Looking for a used frame to build up and I'm 29er curious, found a nice deal on a 2014 Devinci Atlas frame, so who has one what do you think? Went on mtbr and people say they are agile which is the kind of bike I like
Current bike is a blur ltc for reference
Cheers
Awesome bike. Email in profile if you want to discuss further
Phil
Good geo, good suspension system, most importantly look cool and are quite unique here 🙂 I was very tempted myself and there isn't anything I could see practicalities-wise to hate (eg mud clearance) which is usually a deciding factor for me (all bikes are pretty good these days so long as they fit you)... but they've always been quite expensive. If there was a good deal, I'd be very tempted
Do it - I love mine! Had it a year or so, raced on it, ridden it everywhere, a very capable bike. And unusual, which I like too
I had one for a little while, well made frame although I found it a bit short think I needed an XL (I am 6 1)
I also think it's a great looking bike if that matters!
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That does look really nice.
Like mine very much
well you guys sold me then
think thats the most one sided report I've had from this kind of question over the years
Late to the party, but I wholly recommend one. I have a 2013 carbon rc, much like the one in the picture above. Mine is a complete Trigger's broom though, there's nothing of the original spec on it.
Currently running 120mm SIDs 1×11 xt drivetrain. If I put my light, sub 1500gram wheels on with Snakeskin Ra-Ra/Ro-Ro tyres, minimal saddle and carbon post, it's a respectable 11kg-ish racing bike. If I put the dropper on and swap the wheels for my American Classic Am wheels with Maxxis EXO tyres, it's a bit portlier, but a superb all day/training centre light trail bike.
I love it, rides superbly, very agile and rides great on tighter techier stuff. Bearings are a standard size and easy to change, build is robust and the mech hangers are hard to break!
Thought I'd show off mine in action...
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Oh....if that's allowed....
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Where exactly is the landing in that last pic Phil?!
about half way down the next slope if I recall - it probably looks trickier than it actually was!
Nice pics! Now mine feels inadequate and underused...