Devinci Django

16 reasons to buy

• The Devinci Django has wide Maxxis Minion and Aggressor tires that provide loads of traction on 29" wheels.

• The frame is offered in aluminum and carbon. This allows riders with varying budgets to find a build that is in their price range.

• Experts agree the bike is a capable climber with its steep seat tube angle. The climbing mode on the suspension is only necessary on the steepest climbs.

• Hydraulic disc brakes from SRAM and Shimano are used on the Django. Testers agree these are reliable.

• The threaded bottom bracket is easy to maintain.

• The 780 mm or 800 mm handlebars used on the bike are wide. They offer riders stability on uneven trails.

• Each build uses a 12-speed SRAM or Shimano drivetrain, providing a sufficient gear range for tackling a wide variety of terrain, including steep climbs.

• The internally routed cables are tidy and quiet. They are routed through a tube and secured in place.

• There is room for a medium-sized water bottle in the frame.

• Devinci protects the downtube from damage with a rubberized covering.

• The chainstay length is different on each size bike to maintain consistent performance across all sizes.

• The Django is a stable descender even at top speeds.

• There is clearance for a 175 mm dropper post on an XL build.

• The Django is playful and fun to pop through jump lines on.

• The flip-chip, located below the rear shock mount, allows riders to fine-tune the bike to their riding style.

• Each build of the bike is priced fairly for the components and its performance on the trail.