Cutthroat C GRX 810 2x
A carbon frame gravel bike with high-end components and hydraulic disc brakes.
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MSRP | $4,699 |
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Weight | 24.2 lbs |
Frame | Carbon |
Suspension | Rigid |
Fork | Carbon |
Wheels | 29″ Aluminum |
Drivetrain | 2 × 11 |
Groupset | GRX 800, Race Face |
Brakes | Hydraulic Disc |
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Jul 2021
It might have drop handlebars and knobbly tyres, but the Salsa Cutthroat C GRX 810 is no normal gravel bike and nor is it a mountain bike. Instead, it is a hybrid of the two, designed to tackle the demanding ultra-adventure race, the Tour Divide. While that may seem niche, I found it incredibly capable and a huge amount of fun to ride.
Oct 2020 · Benjamin Topf
The Cutthroat GRX 600 is Salsa's bikepacking race bike, equipped with a made-to-measure frame bag, 17 mounting points and Boost axles. Read on to find out how the carbon frameset fares in direct comparison with the competition.
Very composed
Very high level of comfort without feeling vague
Confidence-inspiring
Lots of packing space
Oct 2019
Ride the Divide, shred singletrack, or race gravel-enduro—the Cutthroat’s got you covered.
Oct 2019 · Logan Watts
Salsa Cycles just announced the fully redesigned, next-level Cutthroat V2. We had a chance to put well over 1,000 miles on one prior to today’s launch for this full review. Find all the details, our ride impressions, and loads of photos here...
Carbon frame and fork continue to be incredibly comfortable, compliant, lightweight, and fast
The lines and aesthetics of the Cutthroat v2 are much more appealing than v1
Continues to be one of the most confident and stable drop-bar 29ers on the market
Nearly unmatched cargo carrying capability
New bolt-on frame pack is very well done
If I had one frame update wish, it’s that the Cutthroat would have a flip chip in the rear dropout, allowing for a shorter or longer chainstay depending on ride and tire choice
For this build, I’d like to see wider rims; for some reason Salsa specced the 22.5mm inner width Spline rims instead of the 25mm. A 27mm IW would be ideal.
Frame | Cutthroat Carbon BB Standard: BB86/BB92, Press Fit Tire Clearance: 2.4" Color: Tan |
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Fork | Cutthroat |
Shock | N/A |
Bottom Bracket | Press Fit BB92, 41 x 92 mm |
Headset | Cane Creek 40 |
Stem | Salsa Guide |
Handlebar | Zoom DR-AL-199BTFOV |
Saddle | WTB SL8 Medium Steel SL |
Seatpost | Salsa Guide Type: Rigid |
Rear Derailleur | Shimano GRX RX810 |
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Front Derailleur | Shimano GRX RX810 |
Crank | Race Face Aeffect-R, Easton 46/30t chainrings |
Shifters | Shimano GRX RX810 |
Cassette | Shimano HG700 11–34t, 11-speed |
Chain | Shimano HG601 |
Brakes | Shimano GRX RX810, Shimano RT70 rotors (Center Lock, 160 mm) Type: Hydraulic Disc |
Rims | Front: Shimano Deore XT 15 x 110 mm hub, WTB ST i25 rim, 32h, Rear: Shimano Deore XT 12 x 148 mm hub, WTB ST i25 rim, 32h |
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Tires | Teravail Sparwood 29 x 2.2", 60 tpi, tubeless compatible, Durable casing |
Racks | Capable of carrying four (52 cm frames) or five (54–60 cm frames) bottles with Three-Pack Mounts on the fork. Mounts for EXP Series Top Tube Bag and two accessory mounts on the underside of the downtube provide space for the Salsa Anything Bracket Mini or fuel, water bottle, or Salsa KEG. Cutthroat Direct Mount Frame Pack provides ample capacity across all frame sizes, and front and rear rack mounts offer endless options for carrying cargo |
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Last updated March 23