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Bike Magazine's 2013 Devinci Wilson Carbon SL Review

Devinci Wilson Carbon SL Price: $6,700 Weight: 36.5 pounds Take one look at the Devinci Wilson Carbon SL and it is plain to see that this bike is simply about covering ground at high speeds. With 216 millimeters of confidence-inspiring travel and a bottomless feel provided by the rearward axle path and pro- gressive spring rate, we were happy to try our damnedest to get the bike up to speed. The Wilson Carbon SL has an interesting mix of soft, ground-hugging suspension that tracks well in turns and shrugs off square-edged hits, and a stiff, lightweight frame. This seemed to allow the bike to carry speed and maintain greater stability on the trail than some other bikes in this category, all while retaining an almost acrobatic feel. The frame was designed to have a low center of gravity, putting as much weight as possible down south—therefore making it very re- sponsive to rider input and a hell of a lot of fun to ride fast. We ran the bike in its lower-slung setting, which equates to a bottom-bracket height of 13.9 inches. This, combined with the traction-inducing suspension, gave the Wilson Carbon SL a thoroughbred racer quality. For the complete review, go to www.bikemag.com