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All Marin Cyclocross Models
Cortina CX
If crisp air and crunching leaves makes you think of mud, stairs, and cowbells, Marin’s Cortina CX is your bike. Cyclocross glory hinges on acceleration and bike handling, and the Cortina’s T3 Carbon frame combines beefy chainstays with thin seatstays to create a smooth-riding acceleration monster that corners like it’s on rails. Internal routing protects your cables and hoses from all that mud and the post-race pressure-washer. The 15mm thru-axle Naild carbon fork tracks cleanly through rutted mud, off-camber corners, and rough descents. The wide, tubeless-ready WTB KOM i21 rims and Continental Cyclocross Race tires offer all-conditions traction at an impressively low weight, while the Shimano 105 drivetrain ensures a wide gear range and reliable shifting, regardless of weather. And, whether you’re breaking for a 180° turn or a beer hand-up, hydraulic-disc brakes do the job in the nastiest weather with precise modulation so you don’t spill a drop. Cyclcross is for the hardy. Cyclocross is for the Cortina.
If the smell of embrocation sparks your brain’s pleasure center, Marin’s Cortina CX Pro is waiting for you. Cyclocross glory hinges on quick acceleration and bike handling, which is why the Cortina’s T3 carbon frame features beefy chainstays and thin seatstays, creating a smooth-riding acceleration monster that corners like it’s on rails. Plus, internal routing protects your cables and hoses from all that mud—and that post-race pressure-washer. The 15mm thru-axle Naild carbon fork tracks cleanly through rutted mud, off-camber corners, and rough descents, while the stiff Stan’s Grail Team wheels and supple Conti tires offer all-conditions traction and instant acceleration, just what you need to take the hole shot. SRAM’s Force CX1 drivetrain reduces the risk of dropped chains and efficiently sends all your power straight to the rear wheel. Whether you’re breaking for a tight corner or to grab a dollar bill, the SRAM Force hydraulic-disc brakes get the job done in even the nastiest weather with precise modulation. So don your favorite skinsuit, rub on your favorite embro, and line up with Marin’s Cortina.
Marin’s Cortina T3 CX tackles sticky mud, steep hills, and off-camber corners with speed and confidence. The Cortina’s carbon frame and fork ensure a responsive, agile ride. The 11-speed Shimano 105 drivetrain gives you a huge gear range and quick, efficient shifting to get up steeps rises and through sandpits. Hold your speed longer before you have to brake with Shimano's hydraulic road disc brakes. Tubeless-compatible WTB Frequency Race rims hold their speed, while the Continental Cyclocross Race tires offer fast-rolling, all-conditions grip. Marin’s light, strong aluminum stem, bar, and seat post complement this podium-ready steed.
Prime your engine and get ready to rock it on Marin’s Cortina T3 CX Pro. Effortlessly shoulder the lightweight carbon Cortina for a quick ascent; remount, and power through the straight away as the stiff, PressFit30 bottom bracket transfers your every watt into forward motion. The tapered carbon fork offers pinpoint precision through those technical, off-camber corners. Shift through Shimano’s seamless Ultegra Di2 electronic drivetrain to carry speed over steep climbs and through corners. Shimano’s hydraulic disc brakes reliably modulate your momentum, no matter how sloppy the course. And, tubeless-ready Easton EA90 XD wheels hold their line and cut through the mud and sand, while the Continental Cyclocross Race tires offer fast-rolling, all-conditions grip. A Prologo saddle as well as Ritchey’s lightweight WCS stem, bar, and Di2 battery-compatible seat post complement this podium-seeking steed.
Marin’s Cortina T3 CX tackles sticky mud, steep hills, and off-camber corners with speed and confidence. The Cortina’s carbon frame and fork ensure a responsive, agile ride. The SRAM Rival/XO drivetrain gives you a huge gear range and quick, efficient shifts to get up steeps rises and through sandpits. Hold your speed longer before braking with TRP’s Spyre disc brakes. Tubeless compatible WTB Frequency Race rims hold their speed, while the Continental Cyclocross Race tires offer fast-rolling, all-conditions grip. Marin’s light, strong aluminum stem, bar, and seat post complement this podium-ready steed.
Prime your engine and get ready to rock it on Marin’s Cortina T3 CX Pro. Effortlessly shoulder the lightweight carbon Cortina for a quick ascent, remount and power through the straight away as the stiff, PressFit30 bottom bracket transfers your every watt into forward motion. The tapered carbon fork offers pinpoint precision through those technical, off-camber corners. Shift through Shimano’s seamless, quick Ultegra Di2 electronic drivetrain to carry speed over steep climbs and through corners. Shimano’s hydraulic disc brakes reliably modulate your momentum, no matter how sloppy the course. Tubeless-ready Easton EA90 XD wheels hold their line and cut through the mud and sand, while the Continental Cyclocross Race tires offer fast-rolling, all-conditions grip. A prologo saddle and Ritchey’s lightweight WCS stem, bar, and Di2 battery-compatible seat post complement this podium-seeking steed.
Speed, agility and efficiency: the definition of Marin's Cortina. Its 6061-aluminum frame and vibration-damping carbon fork are stiff and lightweight for leaping over barriers or dancing up hills in the urban jungle. Snappy 20-speed SRAM X0 shifting ensures you're in the right gear after run-ups, plus Avid disc brakes enable grippy all-condition stopping power. WTB Frequency Race i19 rims are tubeless-compatible for proficient handling and ride feel. And Ritchey bars, stem and seatpost, and a Prologo saddle, top off the Cortina with style, speed and comfort.
Speed, agility and efficiency define Marin's Cortina, which is good, because that's exactly what you need out on the 'cross course. Its 6061-aluminum frame and vibration-damping carbon fork provide low weight, comfort and stiffness for all the barrier-hopping hammerfests and pavement-pounding sessions you dish out. The FSA/SRAM drivetrain delivers 20 speeds and effortless shifting, ensuring you're in the perfect gear after run-ups and that you conquer all those hills in the urban jungle. Plus, the quality Avid Shorty cantilever brakes are great for all conditions, and Ritchey's fast-rolling wheels with knobby Vittoria tires give you maximum traction and control when you need it most.
When Marin saw that people were using their tough cyclocross bikes as commuters and everyday riders, they created the Lombard. Think of it as a road bike with some serious toughness. But just because it's tough, doesn't mean it's heavy, it's made with a triple-butted aluminum frame for that snappy handling and effortless climbing that roadies, crossers and commuters can agree on. The wide Continental tires are puncture-resistant too, so potholed city streets, gravel paths and dirt roads are fair game on this steed. And, since this bike is named after the curviest road in the country (the steep, twisty Lomard St. in San Fran), this Lombard has 3 chainrings on the FSA cranks for 24 Shimano speeds and powerful Tektro disc brakes.
Luxurious comfort with all the speed you want is what you get in the Lucas Valley. This sweet-handling and zippy roadster utilizes Marin's light, nimble aluminum frame and a carbon fork for vibration damping and comfort. And, you get all the effortless speed and pedaling efficiency of a super-slick road bike with a more comfortable, upright riding position. Plus, the Lucas Valley boasts an easy-pedaling 27-speed Shimano/FSA drivetrain and powerful linear-pull brakes. You'll love the plush WTB saddle and reliable Kenda tires, too.
When Marin saw that people were using their tough cyclocross bikes as commuters and everyday riders, they created the Lombard. Think of it as a road bike with some serious toughness. But just because it's tough, doesn't mean it's heavy, it's made with a triple-butted aluminum frame for that snappy handling and effortless climbing that roadies, crossers and commuters can agree on. The wide Continental tires are puncture-resistant too, so potholed city streets, gravel paths and dirt roads are fair game on this steed. And, since this bike is named after the curviest road in the country (the steep, twisty Lomard St. in San Fran), this Lombard has 3 chainrings on the TruVativ cranks for 24 Shimano speeds and powerful Tektro disc brakes.
Luxurious comfort with all the speed you want is what you get in the Lucas Valley. This sweet-handling and zippy roadster utilizes Marin's light, nimble aluminum frame and a carbon fork for vibration damping and comfort. And, you get all the effortless speed and pedaling efficiency of a super-slick road bike with a more comfortable, upright riding position. Plus, the Lucas Valley boasts an easy-pedaling 27-speed Shimano/FSA drivetrain and powerful linear-pull brakes. You'll love the plush WTB saddle and reliable Kenda tires, too.
