The Django Carbon Mountain Bike Frame is DeVinci's jack-of-all-trades trail bike, designed to attack the trail with speed and precision using the sure-footedness of 29in wheels and the lively feel of the Split Pivot suspension design. With 120mm of rear travel that's designed to pair with a 140mm travel fork up front, this bike is capable of covering ground quickly but doesn't shy away from technical trail challenges. The geometry is well-balanced, providing the stability you need at higher speeds while delivering XC-bike efficiency on big rides with plenty of vertical gain. In addition, the geometry can be adjusted via a flip-chip that switches between Low and High settings, allowing you to tune the bike's handling for more capable descending, or for a little more efficiency on the climbs.The trademark feature of DeVinci's full-suspension mountain bikes is the Dave Weagle-designed Split Pivot suspension. Dave Weagle is well known in the industry as the engineer behind DW-Link, and his designs deliver some of the best suspension characteristics on the market. Split Pivot's basic design consists of a main pivot and a concentric rear axle pivot separated by the chainstay (hence the name Split Pivot), as well as the brake link (seatstay) that floats between the concentric rear axle pivot and the rocker link that controls the shock. The floating brake link isolates braking forces from acceleration and suspension forces, resulting in uncompromising traction when you're charging across rough terrain--even while braking or pedaling. Many other designs have a tendency to firm up a bit under braking, reducing suspension sensitivity through choppy terrain and thus losing some traction. DeVinci's Split Pivot remains active, soaking up braking bumps and squared-edged hits effortlessly while retaining a supportive mid-stroke for pedaling, climbing, and popping off lips and rollers.As we briefly mentioned above, the Django's geometry strikes a good balance between aggressive ...
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