Rocky Mountain SLAYER 50 2005 VS GT MARATHON TEAM 2008 specs comparison
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Rocky Mountain Slayer 50
General InfosModel | Slayer 50 |
Manufacturer | Rocky Mountain |
Year of production | 2005 |
Current price | Check price Here ==> |
Color choice |
- Smoke -Polished |
Sizes |
- 15 (inches) - 16.5 (inches) - 18 (inches) - 19 (inches) - 20.5 (inches) |
Sizes |
- 15 (inches) - 16.5 (inches) - 18 (inches) - 19 (inches) - 20.5 (inches) |
Wheels And Breaking System
Bike front tire | 26 X 2.35 (inches) Maxxis Minion |
Bike rear tire | Not Available |
Bike wheel size | 26 (inches) Wheels |
Brakeset type | Shimano Deore LX Dual Control Levers Shimano Deore LX Hydraulic Dis Brakes |
Hubs for disc brakes | Shimano Deore LX |
Rims manufacturer | 32-hole Mavic XM 317 |
Spoke nipples type | Not Available |
Spoke wheel | DT Swiss Champion Stainless Steel |
Frame and Body Specs
Frame materials | Easton 7005 FS Oval RAD |
Frame type | TIG-welded |
Handlebar construction | Race Face Evolve |
Handlebar extender | Optional |
Handlebar stem details | Race Face Evolve |
Headset size | 1 1/8 (inches) Threadless FSA Orbit |
Gearing Specifications
Bicycle chain | 1/2 X 3/32 (inches) Shimano CN-HG53 |
Bottom bracket shell width | Not Available |
Bottom bracket type | Race Face Evolve XC X-Type |
Crankset parts and sizes | RaceFace Evolve XC X-Type |
Gear shift levers | Shimano Deore LX Dual Control |
Rear gear set | 9-speed |
Rocky Mountain Slayer 50 Fork System Data
Derailleur (Front) | Shimano Deore LX |
Derailleur (Rear) | Shimano Deore XT |
Fork material | Single Crown Aluminum |
Fork type | 130 (millimeters) Travel Fox Vanilla RL |
Other Specs of Rocky Mountain Slayer 50
Component group sets | Mountain Mix |
Pedals details | Shimano PD-M520 SPD |
Rear shock absorber | 125 (inches) Travel Fox Float RP3 |
Saddle seat | SDG Grand Prix |
Seat post extension | Race Face Evolve |
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GT Marathon Team
General InfosModel | Marathon Team |
Manufacturer | GT |
Year of production | 2008 |
Current price | Check price Here ==> |
Color choice |
-Carbon |
Sizes |
- Xsmall - small - medium - large - xlarge |
Wheels And Breaking System
Bike front tire | 26 X 2.00 (inches) Kenda Karma |
Bike rear tire | Not Available |
Bike wheel size | 26 (inches) Wheels |
Brakeset type | Shimano XTR Hydraulic Levers Shimano XTR Disc Brakes |
Hubs for disc brakes | Shimano XTR WH-M975 |
Rims manufacturer | Shimano XTR |
Spoke nipples type | Not Available |
Spoke wheel | Bladed Shimano Alloy |
Frame and Body Specs
Frame materials | GT I-Drive 4 6061 Aluminum |
Frame type | Monocoque |
Handlebar construction | Ritchey WCS Carbon Lo Rizer |
Handlebar extender | Optional |
Handlebar stem details | Ritchey 4-Axis |
Headset size | 1 1/8 (inches) FSA Integrated |
Gearing Specifications
Bicycle chain | Shimano |
Bottom bracket shell width | Not Available |
Bottom bracket type | Shimano Hollowtech II |
Crankset parts and sizes | 22/32/44 Teeth Shimano XTR HollowTech II |
Gear shift levers | Shimano XTR |
Rear gear set | 11 - 32 Teeth 9-speed |
GT Marathon Team Fork System Data
Derailleur (Front) | Shimano XTR |
Derailleur (Rear) | Shimano XTR |
Fork material | Single Crown Aluminum and magnesium |
Fork type | 120 (millimeters) Travel Fox 32 RL |
Other Specs of GT Marathon Team
Component group sets | Shimano XTR |
Pedals details | Not Available |
Rear shock absorber | 4 (inches) Travel Fox RP23 |
Saddle seat | Fi'zi:k Gobi XM |
Seat post extension | Thomson Elite |
Useful links and guides ....
- To know more about this exacte bike, Rocky Mountain provided us with the latest version of its Slayer 50 bike manual
- Find All parts, tires and accessories of Rocky Mountain Slayer 50 Mountain bike here
- Get your GT Marathon Team manual book version yo know further about this bike
- Saddles, tires And mechanical parts for GT Marathon Team Mountain bike here