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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Salsa Warroad. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- The Salsa Warroad is available in five sizes, for riders 4'6" and up.
- There are eight build options available for the Warroad. This allows riders to choose a bike that fits their budget and has the components they prefer.
- The bike has a slack head tube angle and long fork offset, giving riders greater stability over rough terrain.
- The 71 degrees head tube angle, stiff bottom bracket and short chainstay increase climbing efficiency when riding the Salsa Warroad.
- The bike fits both 650b and 700c wheel and tire options, creating a bike capable of road riding and gravel grinding.
- The Warroad utilizes Salsa’s Class 5 Vibration Reduction System that promotes flex in the seatstays before reaching the seat post, creating a more comfortable ride.
- Experts noted the padded WTB saddle that comes on the bike is comfortable.
- The bike has room for up to three water bottles in frames 56 cm and up. All smaller frames can hold two water bottles.
- Experts found the bottom bracket surprisingly quiet for a press-fit bottom bracket.
- The Warroad accepts a 27.2mm dropper post, for those that want to get their seat out of the way on long descents.
- Cables are internally routed for a clean appearance. This includes internal routing through the fork for a dynamo hub.
- The Cowbell Deluxe handlebars are flared. They offer riders numerous riding positions for increased comfort on climbs, flats and descents.
- The rear dropouts and fork taper for a smoother ride.
- Salsa includes mounts for a front rack, rear rack and mounts on the fork for securing bags or gear for touring.
- The top tube has mounts for mounting top tube bags, including Salsa’s EXP Series bags.
- Salsa offers buyers a five-year warranty on the frame and a three-year warranty on the fork.
3 reasons not to buy
- Experts agree that the descents on loose gravel can be sketchy, due to the Warroad’s short wheelbase.
- There is minimal clearance between the fork and tire. This can be dangerous riding off-road terrain on the bike.
- One expert found that the Warroad’s vertical stiffness caused discomfort on long rides.
Bottom line
The Warroad is available in eight different builds and six sizes. It handles well on road rides and is capable of grinding gravel with its slack head tube angle. Bikepackers may find this bike appealing, with several eyelets for mounting bags, water bottle cages and racks. Some experts did describe gravel descents on the Warroad as sketchy, due to the short wheelbase. The bike can be used for a variety of riding conditions, making it appeal to a wide range of riders.Expert Reviews
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