The ULTIMATE Budget Full Suspension bike for 2023 / Marin Rift Zone
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Just got a 2022 Rift Zone 1 today. I love it so far!
Another thing I love about this bike was being able to slam a 200mm dropper all the way in the seat tube. Fully extended with the post at full insertion it is perfect for me. Loooove it
Loving the colors on the new 2023 Marin bikes.
love the color of the 2023!!
Marin keeps the hits coming. Loving my 2022 and love that colorway for 2023. If anyone is on the fence jump off of it and hop on a Riftzone either the 2022 or 2023 you will not be disappointed!!
Agree!!! Awesome bikes
Orange & blue goes crazy
Sick bike but I’m very happy with my 2022 rift zone!!
I haven’t ridden in like 10 years, life things forced me to stop, but while I am recovering from a work related injury I ordered this exact bike. I can’t get on the trails yet but I’ve been tinkering with it, customizing and changing things, and able to do some low impact street riding. I love it! Can’t wait to be able to get on the trails.
Hoping you do a riding/trail review on how it handles soon!
Ride review coming up soon
Nice, the 2023 looks great
Great review. I am currently riding my 2005 Giant Reign 2 that I had custom built new back in 2006. I have had Marin bikes before many years ago (Nail Trail & East Peak) and really looking at the Rift Zone 2.
FYI Polygon owns Marin and manufactures the bikes in Indonesia. I own a 2021 Polagon Siskiu T8 and I bought a 2022 Riftzone 2 for my daughter. The quality of the Marin is great but Im really disappointed with the fact that I can’t get her dropper all the way in the frame. She is only 5,1 so having a dropper all the way in would make the bike way better for her to get on and off especially on the trail. The new frame looks like you can get a 120 or 150 dropper all the way down. I wish I got her a T8 like mine or waited a couple months for the new version of the rift zone, I knew it was coming out. Can you push the seat post all the way down on both frames and measure the difference? It would be helpful for people to compare and factor it in as the old one is still being sold discounted.
Frame design does play into how much of a seat post you can fit for sure. Polygon and Marin are owned by the same main company. They do run as separate companies. They each have independent design authority. So one should not in theory influence each other directly.
was exactly looking for this kind of comparison video for Marin RFZ 1 size small for the old and newer version
Would you recommend a medium size for a 15 year old who is 5’7
Yes that should be a good size. But you might check the top of the chart for a small also
Hey, I just want to ask does the Xfusion fork that comes with the newest Marin is good in small bump sensitivity like the Rockshox recon?
I feel like it is. It feels a little lighter than the recon also.
Slick!
Would be nice to see the rift zone compared to the T7
I agree. I would love to get one for a side by side.
11-51T
hey, im 6'1 should i get xl frame or L? and how tall are you and how big your frame is?
I am 5’11” and this is a L
Which size do you have ?
I rode a large
Curse those resin only rotors!
😂
Well you can run them with other pads too. They just die quicker.
Drink every time he says millimeter
Good luck getting past the 1st 3 minutes 😂
What you mean budget? It's a 1.6k bike. Lol
I understand where you are coming from but in the world of name brand full suspension mountain bikes sub $2k is considered budget. I wish that wasn't the case but sadly it is.
@@RunBikeMike Thanks for the response. I picked up the Rift Zone 1 for myself and thought it was funny that a 1.7k bike could be considered budget. But seeing the prices of pretty much any other full suspension bike, I can see that mine is a lot of value for the money comparing, it to other full-suspension ones out on the market.
@@saddiqjeelani563 how are u liking it, it's on sale for 1200 worth a buy?
@@randomkid9076 It's a very durable bike, I'm a fan. Likely the best bang for the buck, as all competitors in the same advanced range are going for $3,000+. I'd recommend you pick it up before they pick the prices back up, I'm seeing it online for $1,100 too now. Rift Zone 1 is the one I have, 29" wheels.