The Best All-Round Bike Money Can Buy | Marin Four Corners Review

Our cycle guides have been using the Marin Four Corners bike for the season of touring and overall we have been really happy with the Four Corners. The two standout points for us were their comfort and durability. This really is the best all-round bike.

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Marin Four Corners Overview
2:05 Things to consider
4:06 Conclusion

👉Bike: Marin Four Corners - https://www.marinbikes.com/gb/bikes/2...
👉Mudguards: SKS Commuter - https://amzn.to/4jnKLNm
👉Tyres: Schwalbe Marathon Plus - https://amzn.to/4i8KahM (in video)
WTB Resolute 42 - https://amzn.to/4gBtnmF (for gravel)
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For some the weight may be an issue, as it is 13.6kg, however the only time we noticed this was when putting it on the roof of our support vehicle, and this is only because we are to used to our road bikes which are around 8-9kg. Up hills the gearing they use, a Sora 3x9, makes easy work of any incline we've been on yet, this includes up and over the Pyrenees.

If you are thinking of this bike for bike packing, just check the handlebar width will allow you to carry the handlebar bag you want. This is only thing I can really think of which may hinder your enjoyment with it.

We have done 100+ mile days on tarmac, gentle gravel tracks through France, and a spot of mountain biking in Spain on these bikes, and it handled it all very well. I am currently using mine for commuting around town.

We have been happy with our bikes, and would recommend them to others who are seeking a great all round bike, capable of on and off road riding. Overall they are just a fun bikes to ride, we're always smiling at the end of a ride.

For further details on specifications check out Marin's website:
https://www.marinbikes.com/gb/bikes/2...