Scott Spark 930 - Faulty rear triangle ?

Lynkss · Sep 6, 2020

Guys,
I've got a problem regarding my spark 930 2018.
I noticed that my triangle was moving so I decided to replace the bearings. I bought a genuine swingarm kit but once I replaced them I noticed that the bearings were moving inside the frame (look on the video).
What can I do ?

Thanks for you answer.

Cleared2land · Sep 6, 2020

Have you addressed this with Scott?

Lynkss · Sep 8, 2020

Thanks for your answers.

I have contacted Scott but I haven't received an answer.. yet.

net wurker said:
If it's aluminum, you can glue those bearings in with Loctite 680.

I used Loctite 660 (we don't have the 680 here in EU), after 24 hours the bearings aren't locked, I can move them out easily. Do I need an activator or something ?

Thanks.

net wurker · Sep 6, 2020

If it's aluminum, you can glue those bearings in with Loctite 680.

Not sure if it's ok with carbon.

net wurker · Sep 8, 2020

I've had good success with 680 without using an activator.

Never used the 660.

net wurker · Sep 8, 2020

Okay, I just googled 660, and yes, it requires the use of an activator.

Cleared2land · Sep 8, 2020

Those bearings had a lot of movement...mabey epoxy?

Scott Spark 930 - Faulty rear triangle ?

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