Diamondback

2016 Diamondback Mason

Previous used estimate

$439 - $451

Actual value depends on condition, size, and local demand.

2016 Diamondback Mason

Value Guide market data · 2016 Diamondback Mason

12-month projected trend

4%

Direction and magnitude, not judgment

vs. category average

3%

Drops faster than category avg

Price over time - 2016 Diamondback Mason

$2.0k$1.2k$338MSRPMSRPYr 1Yr 2Yr 3Yr 4Yr 5Yr 6Yr 7Yr 7Yr 8Yr 9Yr 10Yr 11Yr 12Yr 13Yr 14Yr 14Yr 15Yr 16Yr 17Yr 18Yr 19Yr 20Yr 20

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Overview

About this bike

Diamondback's Mason is comfortable at the front of the pack. An established leader in the slack big-wheel hardtail category, it made sense to continue to push the limits with the emergence of 27.5 Plus and Boost technology. In a nutshell, this new configuration means significant gains in traction and wheel stiffness, with very little loss from its 29” wheel. If you’ve ridden a previous incarnation of the Mason, this may be hard to believe. But it’s true. They made sure to keep the ride characteristics as similar as they could: the butted/formed aluminum frame is low-slung and slack, with a 120mm Rockshox Reba fork that makes sure no trail is too rough. The ride has stayed distinctly all-mountain, especially with the increase in traction from running this wide of a tire. Powerful Avid hydraulic brakes provide excellent speed modulation, while a hill-crushing 20-speed SRAM drivetrain and wide bars round out the build on this trail-shredding machine.

Specifications

Category
Mountain
Component Fork
Rockshox Reba 27.5+, 120mm
Component Hubs
Aluminum, sealed bearing
Component Stem
DB35, 60mm length, 35mm barbore
Product Family
Mason
Component Frame
Mason 27.5" Plus 6061-T6 Weapons Grade Aluminum w/Formed Top Tube, Butted / Formed Down Tube / Seatstays, Tapered Head Tube, ISCG, 148x12mm Boost Spec Dropouts
Component Tires
Schwalbe Nobby Nic 27.5x2.9" Performance, Folding, Tubless Compatible
Component Brakes
Avid DB1 Hydraulic Disc, 180mm/180mm Centerline Rotors
Component Saddle
DB Race M-series saddle
Component Cassette
Shimano HG50 10spd (11-36t)
Component Crankset
Raceface Ride
Component Shifters
SRAM X5
Component Handlebar
DB35, 760mm width, 15mm rise, 35mm barbore
Component Seat Post
DB Micro Adjust 30.9mm
Component Wheel Set
DB OffPiste32 Doublewall Disc, 32h Tubless Compatible
Component Chainrings
36/22
Component Tape Grips
DB4L "Lock on" 135mm Kraton
Component Brake Levers
Avid DB1 Hydraulic Levers
Component Rear Derailleur
SRAM X7 Type 2.1
Component Fork Brand Model
Rockshox Reba 27.5+, 120mm
Component Front Derailleur
SRAM X5
Component Frame Construction
Mason 27.5inch Plus 6061-T6 Weapons Grade Aluminum w/Formed Top Tube, Butted / Formed Down Tube / Seatstays, Tapered Head Tube, ISCG, 148x12mm Boost Spec Dropouts
Frame Construction
Mason 27.5inch Plus 6061-T6 Weapons Grade Aluminum w/Formed Top Tube, Butted / Formed Down Tube / Seatstays, Tapered Head Tube, ISCG, 148x12mm Boost Spec Dropouts
Fork Brand & Model
Rockshox Reba 27.5+, 120mm
Hubs
Aluminum, sealed bearing
Tires
Schwalbe Nobby Nic 27.5x2.9" Performance, Folding, Tubless Compatible
Crankset
Raceface Ride
Saddle
DB Race M-series saddle
Handlebar
DB35, 760mm width, 15mm rise, 35mm barbore
Front Derailleur
SRAM X5
Rear Derailleur
SRAM X7 Type 2.1
Stem
DB35, 60mm length, 35mm barbore
Brake Levers
Avid DB1 Hydraulic Levers
Brakes
Avid DB1 Hydraulic Disc, 180mm/180mm Centerline Rotors
Cassette
Shimano HG50 10spd (11-36t)
Chainrings
36/22
Fork
Rockshox Reba 27.5+, 120mm
Frame
Mason 27.5" Plus 6061-T6 Weapons Grade Aluminum w/Formed Top Tube, Butted / Formed Down Tube / Seatstays, Tapered Head Tube, ISCG, 148x12mm Boost Spec Dropouts
Seat Post
DB Micro Adjust 30.9mm
Shifters
SRAM X5
Tape/Grips
DB4L "Lock on" 135mm Kraton
Wheel Set
DB OffPiste32 Doublewall Disc, 32h Tubless Compatible

What to check when buying used

Inspection

Frame condition

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Inspection

Drivetrain wear

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Inspection

Service history

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Suspension service

Confirm fork and rear shock service intervals and check pivot bearings for play.

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