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Description:
- Frame: Scott Spark with HMX carbon and IMP technology
- Fork: Rock Shox Reba SL
- Pedals: Shimano PD-M520 clipless
- Seatpost: Scott RC / 34.9mm
- Seat: Scott Racing / CROMO rails
- Chain: Shimano CN-HG53
- Cassette: Shimano LX CS-M580 11-32T
- Spokes: Mavic Crossride Disc
- Rims: Mavic Crossride Disc
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Submitted by
shook
a Weekend Warrior
from Groningen, Netherlands
Date Reviewed: June 30, 2008 | | Favoriate Trail: | Sleen | | Duration Product Used: | 3 months | | Price Paid: |
$2700.00 | | Purchased At: | JensonUSA | | Strengths: | Carbon Frame & Remote adjustable rear-suspension | | Weaknesses: | The juicy 5's are not that strong and the wheels are good, but a tad heavy. I'll probably replace them, but it's not necessary. | | Similar Products Used: | Stumpjumper FSR XC, Cube hardtails | | Bike Setup: | Changed steer for straight carbon one. Rest == factory componentry | | Bottom Line: | The bike just works great. Good climber on technical trails. Confident on going downhill. Rear-sus lockout when on the road. The frame is very solid/stiff and still very agile. 3 chillis 'cause of cheaper brakes/wheels. 5 chillis overall 'cause it's just a very very great bike. | Value Rating: Overall Rating: |
Submitted by
julie
a Racer
from avon, colorado
Date Reviewed: May 1, 2008 | | Favoriate Trail: | horsethief, fruita, colorado | | Duration Product Used: | Less than 1 month | | Price Paid: |
$2400.00 | | Purchased At: | Turin cycles | | Strengths: | Climbs like a dream and can take a hit, agressive geometry, Least expensive carbon frame I could get my hands on | | Weaknesses: | hmmm. . .can't think of one, Scott really thought of everything | | Similar Products Used: | Trek EX9.0, Ibis Mojo, Specialized Epic, Gary Fischer High-Fi | | Bike Setup: | Factory set up right now and loving it, could try to lose some weigth here and there | | Bottom Line: | For the price I got it, it could not be beaten. . . I had to break up with my boyfriend because I am having a love affair with this bike!!! Can't wait for race season | | Value Rating:Overall Rating: |
Submitted by
David
a Cross Country Rider
from Chicago, IL, USA
Date Reviewed: March 16, 2008 | | Favoriate Trail: | Rosie's Bumps - Des Plaines, IL | | Duration Product Used: | 1 Year | | Price Paid: |
$3400.00 | | Purchased At: | Higher Gear | | Strengths: | This is a really strong bike. I was expecting it to be more fragile due to the light weight, but it has proven my worries to be false. The 30 comes with a weak group of components, but that's why I bought it - so I could upgrade the components to fit me. I've added quite a bit and the bike just keeps getting better. Light, agile, and sexy. | | Weaknesses: | The component group was pretty weak, but more $ will buy the 10 or 20 and remedy that. Also, we found that there was a minor problem in the suspension with bolts loosening after about 4 hours of riding. A little of that blue locktight and a Park Tool torque wrench fixed that problem. Those Scott Ozone tires were terrible ... too thin. I flatted 3 times on one ride! | | Similar Products Used: | Titus moto light, specialized FSR pro, Giant Warp DS1 | | Bike Setup: | I bought the Spark 30 and added the following: Ritchey WCS Carbon riser handlebars, Ritchey 100 mm WCS Carbon stem, Ritchey 34.9 WCS carbon seatpost, Selle Italia SLC saddle, XTR RD-M972 shadow rear derailleur, XTR FD-M971 front derailleur, Hutchinson Python Air Light tires ... and I'm thinking about a new set of Crossmax SL or ZTR wheels. | | Bottom Line: | This bike ROCKS. It's a little expensive for the components setup, but it's the lightest frame and shock combo out there ... period. It handles beautifully, is as solid as an aluminum frame, and is as sexy as a supermodel. What's not to like? If you get one, you'll catch yourself becoming a weight weenie. | Value Rating: Overall Rating: |
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