Alpine Trail E

MTB with added BOOST. The Alpine Trail E is your ticket to maximum, super-boosted fun. Up, along and down, bigger climbs, longer descents, more laps, more good times. Fresh legs, full battery, let’s go!

eMTB

23 AT E2 action 10

23 AT E action 5

23 AT E action 4

The Alpine Trail is our take on the ultimate enduro eMTB, bringing together Shimano drive units, 160/150mm travel, mullet wheels and our much-loved MultiTrac suspension platform. Wherever or whatever you’re riding, the Alpine Trail E will lap it up again and again and again.

Alpine Trail E2
- Description: Wheel Size : Mixed 29"/27.5", Full Suspension | Aluminum
- Price: ~~$6,299.00~~ Sale: $4,729.00
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Alpine Trail E1
- Description: Wheel Size : Mixed 29"/27.5", Full Suspension | Aluminum
- Price: ~~$4,899.00~~ Sale: $3699.00
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Alpine Trail E
- Description: Wheel Size : Mixed 29"/27.5", Full Suspension | Aluminum
- Price: ~~$4,499.00~~ Sale: $3379.00
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Technology

Detail image of Shimano STEPs battery on Alpine Trail E mountain bike

SERIES 4 ALUMINUM FRAME

Alpine Trail E models are built upon our Series 4 aluminum frames, with detailed forgings, highly manipulated tubes, and full internal cable routing, giving the rider the highest-end alloy frame that Marin offers, compatible with modern coil or air shocks.

Detail shot of Alpine Trail E2 rear shock

MULTITRAC SUSPENSION

The Alpine Trail E features the same great, proven MultiTrac suspension technology, but optimized for the Shimano STEPS system. With this combination there is no need for platform or lockout levers, just get on and blast up the hills.

MIXED WHEEL SIZES

29” front and 27.5”+ rear wheel sizes are the ideal combination for the Alpine Trail E, with larger front wheel easily rolling over most any trail obstacle and offering the best cornering traction, while the burly 27.5” x 2.8” rear setup adds playfulness and enhances acceleration and braking traction.

Detail image of an Alpine Trail E frame.

DROPPER POST OPTIMIZED

The modern day trail rider needs their saddle out of the way at times, while low-slung frames require longer length posts. On the Alpine Trail E, seat tube lengths have been minimized, along with minimum insertion depths, so that riders of all sizes can get the proper extension needed.