Devinci Troy A 29 Deore 12s Complete Mountain Bike 2024

Name: Devinci Troy A 29 Deore 12s Complete Mountain Bike 2024
Brand: Devinci
Price: 2294.99 CAD
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About this product

The Devinci Troy A 29 Deore 12s is a Canadian-made aluminum full-suspension trail bike built around a 6061-T6 aluminum frame with 150mm of front travel and 140mm of rear travel on 29-inch wheels. Devinci's Split Pivot suspension design separates acceleration forces from braking forces, delivering smooth small-bump compliance alongside efficient pedaling. The geometry has been updated with a 15mm longer reach and a 1-degree slacker head angle for confident handling on technical terrain, while a steeper seat tube angle supports climbing efficiency. A Geo Adjust flip chip at the base of the shock mount lets riders toggle between Hi and Lo modes to fine-tune ride character. Super Boost rear spacing accommodates up to 29x2.6-inch tires for strong mud clearance and grip on loose surfaces. Rider-optimized chainstay lengths on large and XL frames improve trail balance, and double-row, double-lip sealed linkage bearings ensure precise, long-lasting suspension movement. A 2-bolt ISCG mount, molded polyurethane chain stay protector, and rear pivot brake cable clip round out a thoughtfully detailed build driven by Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain components.

Category: Cycling
Brand: Devinci

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Devinci Troy A 29 for its Split-Pivot suspension, which delivers strong small-bump sensitivity and pedaling efficiency across varied terrain. The bike earns wide recognition as a genuine "quiver killer," handling technical climbs and aggressive descents with confidence. Size-specific geometry, double-row linkage bearings, and a well-chosen Maxxis tire combo are frequently highlighted as standout features for the price. The most common criticism is the weight of the aluminum frame, which is noticeably heavier than carbon alternatives. At the Deore 12S build level, some riders note the drivetrain and brakes are entry-level and likely candidates for an early upgrade.