2018
Devinci - Wilson Carbon X01 DH
Mountain · Downhill · Unisex
Frame material Carbon
Groupset X01
Weight 16.44 kg
Wheel size 27.5
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 1 X 7
Chain Shimano Hg601-11S
Tires Maxxis High Roller Ii...
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
4 997 € incl. taxes
Observed price — New
2 151 € incl. taxes
Refurbished price
1 077 € incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
devinci Wilson Carbon X01 DH
About this bike

Meet the Devinci Wilson Carbon X01 DH 2018: a mountain-oriented bike in the downhill segment. Built around a carbon frame.

Expect to pay 2 151 € for a new Devinci Wilson Carbon X01 DH, against an official RRP of 4 997 €. Used or refurbished units land closer to 1 077 €, depending on condition.

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Specifications
CategoryMountain
SubcategoryDownhill
Year2018
FrameCarbon DMC-G 204mm
Frame materialCarbon
ForkRockShox Boxxer WorldCup 27.5 Solo Air 200mm
Weight16.44 kg
SuspensionFull
Rear shockRockShox Vivid R2C 9.5x3.0
TravelNULL
Sizes XXXXXXXX
Components
Groupset X01
Drivetrain 1 X 7
Rear derailleur SRAM XO1 DH X-Actuation
Cassette SRAM 7s 10-24T
Chain Shimano HG601-11s
Crank SRAM XO1 36T
Bottom bracket SRAM GXP
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes SRAM Guide Ultimate
Handlebar Chromag BZA 35 800mm
Stem Chromag BZA direct mount
Grips Devinci Performance w/lock-on
Saddle Saddle SDG Fly RL CrMo rail
Seatpost V2 Pro 31.6mm
Wheels & Tires
Wheel size 27.5
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Front: Easton Havoc 27.5 20mm axle, Rear: Easton Havoc 27.5 12x150mm axle
Tires Maxxis High Roller II 27.5x2.4" 3C Compound, Tubeless Ready, DH casing
Tire width 2.4"
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