Scott Electric 710
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Pvapour

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Tuesday 27th May 2014
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anyone got one? any good?

review


HowMuchLonger

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222 months

Tuesday 27th May 2014
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Is that really an 11tooth chainring?
Why bother with pedals? With gearing like that you would spin out at about 4mph.

Edit to say that there must be some sort of internal gearing..I mean there has to be.

Edited by HowMuchLonger on Tuesday 27th May 09:59



Double edit: 16tooth front chain ring___WOW

Edited by HowMuchLonger on Tuesday 27th May 10:03

Pvapour

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8,981 posts

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Tuesday 27th May 2014
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i'd imagine it goes through an internal gearbox, I'm betting the motor pinion is even smaller for lower gearing still as it wont develop huge amounts of torque.

Pvapour

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Tuesday 27th May 2014
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its in a race at the CairnGorm Mountains on the 14th June, up against the 'Funicular Railway' sort of Top Gear stylee biggrin

HowMuchLonger

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222 months

Tuesday 27th May 2014
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I am confused, your pic is a hardtail, where as the link is full sus.

yellowjack

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195 months

Tuesday 27th May 2014
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HowMuchLonger said:
I am confused, your pic is a hardtail, where as the link is full sus.
There appear to be 5 options...

Full suspension:
E-Spark 710 @ 19.60 kg - XT Shadow Plus 10 speed rear mech, Fox 32 Float 120mm travel, and Fox Nude/Scott custom rear shock
E-Spark 720 @ 19.60 kg - Deore Shadow Plus 10 speed rear mech, Rock Shox XC30 TK coil spring 120mm travel, and X-Fusion E1 RL rear shock

Hard tail:
E-Aspect 710 @ 18.58 kg - Shimano XT 10 speed rear mech, Fox 32 Float Evolution CTD air - 100mm travel
E-Aspect 720 @ 18.90 kg - Shimano Deore 9 speed rear mech, Suntour XCR-LO - 100mm travel (27.5" wheel)
E-Aspect 920 @ 19.70 kg - Shimano Deore 9 speed rear mech, Suntour XCR-LO - 100mm travel (29" wheel)

(700 series = 27.5" wheels; 900 series = 29" wheels)
('*10' is higher spec than '*20')


The assist system is the same through the model range as far as I can tell. A 2.5kg 'Plug and Play' 36 volt, 400wh Li-Ion battery which charges (off the bike) in 2.5 hours and gives "up to" 180km range (dependent upon rider and terrain). 4 assist modes - Eco; Tour; Sport; and Turbo. The drive motor is by Bosch, a 250 watt system, but my 2014 Scott catalogue doesn't give any more detail about any internal gearing within the motor housing.

Pvapour

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Wednesday 28th May 2014
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thanks yellowJack, I'd be most interested in the FS, not sure what they'll be using on the day....

wonder what sort of losses you'll incur with the additional weight and suspension action scratchchin

love DH but getting back up again with all the additional weight & poor geo kills it for me, this would put DH back on the list of activities I like to enjoy.