The 2020 Rocky Mountain Slayer Mountain Bike Preys on Gnar [Video Review]

We take the all-new Rocky Mountain Slayer for a ride and talk about what it does best, as well as a few things that surprised us about this long-travel mountain bike.
By Matt Miller

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We’ve spent a few months putting the all-new Rocky Mountain Slayer to the test. While we haven’t found its limits yet, we’ve formed a few opinions. Check out the video review, and the full written review. If you haven’t yet, subscribe to our YouTube channel for more video content.

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