The All-New Chainsaw Explained | With Steve Vanderhoek
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The All-New Devinci Chainsaw
Whether you’re lapping the park, lining up for your first DH race or pedalling to the gnarliest trail in town, the only thing stopping this Chainsaw are its brakes. The aluminum frame is made in Canada and guaranteed for life. It’s compatible with mixed wheels, single and dual crown forks. And it can handle any trail you throw at it.
LET'ER RIP.
For more details about the all-new Chainsaw: www.devinci.co...
For more details about the Chainsaw SX 12s featured in this video:
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Video: Kelsey Toevs
Photography: Andy Vathis & Margus Riga
Presenter: Steve Vanderhoek
Location: Vancouver Island, British Columbia
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#LongLiveChainsaw
What an epic way to pay tribute to the #chainsaw Nice work Devinci!!
Devinci was my favorite brand when I was a teenager, I got to have a Frantik with an enduro setup. The bike was spectacular both functionally and aesthetically. This Chainsaw enduro looks very good, but I still think that with the Spartan they hit the nail on the head in terms of beauty.
And it rides so good too!
Steve would be proud. Long live Chainsaw ❤
I'm more impressed with your neck build
Bruuuuuh
F1 neck training at the fire station.
One of the best bikes I've ever ridden is a DeVinci Sparton. DeVinci makes great bikes, great endoro, and downhill rigs!! I was so close to getting one with the high-pivot but too much bike for my trails here in Texas.
Guide T brakes on a DH!! 😂😂
Entry level enduro build*
Unbelievable. They have taken the crown from Specialized.
I agree, pretty hefty price tag too for the build it comes with.
Also you ain’t making it through an enduro with an SX drivetrain.
@@GerietCrumm Wow, even a GX is just barely acceptable.
At least give NX if the brakes are Guide T
Steve VH you absolute legend ✊
Heck yeah, alloy bikes are the way to go! Bomb proof!
I know the code r's are terrible but to put FREAKING GUIDES, i have no words
Why do you think Code Rs are terrible?
thanks for selling frame only !!!
Looks awesome, and the name!!!!!!! Well done Devinci
I don't understand how do you cut trees with this
Made in Canada 🇨🇦 Sick!!!
cool, haven't seen steve in a vid in a while not since his tour de gnar crash
Killed it Steve, I might buy one ASAP
this is so sick guys!!! keen to try one
Stop putting sx and guide t brakes
As a smaller rider I'm also extremely disappointed that Devinci has completely moved away from the 27.5 wheel size option. at least give us a bike that is properly designed for a full 29er or mullet option.
it is, there is a flip chip that changes geo from 29 to mullet
basically, you can run a rear 27.5 and a dual crown 27.5
@@ostankovalex1176 oh shoot, that is my bad then, I must have missed that in the bikes specs and geos. So if that is the case is it possible to make the Enduro version a mullet/full 27.5 or is it better to make the DH version into a Mullet/full 27.5 Enduro bike with an 11 or 12 speed drivetrain?
@@dutchieforshner5896 the difference in Axle to Crown between a dual crown 27.5 and a single crown 29 is about 3 cm (2.5cm if it is a 38 stanchion fork)
Basically: 170 29 single crown ~ 200 27.5 dual crown
So you have 2 options:
get an enduro version + add a dual crown 27.5 (should almost have the identical GEO), maybe a little 0.5 angle change.
The second option is to simply put a 27.5 wheel in the 29 dual crown park build.
Both are fine and highly depend on your finances.
I guess the simplest/cheapest one is to get a park version and to install 2x 27.5 wheels.
@@ostankovalex1176 yeah, makes sense, thanks for the input.
@@dutchieforshner5896 was a pleasure
I like the prices in the subtitles.
Fixed! 😉
A must have ❤
sx? is this supposed to be a joke?
The geometry looks super exciting; just hope a carbon option comes out with code rsc or even a frameset with a super deluxe ultimate
this is just a spartan in aluminum
I used to love Devinci Bikes. Had a 2014 & 2018 Spartan. Unfortunately the 2018 came with a ton of frame and linkage issues. Went through warranty and the issue was never fully resolved. Rear triangle would move side to side so much, it would eat bearings, make a racket and killed the drivetrain prematurely. Really sucks when you spend a good chunk of money on bikes these days. Really wanted to support them, but I am now way happier with my new bike and brand. Hope they work out their issues.
Right..guide t brakes..all for 5 g's..come on now
so sad cant get devinci in singapore anymore
Wonder do they have size 4 205 cm tall guy like me for Enduro or I can dream about it
Can this be run as a mullet with a single crown fork?
Yes there is a flip chip for that.
is this an alloy Spartan?
2:31 did he just 62.9 degrees?!
The only thing stopping this bike are the brakes... maybe you shouldn't take that one literally. Supersick bike though after swapping those brakes
Looks like they fit a Commencal rear end on their bike.
Devinci Spartan rear and on their bike*
The low end option has garbage parts I think
Even the dh build has 💩 brakes
CHRRAAAMMM
WANT
OMG want
sadly i recently bought a transition spire frameset so i guess i have to pass on this one :(
too bad hard to buy in UK!
How about these companies load these bikes with "must have pricing" instead.
That thing a beauty❤
Dude is an actual giraffe.
You lost me on the 62.9 HA, ok for DH but for the enduro that’s pretty slack.
Nah that’s great for the BC riding
@@jltrack well you think you need it, it’s more about the rider then the ride. I like to ride all, double black to blues, so yeah 62.9 isn’t gonna to great. But if you push your bike up for the steeps and chairlift, this is perfect for that.
@@50whatnomadtravelnursemtb5 Well, its a good thing Devinci has a wide range of models for every type of rider
The Chainsaw is definitely on the slacker side of things. That said, on the full 29er Enduro configuration, you can steepen the HA by flipping the flip-chip to the HI mode and run 63.4 HA. It also raise the BB and add a few mm to the reach.
@@CyclesDevinci and then put a 1degre angleset (64.4 on 29er setup) so it becomes ridable everywhere like the guy would like (and me). Lol It will slacken the seattube angle a bit but will still be way steeper than on the spartan. The best would still be to just updatr the spartan with the muĺlet setup and a bit steeper seattube (keep everything else as is) and it would be my dream bike!! 😊
Stats are only good if you know what they mean. The bike looks complicated.
The bike looks like a bike. Most kids won't understand why their Spawn has disc brakes but I don't think they care...$4700 market entry for a fully capable enduro bike, that's all you need to know.
@@jk2302 No, I need to know why the hell a bicycle cost $5000.00! A ridicules amount of money for an entry bike.
@@DrewMtl Just to be clear this is Canadian pricing... Not an "entry" bike necessarily, it's an entry enduro bike...If you want an "entry mountain bike" it's probably best to look at hardtails.
🇬🇧 Not worth the $ for the spec you get.
Awesome bike but it’s insulting to put SRAM SX on the enduro. The least is a GX kit. But XO1 is the recommended.
Guide brakes? Come on. This is THE CHAINSAW. He’s flipping over in his grave.
SX at that price? You gotta be joking. SX is complete shit, shifter broke within 5 days of getting bike so got GX one, following week rear mech exploded so replaced with NX, 3 years later no problems. Scrap SX.
Steve is just built differently to the rest of us… look at that neck!!!!
Can the enduro version be run mullet?
Yes, just make sure the flip-chip is in HI mode.
Awesome I’m glad someone asked this already so keen for this on my next frame but no mullet would have been a deal breaker. Phew