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Scott G-Zero P1 2002 Full Suspension
Product Descriptionframe » G-Zero Solution Alloy 7005 Liteflite D.B. w/Scott D/out for Discfork » Rock-Shox Judy-SL, air assist 80 mm/Reb. Adjust rear shock » SID XC, non adjust rear der » Shimano Deore LX 27 speed front der » Shimano LX / E-Type shifters » Shimano LX w/gear indicator brakes » Scott Pro V-Brake, cartridge pads crankset » Shimano LX 22x32x44 T handlebar » Scott Strike Comp Scott Strike Comp 600mm, black stem » Scott Team D. Clamp, black 1-1/8" 10° rise pedal » LU-998-S, alloy seatpost » Scott Comp seat » Scott Solution hubs » F: Scott Comp Sealed Black R: Shimano cassette » Shimano CS-HG50-9 11-32 T spokes » 15 G Stainless, black rims » Alesa ZAC-19 Alloy Black D-Wall-UP tires » IRC Notos XC 26 x 2.1
User Reviews
Submitted by
BJ1947325
a Cross Country Rider
from Leigh on Sea, UK Date Reviewed: April 3, 2010 Strengths: I only bought the frame I bought the frame and built the bike myself. Recon forks, Mavic wheels, Avid brakes, Race Face controls, XT everything else, It's very light and works well in UK cross country conditions and extreme down hill Sierra Nevada conditions. The simple rear end geometry is very competant and to date maintainance free. I've had bikes with four bar links and you seem to be for ever changing bearings with those Weaknesses: and works extremely well in all sorts of conditions The SID rear shock supplied works quite well if you can be arsed to play with the pos and neg air presures for ever but it's impossible to do anything with the damping. I'm really happy with the rest of it so I'm gonna switch to a fox rear shock Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Sierra Nevada, Spain. Duration Product Used: 1 Year Price Paid: $350.00 Purchased At: Chain Reaction Similar Products Used: Early Specialized FSR; great bike but got pissed off changing rear suspension bearing twice a year. Early Marin Rift Zone. Marin Enduro. 
Submitted by
ISK
a Downhiller
from London, UK. Date Reviewed: August 3, 2004 Strengths: Should start by saying mine's a P2, not a P1. Maybe just a US/Europe difference? First up the frame, which is excellent for the money. Good strength/weight balance. The front fork is ropey, but almost anything off the shelf below the $3,000 mark tends to be. Rear shock is great for what it is. For the trails, especially the steep stuff, it's lovely. Some good hardware as stock on the UK bike too (LX mostly). Weaknesses: I had Hope Minis fitted from new. V-brakes looked gash! It behaves terribly in sand or lose dirt, like driving a car on ice. You wouldn't want to trust it being jumped either (although the frame would probably cope). Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Vail, Co. Duration Product Used: 2 Years Price Paid: $2300.00 Purchased At: MPR, Clapham, London, UK. Similar Products Used: First full-sus package. Bike Setup: as billed, with the Hopes.
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