The LHT is a great bike. For parts transferring, most of the drivetrain components would work (just make sure BB spacing is correct). Also, If you are putting drop bars on it, new brake and shift levers are needed, as MTB levers will not work on road drop bars. Also, the LHT takes 700c wheels, as the scott most likely has 26" wheels. Not compatible. Honestly, look for an inexpensive road bike, and strip parts off of it, or find a used road build kit online or locally.
The LHT is essentially a road bike, so you would need road bike components to be compatible with it.
The only parts that would transfer with little to no issue would be: Rear Derailleur, cassette, chain, Cranks (maybe), brakes, and saddle. Other than that, different parts are needed to build up this bike properly.
The LHT is essentially a road bike, so you would need road bike components to be compatible with it.
The only parts that would transfer with little to no issue would be: Rear Derailleur, cassette, chain, Cranks (maybe), brakes, and saddle. Other than that, different parts are needed to build up this bike properly.
