The Slayer is going to suit riders who are already riding a dual-suspension trail bike and pushing it to the limit.

Perhaps you’re spending more time riding steeper, faster trails. And your current bike is lacking traction. Or just feels a little too loose and wild and can’t quite cope.

The Slayer find grip where you’d never thought possible. It’s exceptional at muting the trail and helping you find the quiet Zen-zone. The Slayer makes riding previously technical lines much easier.

And don’t let the coil deceive you. In typical Rocky style, there’s enough support from the rear of the Slayer to make it feel like you’re pedalling a bigger trail bike.

The Slayer Carbon 50 build

Go the C50 build if you want robust, reliable and affordable performance-graded components.

The Rocky Mountain Carbon 50 features a Smoothwall carbon frame, engineered for optimal strength-to-weight performance.

This premium carbon layup process eliminates wrinkles, voids, and excess resin. It ensures the frame is as clean and consistent on the inside as it is on the outside.

Equipped with a Shimano SLX drivetrain, the Carbon 50 delivers reliable shifting and performance. Stopping power is provided by Shimano SLX 4-piston hydraulic brakes.

For confident traction and control, the C50 rolls on Maxxis Assegai (front) and Minion DHR II (rear) tyres. It’s a proven combination for aggressive trail riding and Enduro. The wheels feature WTB ST i30 tubeless-ready rims. Paired with CushCore Trail inserts to enhance cornering grip, traction, and rim protection.