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2023 Salsa

Timberjack XT 27.5+

Prix du fabricant

1 999 $US(1 718 €)2 499 $US
Poids14,7 kg  
CadreAluminium
SuspensionSemi-rigide, 130mm
FourcheRockShox 35 Gold RL
roues27.5″ Aluminium
Transmission1 × 12
GroupeXT, SLX
FreinsShimano Deore Disque hydraulique
Tige de selleCompte-gouttes
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Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Timberjack XT 27.5+
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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)

39 km/h

Timberjack XT 27.5+

42 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Niveau de spécification estimé

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Dimensions
XS

157cm – 163cm

SM

160cm – 175cm

MD

173cm – 183cm

LG

180cm – 191cm

XL

188cm +

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Résumé

The Salsa Timberjack is celebrated for its versatility and modern geometry, making it a favorite for playful riders and serious adventurers alike. It excels in handling and descending, with a design that balances playfulness and stability, though it's noted not to be the fastest climber. The bike's adjustable features and multiple mounting options add to its appeal for bikepacking and trail riding.

Pros
  • Versatile and modern geometry

  • Excellent for descending and handling

  • Adjustable features and multiple mounting options

  • Lightweight aluminum frame

  • Aggressive enough for technical downhill

Cons
  • Not the fastest climber

  • Fork considered the weakest part of the build

  • Can be more expensive than comparable hardtails

Key Quotes
just might be the best hardtail 29er for the playful types out there
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the Timberjack is the bike I most often wanted to grab as I headed out the door
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Salsa’s looking to make a splash in 2023 with its venerable aluminum hardtail, the Timberjack.
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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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Bikerumor
Salsa Timberjack Lands New Specs and Colorways for 2023

janv. 2023 · Andrew Marshall

The bikepacking-friendly ride keeps its progressive geometry, mounts, and adjustable dropouts, but comes with updated specs and colors.

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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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BIKEPACKING.com
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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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Timberjack Alloy V2

Norme BBBSA, 73mm, Fileté

CouleurCopper

Fourche

RockShox 35 Gold RL, 130 mm, 44 mm offset

Voyager130mm

Type de ressortAir

Amortisseur arrière

N/A

Pédalier

73 mm BSA

Casque

FSA Orbit 1.5E ACB

Tige

Salsa Guide Trail

Guidon

Race Face Chester 35

Selle

WTB Volt 250 Steel

Tige de selle

TranzX YSI05 RAD+, Shimano MT500 lever, 30 mm travel adj, 30.9 mm

TypeCompte-gouttes

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

Shimano XT M8100 SGS

Dérailleur avant

N/A

Manivelle

Shimano MT510, 30t

Manettes

Shimano SLX M7100 I-SPEC EV

Cassette

Shimano SLX M7100-12, 10–51t, 12-speed

Chaîne

Shimano Deore M6100

Freins

Shimano M4120 four-piston

TypeShimano Deore Disque hydraulique

roues
Jantes

Front: Shimano MT400-B 15 x 110 mm hub, WTB ST i40 32h 27.5" rim, Rear: Shimano MT410-B Micro Spline 12 x 148 mm hub, WTB ST i40 32h 27.5" rim

Pneus

Front: Maxxis Minion DHF, 27.5 x 2.8", EXO, TR, Rear: Maxxis Rekon rear, 27.5 x 2.8", EXO, TR

Disques

IS mount (180 mm max)

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