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MTB Reviews > Mountain bikes > Hardtail bikes > Santa Cruz Jackal
You may not be another Kirt Voreis or Jamie Goldman yet, but when you're about to be pitched sideways off the lip at the jump park, you're still going to need the same confidence knowing your bike is not going to be in two pieces when you land. The Jackal features an awesomely-inspired, hydroformed top tube, choice of horizontal or
reviewed by guest on June 10, 2010
Santa Cruz Jackal Reviews
Description: (from santacruzmtb.com)
You may not be another Kirt Voreis or Jamie Goldman yet, but when you're about to be pitched sideways off the lip at the jump park, you're still going to need the same confidence knowing your bike is not going to be in two pieces when you land. The Jackal features an awesomely-inspired, hydroformed top tube, choice of horizontal or
vertical dropouts, and the ability to accept a fork with 160 mm of travel. Go ahead, dig as deep as you can into your bag of big air tricks. The Jackal won't mind a bit.
Reviews
on August 31, 2011
Pros
Rides awesome
Cons
None
Review
Love this frame rides awesome!!!!
reviewed by guest on June 10, 2010
Pros
replaceable dropouts
Very beefy
Light
Looks good
Very beefy
Light
Looks good
Cons
sold as frame only so very costly to build up.
Review
I am over 6'and have the large model and fits me great, nice long top tube gives lots of cockpit space. I ride mine everywhere and will accept a full length post so it's there when I need it.
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