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2021 Salsa

Timberjack Single Speed 29

Prix du fabricant

1 699 $US(1 460 €)
Poids13,4 kg  
CadreAluminium
SuspensionSemi-rigide, 130mm
FourcheRockShox 35 Gold RL
roues29″ Aluminium
TransmissionSingle-speed
GroupeShimano
FreinsShimano Disque hydraulique
Tige de selleCompte-gouttes
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Based on frame geometry and build specs.

Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Timberjack Single Speed 29
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Transmission

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

25 km/h

Timberjack Single Speed 29

42 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Dimensions
XS

157cm – 163cm

SM

160cm – 175cm

MD

173cm – 183cm

LG

180cm – 191cm

XL

188cm +

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Commentaires

Résumé

The Salsa Timberjack is a versatile and capable trail hardtail, praised for its aggressive geometry, flexible fork options, and bikepacking readiness. It offers a balanced ride quality, modernized handling, and a range of builds that provide great value. While it excels in singletrack and off-road exploration, some note its weight and the stiffness of certain components as drawbacks.

Pros
  • Aggressive trail hardtail design

  • Flexible fork options (120- to 150-millimeter)

  • Tire size options (29 x 2.6 or 27.5 x 2.8-inch)

  • More mounting points than ever

  • Great value in a hardtail mountain bike

Cons
  • Heavy, especially the rear end

  • 35mm handlebar and stem aren’t for everyone

  • Low-end fork has limitations

Key Quotes
The Salsa Timberjack XT 29 has been an incredibly fun bike to ride.
BIKEPACKING.com
Salsa managed to take the already impressive Timberjack platform, make it more capable on the descents, and modernize it, without taking away from it’s bikepacking potential and overall pedal-friendly demeanor. A homerun in my opinion.
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They’re bikes for the serious adventurer who is willing to pay to have kit that works.
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Field Test: Salsa Timberjack XT 29

avr. 2022 · Alicia Leggett

The Salsa Timberjack XT 29 is an all-around play and adventure bike, designed for high-alpine bikepacking adventures or backyard jaunts.

Points forts
  • Very versatile

  • Shimano drivetrain is excellent

  • Adjustable chainstay length & singlespeed option

Points faibles
  • Not the fastest climber

  • Fork is the weakest part of the build

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Singletrack World
Review: Salsa Timberjack SLX 29 - how will you ride yours?

janv. 2022 · Singletrack Magazine

We review the Salsa Timberjack SLX 29 - a hardtail that's ready to play, or ready to carry you over the hills and far away.

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2021 Salsa Timberjack Review

juin 2021 · Miles Arbour

For 2021, Salsa announced a major update to the Timberjack, their alloy hardtail. Find Miles’ thoughts on the 2021 Salsa Timberjack XT 29er here, including a deep dive into its new geometry and how that carries over to bikepacking.

Points forts
  • Great value in a hardtail mountain bike

  • Almost perfectly tuned geometry for trail riding and bikepacking

  • More mounting points than ever

  • Surprisingly capable

  • Sizing and fit is spot on

Points faibles
  • Low-end fork has limitations

  • Heavy. Especially the rear end

  • 35mm handlebar and stem aren’t for everyone

  • Not the most forgiving frame

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Outdoor Gear Lab
Salsa Timberjack Deore

août 2019 · Jeremy Benson

The Salsa Timberjack Deore 27.5+ is an affordable entry-level hardtail mountain bike. Despite having good experiences on a higher-end build of the...

Points forts
  • Inexpensive

  • Dropper seat post

Points faibles
  • Poor fork specification

  • Poor tire specification

  • Not as stable at speed

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Timberjack v2 Aluminum

Norme BBBSA, 73mm, Fileté

CouleurGray

Fourche

RockShox 35 Gold RL Air, 130 mm

Voyager130mm

Type de ressortAir

Amortisseur arrière

N/A

Pédalier

73 mm BSA

Tige

Salsa Guide Trail 35.0, 50 mm

Guidon

Race Face Chester 35.0 mm, 780 mm width, 20 mm rise XS–SM; 35 mm Rise MD–XL

Selle

WTB Volt Medium, Steel, 142 x 265 mm

Tige de selle

TranzX YSP05JL 30.9 mm, 0 mm offset, 30 mm Travel Adjustable, 125 x 409 mm XS–SM; 150 x 459 mm MD; 170 x 499 mm LG; 200 x 559 mm XL

TypeCompte-gouttes

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

N/A

Dérailleur avant

N/A

Manivelle

Shimano MT510, 32t

Manettes

N/A

Cassette

Prime Aero Spacer Kit and lock ring, 18t

Chaîne

KMC Z1eHZX EPT Anti-Rust (1/2" x 3/32")

Freins

Shimano MT401, Shimano RT10 Center Lock rotors (180 mm front, 160 mm rear)

TypeShimano Disque hydraulique

roues
Jantes

Front: Shimano MT400-B Center Lock 15 x 110 mm hub, WTB ST i30 32h 29" rim, Rear: Shimano MT400-B HG Center Lock 12 x 148 mm hub, WTB ST i30 32h 29" rim

Pneus

Maxxis Minion DHF front, Maxxis Rekon rear, 29 x 2.6", EXO TR

Disques

Shimano MT401, Shimano RT10 Center Lock rotors (180 mm front, 160 mm rear)

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