Sette Razzo SC X7 29er Carbon 29er Hardtail

5/5 (1 Reviews)
MSRP : $3100.00


Product Description

The key ingredients are a unidirectional carbon frame, RockShox Recon Gold......


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Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Texasduffer a Weekend Warrior

Date Reviewed: February 5, 2013

Strengths:    Cost/value
Carbon really smooths out the bumps.
Matte black version results in a pretty sexy looking bike.
Internal cables & hoses.


Weaknesses:    Odd sizing/geometry as compared to its competition.
I've got a small creak in the headset or seatpost I need to find & fix.
X7 has its limitations.


Bottom Line:   
I didn't buy the complete PricePoint X7 bike, but there wasn't a place to do review for the Razzo SC Carbon frame. Since I'm running X7 on my custom build, I thought I'd drop my review of the frame here.

Frame: Sette Carbon Razzo 29er - 19" matte black
Fork: Reba RL
Group: SRAM X7 triggers, derailleurs, & crankset
Wheelset: Sun Ringle Black Flag Expert
Brakes: Avid Elixir R
Bars, Stem, Post: Crank Bros Cobalt 3
Grips: Sette Lockons
Pedals: Shimano PD-M424
Seat: Charge Spoon
Tires: Maxxis Aspens

The build turned out great. It's a lot sharper looking than I originally thought it would/could be. It's pretty sexy and weighed in at 24.5lbs with pedals, bottle cages, etc.

I took it on it's first real hard ride today and came away pretty impressed. I'm coming from an alum Airborne Goblin and the difference was noticeable. I climbed the hell out of a few hills that have been giving me trouble on my 2 previous mounts. Not sure if that was due to the weight savings (1.75lbs), the slightly different body position/geometry, or just the adrenaline of pushing a new bike.

I crash over some pretty heavy roots on my home trail and all of that felt very muted as compared to my alum frame. My alum frame was pretty jarring over some of my typical sections and I felt none of that today on the new carbon ride. Front wheel on the Sette wasn't as easy to pop off the ground which can be good and bad depending on situation. The bike was really grounded and connected on some of the hairier downhills drops we have.

Once I got comfortable, it felt like I was twisting and turning through the woody tight singletrack faster than usual and on the field straights I was hitting 16-18mph on the computer. Overall very pleased with the $400 I paid for this used carbon frame.

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Favorite Trail:   Lake Bryan

Duration Product Used:   1 wk

Price Paid:    $400.00

Purchased At:   Craigslist

Similar Products Used:   Airborne Goblin

Bike Setup:   Noted above

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