Salsa Cassidy SLX

The Split Pivot design is engineered to isolate pedaling and braking forces from the suspension action. This means the rear wheel stays active and tracks the ground even when you are hard on the brakes or pedaling through rough, technical sections.

Yes, the Cassidy SLX features a Flip Chip 2.0 system that allows you to adjust the geometry. This lets you tweak the bottom bracket height and head tube angle to better match the terrain, whether you want a more stable setup for steep descents or a slightly more agile feel.

Absolutely. It is designed for long days in the saddle, featuring integrated on-bike storage for essentials and a geometry that balances aggressive descending capability with efficient climbing performance.

As an enduro machine, the Cassidy SLX thrives on steep, technical descents and challenging, rough terrain. With 180mm of front travel and a robust aluminum frame, it is built to handle high-speed hits and demanding courses.

The bike uses internal sleeved cable routing, which is designed to simplify maintenance. The sleeves guide the housing through the frame, making it much easier to replace cables or hydraulic lines without having to fish them through the tubes.

The Cassidy SLX weighs 36.19 lbs. While it is a substantial bike designed for durability and descending, the 12-speed Shimano SLX drivetrain offers a wide gear range that helps you manage climbs efficiently despite the weight.