days I've put 150 miles on the bike. Every 8 miles or so I have to stop and adjust the brakes 'cause they rub and/or squeal. I have 6 bikes and this is the only one with brakes that rub.
This will be the last bike I buy with disc brakes. I'd rather have a coaster brake bike than endure the maintenance required for disc brakes. Maybe its the Hayes brakes? Based upon what I've read, tho, I think it's a characteristic of disc brakes in general.
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Comments about Marin Point Reyes Bike - 2009:
My 10-year old FS Homegrown finally got to the point of not worth maintaining so I was looking for a bike for commutes, cross training (I'm a runner) and riding along side my wife on her long runs. I'm getting 70-80 miles per week on it with those uses. Surfaces are mostly city streets and paved paths with a few miles of packed gravel or dirt.
The bike is surprisingly smooth at speed despite the light weight. Design and craftsmanship of the frame are top-notch. The components are nice, though decidedly a step down from the full XTR setup I'm used to. Hopefully there will be a tradeoff in durability.
The disc brakes are a lot nicer than standard brakes. The only problem I've had is in trying to perfectly align the disc between the pads when reattaching the wheels. The bike is too fast for group rides with others on hybrid bikes to be worthwhile and too slow to keep up with others on road bikes, but as a commuter, pack mule and comfortable means of getting in some extra cardio work it's great.
Service and delivery comments:
I was happy with the assembly performed by the REI service staff.
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