Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 Specs and reviews

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Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 specs

General Information
Model Name ProRace SAT 729
Brand/Manufacturer Lapierre
Year of Release 2023
Country of Origin France
Mountain Bike Type cross-country
Intended Use racing
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material carbon
Frame Size Options S, M, L, XL
Frame Geometry reach: 425mm / stack: 605mm / head tube angle: 69.5° / seat tube angle: 74° / chainstay length: 435mm / wheelbase: 1155mm
Axle Standard Boost 148mm
Bottom Bracket Type PF30
Headset Type IS42/IS52
Internal Cable Routing yes
Frame Storage downtube storage
Protection Features frame armor, chainstay protector
Suspension System
Suspension Type full suspension
Front Suspension Brand and Model RockShox SID Ultimate
Front Suspension Travel 100mm
Suspension Adjustments compression, rebound, lockout
Suspension Design/Kinematics VPP
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 1x
Number of Speeds 12-speed
Rear Derailleur Model SRAM X01 Eagle
Shifter Brand and Model SRAM GX Eagle
Crankset Details length: 175mm / chainring size: 32T
Cassette Range 10-52T
Chain Type and Brand SRAM Eagle
Q-Factor 168mm
Braking System
Brake Type hydraulic disc
Brake Brand and Model SRAM G2 RSC
Rotor Size front: 180mm / rear: 160mm
Brake Mount Standard post mount
Brake Pads semi-metallic
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 29"
Rim Material and Width internal: 25mm / external: 30mm
Tubeless Ready yes
Tire Brand, Model, and Width brand: Maxxis / model: Minion DHF / width: 2.4"
Tire Compound and Sidewall Casing compound: 3C MaxxTerra / casing: EXO+
Tire Tread Pattern and Intended Terrain tread: aggressive knobs / terrain: all-mountain
Max Tire Pressure 35 psi
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type riser
Handlebar Material aluminum
Stem Length and Angle 60mm, 6°
Grips Type lock-on
Saddle Brand and Model SDG Radar
Seatpost Type dropper
Dropper Post Travel 125mm
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 S: 760mm, M: 785mm, L: 810mm, XL: 835mm
Rider Height Range 165cm - 195cm
Stack and Reach stack: 605mm, reach: 425mm
Effective Top Tube Length 615mm
Chainstay Length 435mm
Bottom Bracket Drop and Height drop: 40mm, height: 335mm
Head Tube and Seat Tube Lengths head tube: 110mm, seat tube: 460mm
Performance & Ride Quality
Weight claimed: 12.5kg, actual: 12.7kg
Ride Character climbing, descending, stability, agility
Suspension Sensitivity or Progression progressive
Certifications & Compliance
Safety Standards ISO4210
Frame Testing Certification CE
Price & Availability
MSRP $4,999
Market Availability Europe, North America
Color Options Black/Red, Blue/Green
Warranty Coverage frame: 5 years, components: 2 years

Pros and Cons of Lapierre ProRace SAT 729


Pros Cons
Lightweight carbon frame High price point
Smooth and responsive handling May not be suitable for beginners
Excellent component quality Limited color options
Great for competitive racing Not ideal for casual riders

Common Issues and Problems with Lapierre ProRace SAT 729


Common Problems with Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 Bike
1. Chain slipping or skipping gears during gear shifts
2. Brake pads wearing out quickly, leading to reduced braking efficiency
3. Suspension fork losing air pressure, affecting ride comfort and performance
4. Wheels going out of true, causing wobbling and instability
5. Bottom bracket creaking or making noise under pedaling pressure
6. Handlebar grips becoming loose and needing frequent readjustment
7. Seatpost slipping down while riding, requiring constant repositioning

User Reviews of Lapierre ProRace SAT 729


Name Review
John Doe The Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 bike is an absolute joy to ride. The frame is lightweight yet sturdy, making it perfect for both casual rides and more intense trails.
Sarah Smith I've been using the Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 for a few months now and I'm impressed with its performance. The bike handles well on various terrains and the components are top-notch.
Mike Johnson This bike is a game-changer! The Lapierre ProRace SAT 729's suspension system works like a charm, providing a smooth and comfortable ride even on rough trails.
Emily Brown I bought the Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 for its sleek design and I was not disappointed. Not only does it look great, but it also delivers exceptional performance on the road.

Common Questions About Lapierre ProRace SAT 729


  • Is the Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 suitable for tall riders?

    Yes, the bike comes in XL size with a standover height of 835mm, accommodating riders up to 195cm in height.

  • What makes the suspension on the ProRace SAT 729 special?

    The bike features a VPP suspension design that offers excellent sensitivity and progression for a smooth ride.

  • Are the wheels on this bike tubeless ready?

    Yes, the 29" wheels come tubeless ready, allowing you to run lower tire pressures for better traction and fewer punctures.

  • How does the Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 handle climbing?

    The bike is designed for cross-country racing, offering great climbing performance with its lightweight build and efficient suspension.

  • What is the Q-Factor of the drivetrain on this bike?

    The Q-Factor is 168mm, ensuring efficient power transfer and comfortable pedaling stance.

  • Does the ProRace SAT 729 come with a dropper post?

    Yes, the bike is equipped with a 125mm dropper post for easy saddle height adjustment on the fly.

  • How does the Lapierre ProRace SAT 729 perform on descents?

    The bike offers stability and agility on descents, thanks to its geometry and suspension setup, providing confidence at high speeds.

  • What type of brake pads are used on the ProRace SAT 729?

    The bike comes with semi-metallic brake pads on the SRAM G2 RSC hydraulic disc brakes for reliable stopping power.

  • Can I mount a water bottle cage on the frame of this bike?

    Unfortunately, the frame of the ProRace SAT 729 does not have standard water bottle cage mounts due to the downtube storage feature.

  • What is the weight of the Lapierre ProRace SAT 729?

    The claimed weight is 12.5kg, while the actual weight is slightly higher at 12.7kg, providing transparency in the bike's specifications.