Marin freshens up its three-bike Alpine Trail-E family, presenting eMTBs that range from $4499 up to $6299, bringing some much-needed affordability to the eMTB market. The company released a new entry-level model, and the existing E1 and E2 models received spec updates. All models use Shimano STEPs drive units and the same frame, with three tiers of components.
In this week’s e-bike news:
- Marin Bikes updates Alpine Trail-E models
- Tektro and Bosch collaborate on anti-lock brakes
- E-bike patents point to new technologies at Shimano and other manufacturers
- New tech allows some e-bikes to be powered by certain power tool batteries
- Mountain Bike Pioneer Gary Fisher Launches E-Bike Brand Morelle














