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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff and today Jereau and Matt and I are

going to be talking about some of the mountain bikes that we're reviewing this summer and some of the

ones that we have coming up. So let's start with some of the long-term tests that we've wrapped up recently. Matt, one of the ones, I think it's probably the most recent that we've published, was the salsa spearfish, which is a cross-country bike, but leaning a little bit toward the trail into the spectrum. Tell us what you thought about that bike.

Yeah, it is. I mean,

if you were to place into a category, yeah, it'd be cross-country because it's like 100

millimeters rear and 120-millimeter fork. But it's probably like a cross-country bike for people

who really don't care that much about being serious about cross-country.

Because, yeah, I mean, it's a salsa, and they're not like, they're not a big competitive company or anything like that. And always lean more towards the adventurous side of riding.

And yeah, I had a blast with it. It was probably one of my favorite review bikes I've had in a long

time just because it's so much fun to ride.

Yeah. What makes it sort of different from other bikes or like what are some of the standout

features?

I'd say like, I mean, it was just a lot of fun. Like when I think this is just how bikes have

changed over the past few years. But I don't know, when I was

getting into mountain biking, like the last thing you would have seen me on is a hundred millimeter

29er. Those things are freaking dorky. I'm not touching them. Like, they don't look fun at all. They

like bikes for, you know, people who want to wear spandex all the time and like just crush their climbing times.

And like to me the salsa kind of opened up this other side of short travel 29ers to where it's like it's a bike that's really, really fun to climb on.

The suspension is great on it.

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