Trek Marlin 6 Gen 3 Mountain Bike - Green - Size S

The recommended tire pressure is usually printed on the sidewall of your tires. Ensure the tires are inflated within the recommended range.

The front suspension fork should be serviced annually or as recommended by RockShox, based on riding conditions and frequency.

Yes, the Trek Marlin 6 Gen 3 is dropper post compatible.

Regularly clean and lubricate the chain and gears. Inspect the chain for wear and replace when needed.

No, the bike comes with standard platform pedals, not clipless pedals.

The warranty information can be found on Trek's official website or in the documentation that came with the bike.

Consult a bike mechanic for brake adjustment, or refer to the Shimano brake system's documentation.

Consult the Trek size chart for guidance, but ideally get fit at your local bike shop to ensure the correct size.

Check brake fluid and bleed the brakes if necessary. Inspect brake pads for wear.

Adjust the derailleur or cable tension. Clean and lubricate the chain and gears.

Adjust the air pressure in the front suspension to match your weight and riding style.

Check tires for punctures and inflate tires to the recommended pressure.

Tighten all bolts and check for loose components. Lubricate contact points.