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Scott Genius MC Limited

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Average Rating 4/5
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Description:
  • Frame: Genius MC Carbon CR1 HMF technology
  • Shifters: Shimano XTR 966 Dual Control
  • Brake Levers: Shimano XTR Disc
  • Handlebar: Ritchey Carbon WCS 15mm Rise / 660 mm
  • Pedals: Shimano PD-M540 Clipless pedal
  • Seatpost: Ritchey WCS Carbon
  • Spokes: Mavic Crossmax Disc
  • Rims: Mavic Crossmax Disc



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    Submitted by Biking Broker a Cross Country Rider from Barrie, Ontario, Canada
    Date Reviewed: July 26, 2008
    Favorite Trail:Hardwood Hills
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $5000.00
    Strengths:Lightest 5 inch bike you can buy
    Weaknesses:XTR shifters --I prefer SRAM
    Similar Products Used:Specialized Epic, Moots YBB, Trek Liquid 55
    Bike Setup:Stock--which means full XTR, x-max wheels, etc.
    Bottom Line:I don't like XTR as it has never performed as well as SRAM x.) in my opinion. But other than that, the bike is superb. I like the x-country geometry- yet it gives you the option to be a bit more adventuresome with the adjustment to 5 inch travel. I dont race seriously any more (I used to) but for the local series of short weekly races, the bike feels great. I raced and rode my Moots YBBeat for 10 years prior to this bike (also had a few other bikes in the garage to play with) but the Scott is the best all-rounder I've had. Not a dedicated racer, but still more than capable to go very fast- yet capable of doing epic rides on more aggressive terraine. Just a flick of the switch and you're in long-travel mode- along with the adjustable fork.
    For those of us who have grown to love MTBing via cross- county geometry bikes, yet still want to play a bit on the harsher trails- this is the bike. for those into jumps, and freeriding--stay away. The carbon is not capable of much serious abuse (I know a guy who owns the same bike, and he snapped the downtube). I will say that this bike has made me a more capable rider, and its fun to flick the travel-switch as the terraine changes.
    Value Rating:3Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by derek stewart a Downhiller from england
    Date Reviewed: August 30, 2007
    Favorite Trail:point reyes
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $10000.00
    Purchased At:sigma
    Strengths:none apart from cost
    Weaknesses:loads heavy slow ugly overpriced marin are far better make better build
    Similar Products Used:hawk hill
    Bike Setup:hardtail
    Bottom Line:dont buy raleigh activator better.buy marin better stronger faster lighter.scott what a crap name ugly bike it melts when it is to hot cant handle the pace.cant keep up with hawk hill which is a marin.slow slow slow bike not allrounder.heavy bike overpriced you can by better and cheaper bikes .
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:3






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