Scott Genius LT 700 Tuned Bike Review

Scott Genius LT 700 Tuned Bike Review

Scott Genius LT 700 Tuned Bike Review- has the same layout neat frame with standard Genius and Spark. but Scott has managed to squeeze 170 mm (6.7 in) travel to the design of the cover -Link swing. It is one of the most experienced users of carbon in the business, and it shows in the chassis, which is lighter than many short trips frame.

Heading pipette, rear brakes, remote shock and gear cables routed internally, although SRAM drivetrain X01 installed here doesnt need them. LT is generous too long, enduro style 66 - degree head angle and a wheelbase of 1,200mm. Reversing a shock mount chip in the BB raised 7mm and a half degree angle steepens to feel more 'trail bike' like.

There is big news in terms of the ability of the full gravity of the gas in the form of the new Fox 36 fork extends to 170mm of travel to match the twin- chamber Nude shock. Both are associated with the same remote lever, with Reverb Stealth dropper post button to add another cable to the front end cradle cat. Transmission SRAM shifters X01 means only, so there is plenty of space in width, 35mm diameter carbon bar .

Production Bike

Should get the latest Shimano XTR brakes M9020 , but we still have a sample of older, heavier, all - metal version of the M985. Scott owned Syncros provide AM1.5 carbon rimmed wheels pimpy,short 50mm stem and Ti - railed saddle, while of Schwalbe Hans Dampfs and razor stone that adds grip front and rear speed respectively. Ride and handling : a real turn speed

It is the speed of LT that really will take you by surprise if you've ridden other bikes 170mm - the 12kg Scott leap forward and bring in hard acceleration even with relatively mild pressure on the crank. Although it can wallow a bit in the full journey, click remote closing part of the space for a firmer shock 110mm ( 4.3in ) travel arrangements nice to put the power down. Two clicks gives you full front and rear lockout for efficiency smooth trail. Add pedal permission from the high B and LT are impressive climbers.

Behind, Stone Razor Hans Dampf rubber helps ensure Genius is no slouch Not surprisingly, this speed is brought through to the singletrack as well, and Scott was a lot of fun to hustle along a winding road riding - and - fall of Bootleg Canyon. Firmer, race inspired damping for 2015 also makes the bike more level and balanced when cornering.

LT still feels more like a mid- than long bike ride when marching through the big things , but now you can feel what it does and the hard drive rather than wallowing about in the slurry unless your in Traction mode. Slippery Rock Razor rear also help offset the lightweight flexible frame and high ride height, with a start to drift out before it feels like the bike may highside you.

Spesification

Name : Genius LT 700 Tuned ( 15 )

Built by : Scott

Specification : Weight including pedals .

brakes : Shimano XTR M985

Cranks : X01 SRAM chain w / X1 ( 1x11 )

Fork : Fox 36 FIT CTD Lampung Factory, 170mm ( 6.7in ) travel

Frame Material : HMX carbon fiber , 170mm ( 6.7in ) travel

Front Tires : Schwalbe Hans Dampf Evo Trail Star 27.5 x 2.35 in

handlebar : Syncros Carbon AM1.0 , 760 mm

Rear shock : Fox Nude CTCD TwinLoc , 110-170mm ( 4.3-6.7in ) trip

Rear Tires : Razor stone Evo tires PaceStar 27.5x2.35in

Saddle : Titanium Syncros XM1.5

seatpost : RockShox Reverb Stealth

stem : Syncros XM1.5 , 50mm ( 35mm diameter well )

Weight ( kg ) :12:18

wheelset : Syncros AM 1.5 wheels

year : 2015

Weight ( lb ) : 26.85

Frame size tested : L

 

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