Marin HAWK HILL 1995 VS Giant BOULDER 1997 specs comparison
Marin Hawk Hill
General Infos| Model | Hawk Hill |
| Manufacturer | Marin |
| Year of production | 1995 |
| Current price | Check price Here ==> |
| Color choice |
-Champagne satin |
| Sizes |
- 14 (inches) - 15.5 (inches) - 17.5 (inches) - 19 (inches) - 20.5 (inches) - womens 17.5 (inches) |
| Sizes |
- 14 (inches) - 15.5 (inches) - 17.5 (inches) - 19 (inches) - 20.5 (inches) - womens 17.5 (inches) |
Wheels And Breaking System
| Bike front tire | 26 X 2.10 (inches) Marin Lite |
| Bike rear tire | Not Available |
| Bike wheel size | 26 (inches) Wheels |
| Brakeset type | Shimano AceraX Levers Alloy Cantilever Brakes |
| Hubs for disc brakes | Shimano AceraX |
| Rims manufacturer | 36-hole Araya VP-20 |
| Spoke nipples type | Brass Nipples |
| Spoke wheel | 1.8 (millimeters) Straight Gauge |
Frame and Body Specs
| Frame materials | Tange Chromoly Butted Seat Tube |
| Frame type | TIG-welded Steel |
| Handlebar construction | Marin Lite Alloy |
| Handlebar extender | Optional |
| Handlebar stem details | Marin Lite Chromoly |
| Headset size | 1 1/8 (inches) Marin Lite |
Gearing Specifications
| Bicycle chain | 1/2 X 3/32 (inches) Shimano CN-UG50 |
| Bottom bracket shell width | Not Available |
| Bottom bracket type | Not Available |
| Crankset parts and sizes | 24/34/42 Teeth Shimano AceraX |
| Gear shift levers | Shimano AceraX RapidFire TX |
| Rear gear set | 11 - 24 Teeth 7-speed |
Marin Hawk Hill Fork System Data
| Derailleur (Front) | Bottom-pull Shimano AceraX |
| Derailleur (Rear) | Shimano AceraX |
| Fork material | Unicrown Crown Chromoly |
| Fork type | Marin Lite |
Other Specs of Marin Hawk Hill
| Component group sets | Shimano AceraX |
| Pedals details | Victor MTB |
| Rear shock absorber | Not Available |
| Saddle seat | Marin Lite |
| Seat post extension | 27.0 (millimeters) Diameter Marin Lite Alloy |
Giant Boulder
General Infos| Model | Boulder |
| Manufacturer | Giant |
| Year of production | 1997 |
| Current price | Check price Here ==> |
| Color choice |
- metallic black fade - wild cherry -Cyan and Reflex kandy fade |
| Sizes |
- 14.5 (inches) - 17.5 (inches) - 19.5 (inches) - 21.5 (inches) - 23.5 (inches) - womens 14.5 (inches) - womens 17.5 (inches) - womens 19.5 (inches) |
Wheels And Breaking System
| Bike front tire | 26 X 1.95 (inches) Kenda K-850 |
| Bike rear tire | Not Available |
| Bike wheel size | 26 (inches) Wheels |
| Brakeset type | Aluminum Levers Shimano Altus Brakes |
| Hubs for disc brakes | Rear: Aluminum Nutted Front: Aluminum Quick Release |
| Rims manufacturer | 32-hole Weinmann 519 |
| Spoke nipples type | Brass Nipples |
| Spoke wheel | 2.0 (millimeters) Straight Gauge Steel |
Frame and Body Specs
| Frame materials | Chromoly Seat Tube and hi-tensile Steel |
| Frame type | TIG-welded |
| Handlebar construction | Steel |
| Handlebar extender | Optional |
| Handlebar stem details | Steel |
| Headset size | 1 (inches) HPO1H |
Gearing Specifications
| Bicycle chain | 1/2 X 3/32 (inches) KMC SS-71S |
| Bottom bracket shell width | 68 (millimeters) English |
| Bottom bracket type | Chin Haur CH-48 |
| Crankset parts and sizes | 28/38/48 Teeth SR Aluminum |
| Gear shift levers | Grip Shift MRX-170 |
| Rear gear set | 14 - 28 Teeth 7-speed |
Giant Boulder Fork System Data
| Derailleur (Front) | Bottom-pull Shimano Tourney TY-22 Top-swing |
| Derailleur (Rear) | Shimano Tourney TY-22 |
| Fork material | Unicrown Crown Hi-tensile Steel |
| Fork type | Giant |
Other Specs of Giant Boulder
| Component group sets | Shimano Tourney TY-22 |
| Pedals details | P50 Nylon |
| Rear shock absorber | Not Available |
| Saddle seat | Giant |
| Seat post extension | 29.2 (millimeters) Diameter Aluminum |
Useful links and guides ....
- To know more about this exacte bike, Marin provided us with the latest version of its Hawk Hill bike manual
- Find All parts, tires and accessories of Marin Hawk Hill Mountain bike here
- Get your Giant Boulder manual book version yo know further about this bike
- Saddles, tires And mechanical parts for Giant Boulder Mountain bike here