Norco Vixa Specs and reviews

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Norco Vixa specs

General Information
Model Name Vixa
Brand/Manufacturer Norco
Year of Release 2022
Country of Origin Canada
Mountain Bike Type Enduro
Intended Use All-Mountain
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material Carbon
Frame Size Options S, M, L, XL
Frame Geometry Reach: 420mm / Stack: 620mm / Head Tube Angle: 65.5° / Seat Tube Angle: 76° / Chainstay Length: 435mm / Wheelbase: 1205mm
Axle Standard Boost 148mm
Bottom Bracket Type PF30
Headset Type IS42/IS52
Internal Cable Routing Yes
Protection Features Frame Armor, Chainstay Protector
Suspension System
Suspension Type Full Suspension
Front Suspension Brand and Model RockShox Lyrik Ultimate
Front Suspension Travel 170mm
Rear Suspension Brand and Model RockShox Super Deluxe Ultimate
Rear Suspension Travel 160mm
Suspension Adjustments Compression, Rebound, Lockout
Suspension Design/Kinematics Four-Bar
Flip Chip or Geometry Adjust Features Yes
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 1x
Number of Speeds 12-speed
Rear Derailleur Model SRAM X01 Eagle
Shifter Brand and Model SRAM X01 Eagle
Crankset Details Length: 170mm / Chainring Size: 32T
Cassette Range 10-52T
Chain Type and Brand SRAM Eagle
Q-Factor N/A
Braking System
Brake Type Hydraulic Disc
Brake Brand and Model SRAM Code RSC
Rotor Size Front: 200mm / Rear: 200mm
Brake Mount Standard Post Mount
Brake Pads Organic
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 29"
Rim Material and Width Aluminum, Internal 30mm, External 35mm
Hub Type and Engagement 6-Pawl, Rapid Engagement
Spoke Count and Pattern 32H, 3-Cross
Tubeless Ready Yes
Tire Brand, Model, and Width Maxxis Minion DHF/DHR II 2.5"
Tire Compound and Sidewall Casing Dual Compound, EXO+
Tire Tread Pattern and Intended Terrain Aggressive Knobs, All-Mountain
Max Tire Pressure 35psi
Insert Compatibility CushCore-Ready
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type Riser
Handlebar Material Aluminum
Stem Length and Angle 50mm, 0°
Grips Type Lock-On
Saddle Brand and Model WTB Volt
Seatpost Type Dropper
Dropper Post Travel 170mm
Seatpost Diameter 31.6mm
Pedals Included No
Headset Brand and Bearing Type FSA, Sealed
Geometry & Fit
Available Frame Sizes S, M, L, XL
Standover Height 742mm, 772mm, 797mm, 822mm
Rider Height Range N/A
Stack and Reach 620mm, 420mm
Effective Top Tube Length N/A
Chainstay Length 435mm
Bottom Bracket Drop and Height N/A
Head Tube and Seat Tube Lengths N/A
Price & Availability
MSRP USD 5,499
Market Availability North America, Europe
Color Options Black/Blue, Red/Black
Warranty Coverage Frame: Lifetime, Components: 1 year

Pros and Cons of Norco Vixa


Pros Cons
Lightweight aluminum frame Higher price point
Smooth shifting gears Limited color options
Comfortable saddle No suspension fork

Common Issues and Problems with Norco Vixa


Common Problems with Norco Vixa Bike
1. Chain slipping or skipping gears during shifts
2. Brakes squealing or not providing sufficient stopping power
3. Suspension fork leaking oil or feeling stiff
4. Wheels going out of true frequently
5. Seatpost slipping or not staying at the desired height
6. Pedals becoming loose or difficult to clip in
7. Handlebar grips wearing out quickly

User Reviews of Norco Vixa


Name Review
Emily The Norco Vixa bike is amazing! It rides smoothly and the gear shifts are seamless. I love the design and color choices available.
Mike I've been using the Norco Vixa for a few weeks now and it has exceeded my expectations. It's sturdy, lightweight, and perfect for both casual rides and more intense trails.
Sarah The Norco Vixa is a great value for the price. It's comfortable to ride and the suspension system works really well on rough terrains. Highly recommended!
John I purchased the Norco Vixa for my daughter and she absolutely loves it. The frame size is perfect for her and the bike is easy to handle. Great purchase!

Common Questions About Norco Vixa


  • 1. Can I convert the Norco Vixa to run on 27.5" wheels?

    No, the Norco Vixa is designed specifically for 29" wheels and it is not recommended to convert it to run on 27.5" wheels.

  • 2. What is the weight of the Norco Vixa bike?

    The weight of the Norco Vixa varies depending on the frame size and components but typically ranges between 30-33 lbs.

  • 3. How does the RockShox suspension system on the Vixa perform for downhill riding?

    The RockShox suspension system on the Norco Vixa, with 170mm front travel and 160mm rear travel, offers excellent performance for downhill riding, providing a plush and controlled feel over rough terrain.

  • 4. Is the Norco Vixa suitable for bikepacking adventures?

    While the Norco Vixa is more focused on aggressive trail riding and enduro racing, it can be used for light bikepacking adventures with some modifications to carry gear.

  • 5. Can I adjust the geometry of the Norco Vixa using the flip chip feature?

    Yes, the Norco Vixa comes with a flip chip feature that allows you to adjust the geometry slightly to suit your riding style and terrain preferences.

  • 6. How does the SRAM Code RSC brake system on the Vixa perform in wet conditions?

    The SRAM Code RSC hydraulic disc brakes on the Norco Vixa offer excellent performance even in wet and muddy conditions, providing reliable stopping power and modulation.

  • 7. Does the Norco Vixa come with a chain guide or bash guard for added chain security?

    No, the Norco Vixa does not come with a chain guide or bash guard as standard equipment, but they can be added aftermarket for additional chain security.

  • 8. What is the process for warranty claims on the Norco Vixa?

    If you need to make a warranty claim for your Norco Vixa, you should contact the authorized dealer where you purchased the bike or reach out to Norco directly with your proof of purchase and details of the issue.

  • 9. Are the Maxxis Minion tires on the Vixa tubeless-ready?

    Yes, the Maxxis Minion DHF/DHR II tires on the Norco Vixa are tubeless-ready, allowing you to set them up tubeless for better traction and puncture protection.

  • 10. Can I install a front derailleur on the Norco Vixa for a 2x drivetrain setup?

    No, the Norco Vixa is designed specifically for a 1x drivetrain setup, and it does not have provisions for mounting a front derailleur for a 2x setup.