Slayer
Slayer
Balanced Trail Brutality
DESIGNED FOR
FreerideWHEEL SIZE
27.5" & 29"FRONT TRAVEL
170, 180, 200 mmREAR TRAVEL
180 & 170 mmBig hits. Steep descents. Endless laps. Slay’em all.
Smash every trail in total confidence. The Slayer was right there at the start of freeride movement, and that “heritage-of-send” lives on. Longer and slacker than ever, expect villainous levels of confidence when ripping big mountain trails or devouring the park. Rip, send, smash, repeat. Nothing’s in your way.
What sets the Slayer apart
Poised to rip demanding terrain
Aggressive geometry coupled with our RIDE-4 adjustability makes short work of any and every trail. Rip and tear everything from Rampage lines to Whistler’s famous A-line—the Slayer cannot be stopped.
Villainous levels of traction and control
The Slayer’s is engineered around large volume air shocks and coil shocks. The result is a rate curve with a buttery, supple initial feel. Then, expect monstrously-competent levels of increasing support throughout travel.
Built to slay indefinitely
The Slayer is built to annihilate park laps over, and over, and over again. Equip it with a large single crown or dual crown forks—your weapon, your choice. It’s burly, versatile, and engineered to survive anything you throw at it.
Thomas Vanderham
"Incredibly capable and fun to ride"
"The Slayer strikes the perfect balance of being incredibly capable and fun to ride. It's the right bike for me when shredding bike park laps, shuttling the local trails or getting into bigger, more exposed terrain."
Carson Storch
"It's the ultimate bike park ripper"
"The Slayer is truly the quiver killer for me, it has such a progressive platform that allows it to be ridden in any terrain. I've spent time riding this bike with different builds, ripping bike park laps around the world, filming big mountain lines in Virgin Utah, to aggressive trail rides around Oregon. It's the ultimate bike park ripper!"
Rémi Gauvin
"It is capable of what ever I can toss at it"
"When the line or feature makes me feel a little uneasy, that feeling in your stomach that says just go home, rather than go home and stay there I might just go home and come back with the Slayer. With its progressive suspension design it is capable of what ever I can toss at it."
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