Product Description
The Spark 29 Comp is a full suspension aluminum 29er with Shimano drivetrain and brakes which is lightweight, durable, affordable and retains all the great geometry and ride of its carbon cousins.
Frame: Spark 29 alloy 6061
Fork: Rock Shox XC 32 29 TK, lockout, 100mm
Shock: X-Fusion E1 RL, Lockout, 100mm
Group set: Shimano SLX / Alivio
Brakes: Shimano BR-M446 disc brakes
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Josh700
a Weekend Warrior
from Las Vegas, NV, USADate Reviewed: February 10, 2012
Strengths: Price, frame designWeaknesses: WeightBottom Line: I intended to ride an mtb again after riding road on my Trek Madone for several months. I was looking at a sub-2K full suspension 29er. With the current economic crisis, I didn't see the justification to buy a 2K-3K 29er. Originally I was looking at the Specialized Camber. It was comfortable and rode well. However, Specialized jacked up their prices for the 2012 Camber to $2,200. Luckily, through research, I found the 2012 Scott Spark Comp at $1,650 OTD. I already had a Scott Sportster 55 Dual Sport Hybrid at only $500 and was impressed by the ride. It rode as well as the 2011 Spesh Camber for $550 less! The SLX gears were relatively smooth and the suspension worked well. For the money, I believe the 2012 Scott Spark Comp 29er is the best bang for the buck for full suspension 29ers out there. With the quality, I would not hesitate to recommend Scott.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1650.00
Purchased At: Southwest Bikes
Similar Products Used: Stumpjumper FSR XC
Bike Setup: Stock
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