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Rocky Mountain SLAYER Park Edition vs. Whistler Bike Park

Introduced back in 2001, the Slayer has long been Rocky's aggressive, freeride, and big mountain bike. The latest version, released in June, maintains the same send-it mentality with an emphasis on durability, adjustability, and descending prowess. To pay homage to the hard-charging lineage of the Slayer, we decided to test the lone downhill bike in the Slayer lineup. Retailing for $4,600, the Park 30 build is geared toward bike park riders looking for a bulletproof bike that'll withstand summers of abuse. So what better way to put the Slayer through its paces on a wide variety of proper trails than a week riding the Whistler Bike Park? A tall ask for any bike; find out how the Slayer held up and performed! #mtb #rockymountainbikes #whistlerbikepark 0:00 Intro 1:08 2023 Slayer Frame Details 4:24 Sizing Geometry Adjustments 7:16 Suspension Setup 7:59 Suspension Performance 10:11 Descending Performance 11:34 Build Kit Analysis 11:38 SRAM G2 RE Brake Performance 12:53 RockShox Boxxer Select Performance 13:30 SRAM GX 7-speed Drivetrain Performance 14:05 - RaceFace ARC 30 Wheel Performance 14:35 - Durability of the Slayer 15:21 - What’s The Bottom Line?