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NEW Salsa Timberjack Deore 12 Hardtail Mountain Bike - 29", Aluminum, Storm Blue - 210000074658

NEW Salsa Timberjack Deore 12 Hardtail Mountain Bike - 29", Aluminum, Storm Blue - 210000074658

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NEW Salsa Timberjack Deore 12 Hardtail Mountain Bike - 29", Aluminum, Storm Blue - 210000074658

Timberjack is Salsa’s aggressive trail hardtail. Its progressive trail geometry is stable on descents and technical sections. The Alternator 2.0 dropouts are SRAM UDH-ready and offer future drivetrain flexibility. Ample accessory mounts and dual wheel size compatibility add more versatility to the package, making Timberjack a well-rounded ripper that likes to party.

Features                    
  • 140mm fork and dropper post provide confidence and capability on technical terrain
  • The Alternator 2.0 dropout system on this Timberjack comes equipped with SRAM UDH-compatible, fixed-position dropout plates. Other Alternator 2.0 dropout plates (sold separately) allow for single-speed adjustability and accommodate different hub standards.
  • Aggressive trail geometry with short chainstays and long front-center provide agility and stability on the trail
  • Front triangle space is maximized for frame bag use
  • 6061-T6 alloy frame
  • Compatible with up to 27.5 x 2.8" or 29 x 21.–2.6" wheels and tires
  • Internal cable routing
  • Complete Bike Weight: 32 lb. 6 oz
Specifications
  • Frame: Timberjack 2.0 Aluminum
  • Fork: RockShox Recon Silver RL, 140mm
  • Color: Storm Blue
  • Front Derailleur: N/A
  • Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore 12
  • Cassette: Shimano Deore 12
  • Chain: Shimano
  • Crankset: Shimano MT510
  • Shifter: Shimano Deore 12
  • Brakes and Rotors: Shimano M4100 Levers, Shimano MT420 4-piston Calipers, Shimano RT10 Rotors (Center Lock, 180mm front and rear)
  • Headset: FSA Orbit
  • Stem: Salsa Guide Trail 35.0
  • Handlebar: TranzX alloy, 35.0
  • Grips / Bar Tape: Salsa File Tread
  • Seatpost: TranzX YSI34 dropper, Shimano MT-500 I-Spec-EV lever
  • Saddle: WTB Solano, Steel Fusion Hybrid, medium
  • Front Wheel: Shimano TC500 15 x 110mm hub, WTB ST i30, 32h, 29" (taped, TCS sealant and valves included)
  • Rear Wheel: Shimano TC500 12 x 148mm hub, WTB ST i30, 32h, 29" (taped, TCS sealant and valves included)
  • Tires: Teravail Clifty 29 x 2.5", Durable casing, Grip Plus compound
What our Experts Think  
  • Highly capable aluminum hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding, bikepacking, and all-around off-road use.
  • Lightweight yet durable aluminum frame delivers a responsive ride with strong long-term reliability.
  • Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain provides wide-range gearing and dependable performance on steep climbs and fast descents.
  • 29" wheel platform enhances rollover ability, stability, and momentum on technical singletrack.
  • Progressive trail geometry balances playful handling with confident control on rough terrain.
  • Wide tire clearance supports high-volume tires for improved traction, comfort, and off-road versatility.
  • Multiple mounting points make it an excellent platform for bikepacking, commuting, and utility builds.
  • “Storm Blue” finish gives it a bold, outdoor-ready aesthetic with a modern trail identity.
                 
Q&A    

Q: What is the Salsa Cycles Timberjack Deore 12 designed for?
A: A modern hardtail mountain bike built for trail riding, technical singletrack, bikepacking, and everyday off-road adventure riding.

Q: What drivetrain does it use?
A: It comes equipped with a Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain, offering a wide gear range, reliable shifting, and strong climbing performance.

Q: What material is the frame made from?
A: The frame is aluminum, designed for durability, strength, and a responsive ride while keeping weight reasonable for trail use.

Q: What wheel size does it use?
A: It is built around 29” wheels, providing excellent rollover capability, stability, and speed on rough or technical terrain.

Q: What makes the Timberjack different from entry-level hardtails?
A: It features more aggressive trail geometry, better component spec, and stronger versatility for technical riding and bikepacking setups.

Q: Is it suitable for bikepacking?
A: Yes. It includes multiple mounts for racks, bottles, and cargo, making it a strong platform for off-road touring and bikepacking.

Q: What terrain is it best for?
A: It performs well on singletrack trails, forest roads, gravel paths, and mixed off-road terrain.

Q: Can it handle upgrades?
A: Yes. It is designed as a long-term platform that can be upgraded as riding skills and trail demands increase.

Q: Who is this bike best for?
A: Riders who want a durable, capable hardtail for trail riding, bikepacking, and all-around mountain biking progression.

               
Maintenance Tips  

• Clean aluminum frame, fork, and drivetrain after trail or muddy rides to prevent dirt buildup and corrosion.

• Inspect frame and welds regularly for dents, cracks, or impact damage from rough terrain.

• Keep Shimano Deore 1x12 drivetrain clean, lubricated, and check for wear for smooth shifting performance.

• Service suspension fork at recommended intervals for consistent trail control and comfort.

• Check hydraulic disc brakes for pad wear, rotor cleanliness, and strong, reliable stopping power.

• Ensure axles, stem, and cockpit bolts are properly torqued before rides for safe handling.

• Monitor tire condition and pressure for grip, durability, and puncture resistance on mixed terrain.

• Clean cable routing areas to prevent grit buildup and premature wear.

• Store indoors in a dry environment away from heat and moisture.

• Perform routine pre-ride safety checks of brakes, shifting, tires, and suspension before every ride