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2018 Rocky Mountain

Slayer Carbon Frameset

A 27.5″ carbon frame full suspension enduro frameset.

FrameCarbon
SuspensionFull, 165mm rear
ShockFox Float DPX2 Factory
Wheels27.5″
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Sizing
SM

5'2" – 5'8"

MD

5'6" – 5'11"

LG

5'10" – 6'3"

XL

6'1" – 6'7"

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Summary

The Rocky Mountain Slayer is a highly capable enduro bike, praised for its adjustable geometry, progressive suspension, and confident downhill performance. It offers a choice between 29-inch and 27.5-inch wheel sizes, with the latter providing increased travel. The bike's RIDE-4 adjustment system and refined kinematics contribute to its versatility and improved ride quality.

Pros
  • Adjustable geometry with RIDE-4 system

  • Progressive suspension for improved performance

  • Choice of wheel sizes (29-inch and 27.5-inch)

  • Confident and capable downhill

  • Steep seat tube angle enhances climbing

Cons
  • 35-pound weight may be hefty for some

  • Size-specific shock tuning may not suit all riders

  • Lack of integrated frame protection

Key Quotes
The Slayer is like having your own personal skills coach—it will give you confidence and inspire you to push through the pucker factor.
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
It’s a hell of a stock build that allows the Slayer to be pushed to the limits, and it held up through months of demanding testing.
Mountain Flyer logoMountain Flyer
The new Slayer straddles the line between enduro racing and park riding.
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BIKE Magazine
Bible Review: Rocky Mountain Slayer 29 C70

Dec 2019

As Canadian as poutine, the new Slayer taps into the original recipe.

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Mountain Bike Action
First Ride: Rocky Mountain Slayer 29

Dec 2019 · McCoy

Its ability to crawl up climbs while offering near downhill-bike performance on the descents was...

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MTBR
Rocky Mountain Slayer – First Look

Aug 2019 · Josh Patterson

- Mtbr.com

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Mountain Flyer
Tested: Rocky Mountain Slayer 770 MSL

Jun 2018

2001 was a notable year for Rocky Mountain Bicycles. In October of that year, the Canadian brand’s team rider and prophetic pioneer of freeride, Wade Simmons, smashed, crashed and hucked his way to victory at the inaugural Red Bull Rampage in Virgin, Utah. That same year also saw the release of Rocky Mountain’s Slayer — a “trail” bike before the term had entered our vernacular.

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MBR
Rocky Mountain Slayer 770 MSL (2017) first ride - MBR

Dec 2016 · Mountain Bike Rider

The latest Rocky Mountain Slayer eats trails for tea and cleanses its palate with boulders and rubble.

Highs
  • The shape is perfect for what is ultimately a downhill bike that can be pedalled back up. There’s space for a water bottle!

Lows
  • Tall head tube could be a turn-off for some people who want it low on the front. Spec’d grips were on the narrow side.

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BikeRadar
Rocky Mountain Slayer 750 MSL first ride review

Oct 2016 · Russell Eich

On the flip side of that equation, the Slayer felt like a big bike when speeds were slow or when climbing.

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Dirt Mountainbike
Rocky Mountain Slayer 2017

Aug 2016 · Sean White

The all-mountain legend returns...

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Geometry
Specs
Build
Frame

SMOOTHWALL™ Carbon. Full Sealed Cartridge Bearings. Press Fit BB. Internal Cable Routing. RIDE-4™ Adjustable Geometry.. SMOOTHWALL™ Rear Triangle

Shock

Fox Float DPX2 Factory

Travel165mm

Groupset
Front Derailleur

Rocky Mountain Spirit Guide

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