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Scott Ransom 10

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Weight 30.8 lbs
# of Reviews 2
Average Rating 4.5/5
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Description:
  • Frame: Scott Ransom Concept Carbon mainframe CR1 HMF technology
  • Brake Levers: Avid Juicy 7
  • BB-Set: Shimano Cartridge
  • Handlebar: Scott Pilot EC ProD.B / 18mm rise / 670mm
  • Pedals: Shimano PD-M424 Clipless pedal
  • Seatpost: Scott RC
  • Rims: Sun S.O.S Disc 28mm wide / eyelets
  • Tires: Scott Stroke 26 x 2.35 Kevlar Bead 127 TPI / Superlight Compound


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    Submitted by Scott Martin a Weekend Warrior from San Jose, California, USA
    Date Reviewed: June 30, 2007
    Favorite Trail:soquel/demonstration/brail
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $5000.00
    Purchased At:The Off Ramp
    Strengths:Good weight for the cush travel (about 6&1/2" & currently weighs in at 32lbs). Excellent manufacturer & dealer support on warranty stuff.
    Weaknesses:I wore out the seals on the rear shock in 9 months. High pressure required at rear shock(400+psi). Stock rims & tires in 06 were on the weak side for a heavy rider (around & above 200).
    Similar Products Used:Santa Cruz vp free, Specialized Enduro, Intense 6.6
    Bike Setup:Swapped rear shock for Specialized/Fox brain, Tubeless mavic, Formula Oro Puro brakes, Maveric speedball post, Odi lock-on grips, Crank bro acid1 peds.
    Bottom Line:While the honeymoon period is over, I still love this bike! The fun factor is there (although pricey). I had some trouble with the rear shock but Scott came through for me. I kept the added brain shock intalled after I received my replacement because I liked the uncluttered bars (minus remote). The bottom bracket is set relatively low which makes for great cornering, but occasionally allows the big ring to hit logs & stuff. I Plan to dump the big ring & add a low profile bash guard for added clearance. This bike has been my ticket to getting in shape & adding excitement to my week. If you are looking at this bike you should also check out the Specialized Enduro for a good comparison.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Scott Martin a Weekend Warrior from San Jose, California, USA
    Date Reviewed: October 26, 2006
    Favorite Trail:Stevens Creek Canyon
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $3300.00
    Purchased At:The Off Ramp
    Strengths:Great travel, weight & value. Very versatile bike for lots of different riding (xc, single track & light downhill).
    Weaknesses:Carbon frame chips slightly on underside of bb (factory protection doesn`t extend over bb), but nothing structural yet.
    Similar Products Used:Demod Santa Cruz vpfree, previous bike was a Specialized xc pro.
    Bike Setup:Amazing as stock
    Bottom Line:Once you get the fork & shock dialed in, the ride is perfect. Nice laid back geometry for confident & fast riding, yet still agile enough for good technical climbing(I can clean most stuff that might have been a struggle on my old xc). If you weigh over 200 lbs, this might not be the bike for you (rear shock specs only to 195). Add some lizard skin protectors to protect the bb. I didn`t like the stock front tire on downhill turns & swapped it. Through bolt axel on the Fox 36 makes flats a drag so I swapped for air lock tubes. This is a truly innovative bike that makes you look forward to weekends & after work rides.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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