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Marin Lombard Series
What riding style is this geometry intended for?
The Lombard has an upright position that's as at home commuting into the city as it is rolling round country lanes on the weekend
How many gears does this bike come equipped with?
2x9spd drivetrain
Are the wheels tubeless ready?
Unfortunately these wheels are not tubeless ready because are built with durability in mind for riding off into the sunset where sealant top ups are not possible.
Are the tyres tubeless ready?
As tubeless tyres are still a new technology and can be a personal preference decision with some people preferring to keep using the tried and tested innertube, this bike will come with traditional innertube specific tyres.
Are tubeless valves and tape provided with the bike?
Not with this bike, but if you're looking to make the switch the wheelsets are able to be upgrades with a kit from some of our aftermarket suppliers on our website
What groupset is this bike equipped with?
The Shimano 3x9spd gear set offered a wide range of gear sets to tackle any type of ride. Its simplicity and durability also suit the type of bike where you want things to just work
What brakes is this bike equipped with?
Disc brakes have become a must on the modern road bike. Offering strong and reliable braking performance in any condition. When you are flying down your local descent you want to know your brakes are going to pull you up on time.
Does this bike come in any other colours?
Each season there are new colourways offered throughout the range. Unfortunately getting the right colour for you in the spec you are looking for isn't always possible because the colourway is season dependent for each specific model in the range.
Does this bike come with any other specs?
The Lombard is only available in one model, but is well spec'd so it should suit riding from getting ready to sprint to the next stoplight or to crest a peak on the distant fireroad.
What's the bikes' frame material?
The Lombard 2 features a Series 3 aluminium frame and carbon fork with thru-axles while the Lombard 1 features a Series 2 aluminium frame and aluminium fork. Both models have internal cable routing and reflective frame graphics.
What's the bikes' fork material?
Durable 6061 aluminium fork with mid mounts for carriers and lower mounts for fenders
What's the bikes' wheels’ material?
Aluminium rims for durability and serviceability
Does this bike come with thru axles or QR skewers?
The tried and true quick release system for the wheels on the front and rear means its a breeze to get wheels off for those unlucky moments when you need to fix a flat tyre.
What is the weight of this bike?
Entry level exploring calls for durability and adaptability so coming in at around 10.6 - 10.9kg means that you can be sure you're getting a well spec'd bike for the purpose while still keeping an eye on the weight.
What's the supplied tyre width?
A multi purpose bike means that the tyres on the Lombard are not too big at ,700x40c, keeping rolling resistance to a minimum while still keeping the traction available for when you need it.
Does this bike come with pedals?
Yes this bike does come with some commuting specific pedals to get you going but there's always the option to upgrade to a different shape of flat pedal for traction or move to a Clip-in style pedal and shoe combination
Can I fit more than one bottle cage in this frame?
This model has a couple of mounts available for a bottle cage or another storage solution. Keeping you hydrated and allowing access to spares if needed. With additional mounts all over the frame and fork to strap on any number of portage accessories
What tyre pressure should I run?
As the tyres are larger in volume to a traditional road bike it's recommended to start softer and work your way up in pressure. So we recommend pressures in the range of 50-60psi.
Does this bike come with a power meter?
No, because these models are usually not suited to customers looking to measure their power, but it is possible to fit any number of power meters to the frame as all the frame standards are pretty "normal" for the industry.
Does this bike come with electronic shifting?
This model does not come with electronic shifting to keep value in mind and serviceability.
Can I use this bike for triathlons?
One of the great things about the triathlon scene is that you can almost ride on any type of bike if you'd like. So yes, this bike will easily be able to do a triathlon.
Can I fit triathlon aero bars to the handlebars?
Not Ideally, but if you are planning on doing some multi discipline riding then a set of clip-on bars would certainly open up the field of riding you can do
Can I set this bike on the trainer?
Yes, although we recommend using a steel rear quick release axle or the axle provided with the trainer you have purchased.
Can I fit mudguards or a rear rack to this bike?
Yes, there's more than enough space to run a full size fender set, although take care with your tyre size to maintain clearance for mud shedding.
How wide are the handlebars?
400-440mm in width
What's the stem length?
70-110mm
Does this bike come equipped with front and rear lights?
No, lights must be purchased separately.
What riding category is this bike intended for?
For the Lombard Series, in accordance with Polygon's universal classification, these bikes belong to bike class 3. You can read more about the various classifications here.