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Never heard of them
, but have been recommended http://www.evanscycles.com/products/scott/scale-60... scale 60#features, good/bad or ugly 
, but have been recommended http://www.evanscycles.com/products/scott/scale-60... scale 60#features, good/bad or ugly 
been around since the mid-eighties, American brand, now made in the far east like everything else but still very well respected. Nick Craig rode Scott for years and if its good enough for him....its good enough for us, and Cav/HTC-Highroad used Scott for the last few years too....
the scale 60 doesnt scream great value for money to me but its probably only the same as the competition. the forks are nice and its set up quite race/xc orientated geo wise but the deore stuff and the wheels arent what i would expect on a ht bike costing over a grand (but then its a while since i bought an off the peg bike!)
the scale 60 doesnt scream great value for money to me but its probably only the same as the competition. the forks are nice and its set up quite race/xc orientated geo wise but the deore stuff and the wheels arent what i would expect on a ht bike costing over a grand (but then its a while since i bought an off the peg bike!)
Leisure Lakes have it for £999 in all sizes which in my opinion, makes it an attractive proposition. Weight is 26.4lbs which isnt bad either. To be honest, you can wander round bike shops for weeks looking at alternatives but for under a grand you arent really going to get much better.
http://www.leisurelakesbikes.com/product/scottscal...
http://www.leisurelakesbikes.com/product/scottscal...
Gizmo! said:
I'd class them in the same group as Trek and Cannondale.
I've got one of their hybrids, have abused it and neglected it alternately and it's never broken.
frames are better than trek, more on a par with cannondale really.I've got one of their hybrids, have abused it and neglected it alternately and it's never broken.

their road stuff is lovely and I rode a spark 30 recently on a demo day and it was excellent.
I've got 2 Scotts;
- CR1 for the road
- Genius 20 for off road
Both are extremely well made and imo a good fit for me which is the most important thing.
Not sure if it's the same on the Genius but the difference between the Genius 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 is the components!
So you're actually getting a good frame to start with and can upgrade the rest if you want/need to.
- CR1 for the road
- Genius 20 for off road
Both are extremely well made and imo a good fit for me which is the most important thing.
Not sure if it's the same on the Genius but the difference between the Genius 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 is the components!
So you're actually getting a good frame to start with and can upgrade the rest if you want/need to.
JuniorD said:
Notwithstanding the fact it was probably manufactured in Taiwan, all the literature which came with my Scott suggests it is a Swiss brand now.
The HQ is in Switzerland, and a lot of the carbon is made there...the rest is Taiwanese, obviously, but obviously built to scott's specifications...not all Taiwanese frames are made equal!Gassing Station | Pedal Powered | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


