Salsa Framesets & Bikes

On this page: 52cm Salsa Casseroll | 54cm Salsa La Raza

Salsa Bikes is an American brand, started by cycling icon Ross Shafer

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52cm Salsa Casseroll. New complete bike, $1,700
52cm seat tube x 52cm top tube

Salsa designed this to be a road-riding bike yet capable of withstanding rough paved and gravel roads. It's non-race oriented, built with relaxed handling for long road rides and randonneuring.

This Cassaroll frameset is built with the Salsa Classico tubeset (double-butted CroMoly steel). The parts kit is mostly Shimano 105 10-speed triple. The wheels have Shimano Tiagra hubs laced to Salsa Delgado cyclo-cross rims fitted with Continental City Glide 700 x 32 tires (comfy and efficient). Brakes are Tektro double-pivot sidepulls. You'll sit on a Salsa-embroidered WTB saddle.

The bars are the Salsa MotoAce Short & Shallow model. Another nod to comfort.

Pedals are alloy with toe clips and straps. We can mount clipless pedals if you prefer.

A comfortable bike that will eat up the miles

The Casseroll from the other side

And from the front

The cockpit from the rider's view. The stem has lots of spacers lifting the bars.

Front view of the Short & Shallow handlebars.

Salsa Casseroll head tube with the famous Salsa pepper.

The main triangle showing braze-ons for two water bottles.

WTB saddle with "Salsa" embroidery

You can see the alloy pedals with clips and the rear Tiagra hub in this picture.

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54cm Salsa La Raza. New complete bike $2,300.00
54cm seat tube x 55cm top tube

The frame is built with True Temper Platinum OX tubing (air-hardened steel, comparable to Reynolds 853, but more rust resistant) matched with a Salsa carbon fork.

The kit is Campagnolo Mirage 9-speed triple.

Our Salsa La Raza has been built for touring, general road riding and commuting.

Non drive-side view

Front view showing the comfortable 3T bars & stem.

Close-up of the head tube and the Campagnolo dual-pivot front caliper

Back view

Close-up of the bike's good-looking graphics

Seat tube. With that big pepper, there can be no doubt that this is a Salsa bike.

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