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Santa Cruz Bicycles
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Santa Cruz Bicycles

Blur CC XTR Di2 Carbon Wheel Mountain Bike

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$10,299.00
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Santa Cruz Blur XTR Di2 RSV shifts electronically under real trail load

This generation's Blur XTR Di2 RSV settles into a longer, slacker chassis, with the head angle relaxing, the seat angle steepening, and the bottom bracket dropping lower to hold a confident line through rocky, technical terrain. Rear travel grows to 120mm alongside it, riding on a more progressive leverage curve that adds real support before the shock reaches full compression, so it uses its full stroke without a harsh bottom-out. Front-triangle storage keeps the setup clean too, with a down tube GloveBox and two bottle mounts replacing what would otherwise ride in a pack.


What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"Grinding up a loose, technical climb under full power, XTR Di2 fires the same crisp shift it would on clean pavement, mud packed in the derailleur or not."


Heads up! We do our best to keep bike specs and images current, but occasional component changes can happen without warning, and sometimes the photos might not show the exact build you'll receive. If you want to double-check the details, our Gearhead® Experts are always here to help.


Details

  • Flagship race-day performance built to hold up over long, technical trail days
  • Superlight rear suspension — more progressive support late in the stroke resists a harsh bottom-out
  • FOX 34 SL Factory fork — 120mm of travel with race-level damping adjustment
  • Longer, slacker front end — steadies high-speed sections without dulling handling
  • Refined carbon layup — trims weight through the tube junctions without giving up stiffness
  • Shimano XTR Di2 electronic drivetrain — precise shifts under full power, mud or no mud
  • Reserve 28 XC SL carbon wheels — the platform's lightest, stiffest wheel option
  • GloveBox down tube storage and two bottle mounts — skip the pack on long days
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Frame Material
Carbon CC
Suspension
Superlight
Rear Shock
FOX Float SL Factory, 190x45
Rear Travel
120mm (4.7in)
Fork
FOX 34 SL Float Factory, Grip X, 120mm
Front Travel
120mm (4.7in)
Headset
Chris King DropSet 3 Integrated
Shifters
Shimano XTR M9250 Shift Switch
Rear Derailleur
Shimano XTR Di2 M9250, SGS, 12spd
ISCG Tabs
ISCG 05
Crankset
Shimano XTR M9200
Chainring Sizes
34t
Crank Arm Length
[Small] 165mm, [Medium, Large, X-Large] 170mm
Bottom Bracket
Shimano XTR Threaded
Cassette
Shimano XTR M9200, 12-speed
Cassette Range
10-51t
Chain
Shimano XTR M9100, 12spd
Brakeset
SRAM Motive Ultimate
Brake Type
hydraulic disc, centerlock
Rotors
SRAM HS2, Centerlock, 180mm
Handlebar
OneUp Carbon, 35mm
Handlebar Rise
[Small, Medium] 20mm, [Large, X-Large] 35mm
Handlebar Width
760mm
Grips
ESI Chunky
Stem
RaceFace Turbine SL
Stem Length
50mm
Saddle
WTB Silverado Medium Fusion, Stainless
Seatpost
OneUp Dropper Post, 31.6mm
Seatpost Travel
[Small] 125mm, [Medium] 150mm, [Large] 180mm, [X-Large] 210mm
Wheelset
Reserve 28|XC SL Carbon, 24h
Hubs
DT Swiss 180/180 EXP, MicroSpline
Front Axle
15 x 110mm
Rear Axle
12 x 148mm
Tire Clearance
2.4in (may vary by tire and rim model)
Tires
Maxxis Aspen AT
Tire Size
29 x 2.4in
Pedals
Not included
Extras
Top tube accessory mount, GloveBox down tube storage, two front-triangle bottle mounts
Claimed Weight
[Medium] 25.19lb (11.43kg)
Activity
Cross-country
Manufacturer Warranty
[frame, pivot bearings, Reserve carbon rims] lifetime

Santa Cruz Blur

Mountain biker descends a dirt trail surrounded by trees and wildflowers with light shining from behind.

Built To Go The Distance

Light enough to climb, tough enough to take a hit

What Makes The Blur

 Close-up of the Blur rear suspension.

More Travel, No Weight Penalty

Travel increases to 120mm front and rear, up 10mm, without adding weight or bulk to the shock. It adds real capability on rough terrain without giving up climbing efficiency.

Full side profile view of Blur bike.

Modern XC Geometry

The new geometry lets riders carry more speed into rough descents while still climbing efficiently. Sitting further inside the bike instead of on top of it adds control right when the trail gets technical.

Detail of the Santa Cruz Blur rear suspension linkage, showing the design skeetches overlayed.

Reworked Suspension Platform

A reshaped leverage curve and mid-stroke support help the bike pedal better and descend harder than the outgoing Blur. It resists bounce on the way up and stays composed on the way down.

Close-up of the Santa Cruz CC carbon frame.

CC Carbon On Every Build

Once reserved for higher-tier builds, Santa Cruz's lightest, stiffest carbon layup is now standard across every Blur build, from base to top of the range.

Easier To Ride

Detail of a Santa Cruz glovebox compartment on Blur down tube.

Glovebox V2

In-frame storage keeps trail essentials accessible without adding bulk outside the frame. An improved latch and tighter frame contact mean it opens, closes, and stays put without a fight.

Detail of a Santa Cruz Blur frame with two waterbottles in frame-mounted holders.

Two Bottle Mounts

The front triangle fits two full-size bottles, enough for longer rides without strapping on a hydration pack.

Detail of a Santa Cruz Blur accessory mount screws on top tube.

Accessory Mount

A top tube mount keeps CO2, plugs, and tools within reach on the frame, ready the moment you need them, not buried in a pack.

Detail of a Santa Cruz chunnel system.

Cable Chunnels

Cables and hoses route fully inside the frame's tube-in-tube channels, staying protected and rattle-free on rough trails. It also makes maintenance easier at tune-up time.

Two bikers riding down a hillside trail with dry grasses all around.

Biker riding fast down mountain trail.

Biker riding pedaling hard up a technical rocky section.

Lone biker riding trail around hillside with mountain view in the background.

Lone biker standing behind holding a Blur bike with wildflowers in the foreground.

Which Kit Is Right For You?

Standard vs Race

Blur standard mountain bike stem close up from the front showing riser handlebar

Standard Kit

For riders logging varied trail miles, group rides, and wanting a more upright, relaxed position.

Riser bar, 50mm stem, Aspen AT tires, no remote lockout

Blur Race mountain bike stem and flat handlebard from teh front.

Race Kit

For riders who want a lower, stretched-out position built for race-day speed.

Flat bar, 60mm stem, Rekon Race tires, remote-lockout suspension

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