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Scott Genius MC-10

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Average Rating 4/5
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Description:
  • Frame: Genius MC Carbon CR1 HMF technology
  • Handlebar: Ritchey Carbon WCS 15mm Rise / 660 mm
  • H'stem: Scott MC pro 1 1/8"" /7° rise
  • Pedals: Shimano PD-M540 Clipless pedal
  • Spokes: DT Swiss new aero Black
  • Rims: Mavic XM-317 Disc 28H Black Anodized



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    Submitted by John a Racer from Quesnel, BC, Canada
    Date Reviewed: May 4, 2008
    Duration Product Used:Tested or demo'ed only
    Strengths:Amazingly efficient! Very light.
    Weaknesses:Standover clearance not as good as some other designs. That's really about it.
    Similar Products Used:Santa Cruz Blur LT, Intense 5.5, Specialized S-Works Stumpjumper FSR
    Bike Setup:Stock
    Bottom Line:With 15 years of XC and DH racing experience, I love hitting Interbike every year and rallying "the best" that companies have to offer. Most bikes are hopelessly average. The Scott MC series, however, is an amazing standout. Very light, amazing pedaling efficiency, excellent handling. Standover height might me an issue for shorter legged folks, but that's not me. Cockpit was a little shorter than what I'm used to in this category, so downhill control was impressive. Plush as can be anywhere you need it to be, but stiff under pedaling pressure. While getting used to the lockout lever positions, I locked the bike out before stomping up a short punchy climb. I watched the shock for motion. Nothing! It wasn't until I got to the top and gave the bike an enthusiastic bounce that I realized that I had accidentally placed the lockout lever in the full open position! Once I got the positions sorted out, I realized that, unlike other bikes, Scott's lockout feel hardtail rigid. Great for racers and control freaks. A highly recommended bike. Head and shoulders above the offerings from Santa Cruz (good, but pretty average) and Specialized (clunky suspension characteristics and not nearly as "locked out" as they would have you believe). A bit pricey, but totally worth it if you can float the bill. Non replaceable derailleur hanger? Who cares. Use a hanger banger from North Shore Billet. Even if you did bash a derailleur off, any decent shop could retap the threads or drill out the hanger and install a repair hit. You're never going to take the whole hanger off. It's super burly.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Pilar Costagliola a Cross Country Rider from Firenze, Italy
    Date Reviewed: December 13, 2006
    Favorite Trail:single track
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Strengths:amazing
    Weaknesses:rear derailleur hanger
    Similar Products Used:specialized, kona, parkpre
    Bottom Line:The Scott MTB (all of them at my knowledge) do not have a replaceable rear derailleur hanger. Scott offers a repair kit for broken or bent hanger that do not work. Incredible for me that a 2006 MTB has these features that force a Scott owner to replace a part of the rear triangle. Suggestion: before buying a Scott ponder the problem. Great bike with some non sense.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Jay Farbowich a Cross Country Rider from Jerusalem Israel
    Date Reviewed: August 22, 2006
    Favorite Trail:Beit Semesh
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $5000.00
    Purchased At:Express Bicycles
    Strengths:Ability to adjust to a varity of situations in mountain biking on the trail. Provides fantastic traction, lock out for street or smooth uphills, and up to 5 inches of travel front and rear. Highly adjustable. Makes trail riding a no brainer just point and let her go.
    Weaknesses:Selle Italia SLR XP seat is good but I bought the more rider friendly Selle Italia SLC carbinio and also replaced the aluminium seat post with the Richy Carbon Post. Now I am stoked.
    Similar Products Used:Still in use old reliable Giant super modified ATX ancient model with all new parts. Not bad but compared to the Scott no comparison.
    Bike Setup:Sweet all Shimano XTR setup except for cranks XT. Everything else Disc brakes, shifters, etc Shimano XTR
    Bottom Line:The do everything bike for trail light, efficient, versatile, climbs like a cat, lands like a kitten, and attacks the trail like a mountain lion.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by BOB a Cross Country Rider from SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
    Date Reviewed: June 1, 2006
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Strengths:SUPER LIGHT FULLY SUSPENDED XC/FR BIKE, RESPONSIVE HANDLING, ON THE FLY SUSPENSION ADJUSTABILITY, EQUALLY COMPETENT UPHILL OR DOWN, COMPACT, COMFORTABLE, FIRST QUALITY SETUP.
    Weaknesses:UM... HAVING A CARBON FIBRE SEATPOST LIKE ONE ON THE RC MODEL WOULD BE GOOD.
    Similar Products Used:SPECIALIZED FSR, CANNONDALE F1000'S AND OTHERS...
    Bottom Line:EVERYTHING ON THIS BIKE SEEMS TO WORK IN SUPREME HARMONY.

    THE TC REAR SHOCK WITH HANDLEBAR MOUNTED THREE STAGE ADJUSTMENT IS SUCH AN ASSET... I HAVE RIDDEN ON A VERY BROAD VARIETY OF TERRAIN AND HAVE BEEN SUPRISED WITH THIS BIKES VERSATILITY.

    OBVIOUS THAT THE PEOPLE AT SCOTT REALLY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING... HAS PROVEN TO ME THAT YOU REALLY DO GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR... THIS SCOTT REALLY IS GENIUS!

    FOOTNOTE. I CANT BELIEVE THAT YOU CANT BUY THIS BIKE IN THE USA!!!
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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