downhill/bike park bikes

Devinci Wilson GX 29 (Fox)

A well renowned downhill bike boasting 200mm of travel, front and rear, ready to tackle the Whistler Bike Park. 

  • Fork – Fox Float 40 Performance 203mm 
  • Shock – Fox Float X2 Performance Elite
  • Drivetrain – SRAM GX DH 7-speed
  • Brakes – SRAM Code R
  • Wheels – 29″, Maxxis DH Tires

All mountain bikes are maintained to a high standard. Suspension will be tuned to your weight for optimum performance. Brakes can be set up North American or Moto. We offer flat or clipless (SPD) pedals, or bring your own. Full face helmet included.

Please note that our small frames are from a previous year due to supply chain issues. 

FALL UPDATE: Bike rentals still collected and returned to our Sundial shop. We will provide bike park renters one complimentary lift from our shop to Creekside gondola in the morning.  We can accommodate 4 riders and bikes per lift.

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Devinci Wilson Sizing Chart

SizeSMLXL
Rider's Height5'3" - 5'7"
160cm - 170cm		5'6" - 5'11"
169cm - 179cm		5'10" - 6'2"
178cm - 188cm		6'1" - 6'5"
187cm - 198cm

Downhill/Bike Park - Devinci Wilson Pricing

Duration1 Day2 Days3 Days4 Days5 Days 6 Days7 DaysAdditional Days
Pre-Book 15% Discount$157.25$289.00$402.90$510.00$607.75$703.80$803.25$114.75
Walk In$185.00$340.00$474.00$600.00$715.00$828.00$945.00$135.00

To receive a 15% pre-book discount:

  • Book at least 1 full calendar day in advance.

FaQS

Downhill/Bike Park

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Do I need protective equipment? What body armor/protection do you offer for rent?

Yes, protective gear is strongly recommended in the bike park. We provide a complimentary full face helmet and you can add body armor to your rental. We offer knee-shin pads, elbow pads, and chest protectors. We do not offer goggles or gloves for rent, however we have options available for purchase in store, and would recommend wearing these in the bike park.

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What clothes should I wear to ride in the Bike Park?

Sports clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty and that wicks sweat. We recommend bike specific clothing that will not rip or tear.

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What is the difference between the Enduro/Bike Park bike and the Downhill/Bike Park bikes?

Enduro bikes are built to be capable of pedaling uphill, while still being fun to ride down rough terrain. Our Enduro bikes (Devinci Spartan) have a carbon frame, 12-speed cassette, dropper-post, and 170/160 mm of travel, so you can equally enjoy the single-track in the valley and the trails in the Whistler Bike Park. The Downhill/Bike Park options (Devinci Wilson and Devinci Chainsaw) are built with maximum fun on the downhill in mind and are not suitable for pedaling uphill. These Downhill bikes have an aluminium frame, 7-speed cassette, no dropper post, and more suspension than the Enduro bikes. More detailed specifications are available for each bike on their respective information pages.

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What is the difference between the two Downhill/Bike Park options?

The Devinci Wilson is a downhill bike from 2022 with Fox Float Performance air suspension. It has 29″ wheels, 200 mm of travel front and rear, and a slightly heavier, downhill-specific frame. The Devinci Chainsaw is brand new for the summer of 2023 with a 190 Boxxer fork, 170 mm Rockshox SuperDeluxe Coil, a mullet wheel configuration (29″ front, 27″ rear), and a lighter, enduro frame.

The Wilson is great for charging through challenging technical trails and and eating up rough terrain, while the Chainsaw is a little more nimble and playful due to its 27″ rear wheel and lighter frame – perfect for throwing around down one of the many jump trails or darting through tight corners. Either way, both are great bikes for riding any of the trails in the Whistler Bike Park!

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What pedal options are available?

We offer flat (Deity Black Kat) or SPD pedals, or you are welcome to bring your own.

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What shoes should I wear to ride in the Bike Park?

Closed toe, flat soled shoes for protection and grip on pedals.

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What size bike should I get?

Please refer to the size chart that is listed on the information page for each bike. If you are an inexperienced rider between sizes, you may want to choose the smaller size option, as it will be easier to handle and maneuver on the trails.