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Whyte 801 2022 Hardtail Mountain Bike (Size S / M / L / XL)

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Posted 1 September 2023

Whyte 801 2022 Hardtail Mountain Bike (Size S / M / L / XL)

£629

£19.99 ·

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About the 801

Trail hardtails are the core of Whyte because they deliver the most performance to the most people. Whyte are stoked to deliver the full control, flat out fun experience with their latest 801.

Key Features
120mm RockShox suspension
Enduro width bars
Shimano Deore gears
WTB tubeless ready rim
Maxxis Forekaster tires

Specifications
Frameset

Frame: 6061 Alloy, Hydro Formed T6 Aluminium, Multi Butted, SCR, Tapered Headtube, Get A Grip Seat Clamp System, Internal Cable Routing with BBX63 and Chainstay Post Mount Dropouts 12mm X 148mm Boost
Front Fork: RockShox Recon RL 27.5, 120mm Travel, 37mm Offset, Solo Air, Fast Black Coating, Adjustable Rebound, Tapered Alloy Steerer, 110mm x 15mm Boost, Maxle Lite
Rear Shock: n/a

Wheels

Front Hub: Alloy, Double Sealed Cartridge Bearings, 15mm x 110mm Boost Thru Axle, 32 Hole
Rear Hub: Alloy, Double Sealed Cartridge Bearings, 10mm x 148mm Boost Thru Axle, 32 Hole
Tires: Maxxis Forekaster 27.5x 2.35 Dual Compound, 60TPI
Rims: WTB ST i27 TCS 2.0 System, Pinned Joint, Tubeless Ready, 32 Hole

Drivetrain

Pedals: Fibre Reinforced Composite Platform
Crankset: Whyte, Forged 2pcs Cranks, Direct Mount 32T Narrow/Wide Chainring, 170mm, 10 Speed
Front Derailleur: n/a
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore RD-M5120-SGS, Shadow Plus, 10 Speed
Shifters: Shimano Deore SL-M4100, 10 Speed
Bottom Bracket: BSA, Cartridge Bearings, 73mm

Components

Handlebar: Whyte 6061 Alloy, 15mm Rise, 31.8mm, S 760mm Wide, M/L/XL 780mm Wide
Grips: Whyte Lock-on Enduro Grip
Stem: Whyte Alloy, 40mm Extension
Brakes: Tektro Auriga HD-M280, 180mm Disc (Internal routing to rear)
Brake Levers: Tektro Auriga HD-M280
Saddle: Whyte Custom
Seatpost: Whyte 6061 Alloy, 15mm Offset, 30.9mm x S/M 350mm, L/XL 400mm, 2 Bolt Clamp

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Edited by a community support team member, 21 October 2023

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2nd Sep
Just a heads up . I bought this bike last year for £725 on sale . I`ve always been a fan of Whyte bikes for being good quality. However after 4 months of very little use over the Winter due to health reasons and my bikes are always it kept indoors .I went out on it and it was making terrible grinding noises when turning , when I got it home I stripped the headset and the bearings were bone dry . There was no sign of grease in them at all and there was no rust/grease stain on the steerer tube or inside the headtube so it hadn`t washed out in the rainy weather . So if you buy one ,especially online ,get it checked over by a competent cycle mechanic just to be safe. In the end I replaced the headset cage bearings with new Aheadset with cartridge bearings, as the lack of grease had caused some minor pitting in the bearing races . Really on a bike with an rrp of £1250 a cartridge bearing Aheadset should be standard kit. Other than that it is a fantastic bike , i`ve been using mine most days and have just fitted a dropper post on it. I`d certainly buy it at this price and to be honest any bike could get through the production process with something being missed , it shouldn`t happen but it does. So just be aware.
3rd Sep
I wouldn’t be too worried about headset bearings. I’d rather the manufacturer send the bearing budget to the bottom bracket and rear hub. Takes a few minutes to strip the headset and press grease into the races
2nd Sep
Went in here for the first time yesterday, what an amazing place to view bikes. Plus the fact they just leave you alone until you ask them something.

So many good models of bikes though it's confusing, did see this one too and looked great.
1st Sep
It's purty
2nd Sep
Ouch! I paid £879 for this bike a couple of months ago. Replaced a Kona 29 hybrid with it. Amazing price for a nice bike and although I wish I’d never scene this post - have some heat!
2nd Sep
OP, you should put the rrp in the post. Good deal.
2nd Sep
Need a bike, do i or dont i. All i know about bikes is they require round wheels
2nd Sep
What do you need the bike for? Are you going to start regularly going off road on tracks and downhill? If so then this might be just the ticket. If its mainly for around town and occasional trail riding then this isn't what you need.
2nd Sep
Hi combat, thanks....maybe go on some dirt trails with my boy which will have some gradual hills. I am a very inexperienced biker but id likr something half decent and light as i am only small. Wont be going on roads tbh.....maybe i am better wjth a hyrbid, thanks
2nd Sep
Last year's model. I paid this for it in January so not the best deal
2nd Sep
Is it not a competitive deal? Does it matter its last years model? Just curious, ta
2nd Sep
Cracking first post. Thanks for posting
3rd Sep
This is a really good price for this bike. Before discounters got hold of it, this would sell at RRP*. Not sure where Whyte are going with their brand, but still this is a good buy if you want a trail orientated hardtail. Pretty slack at the front though, so not the best if you should really be buying a 700c hybrid;)

*well, at least they did pre 2020 before the bike industry slapped 30-40% on average pricing. Now everything is just on permanent sale (edited)
3rd Sep
Agreed. They make great bikes but now seem a tad overpriced. On sale they are a bargain, I've just ordered the above