SRAM X01 AXS Custom Ti Mountain Bike – Salsa Timberjack Small Frame 29er
$1,460.92
Description
Salsa Timberjack Ti Small: Titanium Trail Dominator
Crafted for agile riders (5’3″-5’9″) craving uncompromised performance, this custom-built titanium hardtail merges race-ready tech with backcountry resilience. The featherlight 27lb titanium frame absorbs trail chatter while the 130mm FOX 34 Performance Elite fork conquers rooty descents – your passport to technical singletrack mastery.
Engineered for All-Mountain Domination
– ✨ Smart Shifting: SRAM X01 Eagle AXS electronic derailleur delivers instant, silent 12-speed shifts
– 🔥 Stopping Power: SRAM G2 Ultimate brakes with hydraulic precision for steep drop control
– 🌲 Trail-Tuned Components: Deity carbon bars (810mm) + PNW Loam dropper post enhance technical maneuverability
– 🛞 Grip Revolution: WTB Vigilante 29×2.5″ tires bite into loose corners on Stan’s NoTubes Arch CB7 wheels
Why Titanium Triumphs
| Feature | Timberjack Ti Advantage | Standard Aluminum Bikes |
|---|---|---|
| Frame Material | Vibration-damping titanium | Harsh-riding aluminum |
| Drivetrain | Wireless electronic shifting | Mechanical cable systems |
| Suspension | FOX 34 Elite (130mm travel) | Basic coil forks |
| Weight | 27.1 lbs (ultralight build) | 30+ lbs (entry-level models) |
Ride farther with the TruVativ carbon crankset’s efficient power transfer and revel in the raw titanium finish that shrugs off scratches. Ideal for endurance epics or aggressive all-mountain sessions where durability meets finesse.
Includes 60-day mechanical warranty – conquer with confidence.
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