Salsa Warroad

16 reasons to buy

• The Salsa Warroad is available in five sizes, for riders 4'6" and up.

• There are eight build options available for the Warroad. This allows riders to choose a bike that fits their budget and has the components they prefer.

• The bike has a slack head tube angle and long fork offset, giving riders greater stability over rough terrain.

• The 71 degrees head tube angle, stiff bottom bracket and short chainstay increase climbing efficiency when riding the Salsa Warroad.

• The bike fits both 650b and 700c wheel and tire options, creating a bike capable of road riding and gravel grinding.

• The Warroad utilizes Salsa’s Class 5 Vibration Reduction System that promotes flex in the seatstays before reaching the seat post, creating a more comfortable ride.

• Experts noted the padded WTB saddle that comes on the bike is comfortable.

• The bike has room for up to three water bottles in frames 56 cm and up. All smaller frames can hold two water bottles.

• Experts found the bottom bracket surprisingly quiet for a press-fit bottom bracket.

• The Warroad accepts a 27.2mm dropper post, for those that want to get their seat out of the way on long descents.

• Cables are internally routed for a clean appearance. This includes internal routing through the fork for a dynamo hub.

• The Cowbell Deluxe handlebars are flared. They offer riders numerous riding positions for increased comfort on climbs, flats and descents.

• The rear dropouts and fork taper for a smoother ride.

• Salsa includes mounts for a front rack, rear rack and mounts on the fork for securing bags or gear for touring.

• The top tube has mounts for mounting top tube bags, including Salsa’s EXP Series bags.

• Salsa offers buyers a five-year warranty on the frame and a three-year warranty on the fork.