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Ofertas de Hoy2024 Deviate
Claymore Frame
Precio del fabricante
2999 GBP(3459 €)| Peso | 3,2 kg (frame) |
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| Marco | Carbón |
| Suspensión | completo |
| Ruedas | 29″ |
Resumen
The Deviate Claymore is a standout enduro bike with a high-pivot design that excels in steep and gnarly terrain, offering a mix of nimble handling and plush suspension. While it pedals well and charges hard, it requires an experienced rider to fully unlock its potential, and some reviews note issues like idler noise and suspension behavior under braking. Its unique frame design and climbing efficiency are frequently praised, though it's not the quickest climber in its category.
Unique high-pivot frame design
Excellent in steep and gnarly terrain
Nimble and precise handling
Good pedaling efficiency
Comfortable riding position
Idler noise with dry or dirty chain
Suspension can feel unsupportive in mid-stroke
Requires experienced rider to maximize performance
Expensive frame
Not the quickest climber in its category
The Claymore is the enduro bruiser of Scottish high-pivot specialist Deviate.
Enduro Mountainbike MagazineThis bike in the flesh looks absolutely stunning to say the least.
Revolution Mountain Bike MagazineBottom line: the Claymore excels when things get steep and gnarly.Pinkbike
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dic 2024 · Scotty Prendergast
Now it’s no secret the test team at [R]evolution headquarters get our hands on some excellent kit for review, we really like to share with our fans at home our insights and riding experience so you can make some informed decisions when you’re considering the purchase of a new whip. Words // Scotty Prendergast. Photos // Matt Staggs Most of the times we work with some very big brands in the industry but from time to time we get our […]
Excellent climbing efficiency for a long travel enduro bike
High-pivot design eliminates chain growth and pedal kickback
Smooth, progressive suspension with good traction
Stable at high speed yet light and maneuverable
Quiet cable routing with semi-external design
Bolt-on carbon fiber downtube guard
Lifetime warranty
Versatile for racing and freeride/park
jun 2024 · Seb Stott
The 29" Claymore was impressive - how does the mixed wheel variant stack up?
ago 2023 · Ian Collins
Well before bike park season kicked off Deviate Cycles sent out their high pivot Claymore for reviewing as a frameset. Personally I like testing bikes this way as it allows me to hone in on the bike’s DNA and baked in attributes, while allowing readers to judge the value of various models independently and map them in regards to their budget. After all, the value aspect can vary wildly at different spec levels and with different frame materials. In any case, this isn’t my first time riding a high pivot bike with an idler but I do think the Claymore
dic 2022 · Simon Kohler
Scottish high pivot specialist Deviate enter the race with their new enduro bike, the Claymore. How does it fare against the competition?
Unique and rare
Well-thought-out high pivot frame
Precise and nimble
Dropper post cable rattles
Requires an experienced rider
ago 2022 · Robert Johnston
Even though we haven't been able to spend enough time on it yet, the first ride has told us one thing for sure - the Deviate Claymore rips!
Charges damn hard
Pedals well
Retains some playfulness
Looks great
Firms under braking
Idler noise (with dry chain)
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