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2018 Santa Cruz

Nomad C R

Prezzo Produttore

4499 USD(3946 €)
Peso14,3 kg  
TelaioCarbonio
SospensioniFull, 170 / 170mm
ForcellaRockShox Yari RC
Ammortizzatore posterioreRockShox Super Deluxe
Ruote27.5″ Alluminio
Trasmissione1 × 11
GruppoNX
FreniAvid Disco idraulici
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Approfondimenti
Sensazione di guida

Based on frame geometry and build specs.

Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Nomad C R
Other Enduro bikes
Rapporti

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

Nomad C R

41 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Recensioni

Riassunto

The Santa Cruz Nomad is celebrated as a highly capable and versatile enduro bike, excelling in both climbing and descending with its plush suspension and downhill-oriented geometry. It's praised for its brilliant handling, first-class workmanship, and the ability to adjust ride dynamics via Flip-Chip. While it shines on hard trails and high speeds, it may feel overqualified for mellower terrain and comes with a high price tag.

Pros
  • Most competent climber of the Nomad lineage

  • Supple feel over chattery bumps

  • Poppy feel compared to Enduro or Spartan

  • Capable and versatile

  • Internally routed cables with special casings prevent rattling

Cons
  • 65-degree headtube angle and 1,217-millimeter wheelbase on steep, technical climbs

  • Seat tube at 74.5 degrees in the ‘High’ setting isn’t all that steep

  • High price tag

  • Not as versatile as its predecessor

Key Quotes
The Nomad linkage works magic on the ups and downs
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
The new Santa Cruz Nomad needs it rough! With its plush suspension and the downhill-oriented geometry, it craves ever harder trails and higher speeds.
Enduro Mountainbike Magazine logoEnduro Mountainbike Magazine
Hard not to love the Santa Cruz Nomad CC.
MBR logoMBR

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MTBR
Best kid’s bike ever – Santa Cruz Nomad

ott 2018 · Francis Cebedo

Here is an example of the best kid's bike we've seen as Forrest Arakawa passes on his deep love of mountain biking to his son 7-year-old son Finn. - Mtbr.com

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MBR
Santa Cruz Nomad CC X01 review - MBR

ago 2018 · Alan Muldoon

Hard not to love the Santa Cruz Nomad CC. It looks drop dead gorgeous, pedals better than most 140mm bikes but you have 170mm to get you out of trouble.

Pro
  • Pedals like stink and is fun to ride

Contro
  • Sizing comes up a little short

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BIKE Magazine
Bible Review: Santa Cruz Nomad CC X01

gen 2018

The Nomad is a big bike. A freeride-worthy bike. But it is also an exceptional climber.

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NSMB
Santa Cruz Nomad IV

dic 2017

Now look here: this is a long-term review. In it, I will discuss my relationship with the Santa Cruz Nomad IV. In it, I will not discuss (many) of the details I already covered in the First Impression piece. We write two articles for most bike reviews so we can cook and salt the meat in the first one, and spend the second one pushing it around the plate and mopping up the sauce with a piece of bread.

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MTB Mag
[First Ride] New Santa Cruz Nomad 4 and Juliana Strega

giu 2017 · Daniel Naftali

Last week Santa Cruz invited us to the Italian-French border to present some news: the Nomad 4, the Juliana Strega and the carbon Reserve wheels. We spent three days riding a handful of rocky, rowdy trails near Sospel, Roja valley and Molini di Triora testing new products from the Californian brand. The new Nomad 4 The Santa Cruz Nomad is the benchmark enduro model of the California brand. This 4th version has been completely redesigned. Let’s start: there is no 29er…The Nomad 4 is a 27.5” with 170mm of front and rear travel; apart from the links, the frame is fully

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Vital MTB
2018 Santa Cruz Nomad Carbon CC XX1 Reserve

giu 2017 · jeff.brines

A bike so different it almost ought to have a new name...

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
Santa Cruz Nomad C X01 2015 Review

dic 2015 · Trev Worsey

We take the Santa Cruz Nomad C to the rugged terrain of the Scottish Highlands to test it to the limit.

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Mountain Flyer
Tested: Santa Cruz Nomad C

nov 2015

Occasionally, a conversation will spark up with someone pointing out that the current descending capabilities of modern-day trail bikes either rival or surpass that of downhill bikes X number of years ago.

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Geometria
Specifiche
Costruire
Telaio

Carbon Fiber

Standard BBBSA, 73mm, Filettato

Forcella

RockShox Yari RC

Escursione170mm

Tipo di mollaAria

Ammortizzatore posteriore

RockShox Super Deluxe R

Escursione170mm

Bottom Bracket

73mm threaded, included with crankset

Auricolare

Cane Creek 10 IS Integrated

Stem

Race Face Ride - 50mm

Manubrio

Race Face Aefect R - 35mm x 780mm, 20mm Rise

Sella

WTB Volt Race

Reggisella

Race Face Aefect - 125mm (XS- M), 150mm (L-XL)

TipoRigido

Pedali

N/A

Manopole

Santa Cruz Palmdale

Gruppo
Deragliatore posteriore

SRAM NX 11-speed, long cage

Deragliatore anteriore

N/A

Manovella

Race Face Aefect - 170mm

Leve del cambio

SRAM NX 11-speed

Cassetta

SRAM XG1150 CS, 10-42 tooth

Catena

SRAM PC1110

Guida catena

e*thirteen TRS Race SL

Freni

SRAM Guide R with 200mm Avid Centerline rotors

TipoAvid Disco idraulici

Leve freno

SRAM Guide R

Ruote
Cerchi

WTB ST i29 TCS

Raggi

DT Competition

Mozzo anteriore

Front: Novatec D711 - 15x110mm, Rear: Novatec D462 - 12x148mm (XD)

Mozzo posteriore

Front: Novatec D711 - 15x110mm, Rear: Novatec D462 - 12x148mm (XD)

Pneumatici

Front: Maxxis Minion DHF 3C EXO TR, 27.5" x 2.5? Rear: Maxxis Minion DHR II EXO TR, 27.5" x 2.4?

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