Scott Scale 30 2011 and Chinese beauty
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Got this bike finally completed. Waited drivetrain parts about 2 months(don´t want to talk about it ). Fork, pedals, barends, tyres and computer are from my old bike, the rest is new.
Frame: Scott Scale 30 HMF M 2011
Fork: Rock Shox SID Race 100mm 2009 w PuchLoc
Seat: Selle Italia SLR Kit Carbonio Flow
Seatpost: Syntace P6 34,9 x 480mm
Seat collar: KCNC 38,2mm
Wheels: Fun Works N-light / NoTubes ZTR Alpine / Sapim CX-Ray
Skewers: DT Swiss RWS/Iron Works bolt-on
Tyres: Conti Race King 2.2"/2.0“
Tubes: Stan's sealant
Brakes: XTR BR-M985
Rotors: Ashima ARO-08 160mm
Cassette: XT CS-M771-10, 11-34
Chain: CN-M980
Rear derailleur: XTR RD-M980 GS
Front derailleur: XTR FD-M986
Shifters: XTR SL-M980-I
Crankset: XTR FC-M985 2x10 42/30 175mm
Bottom bracket: SM-BB91-41A
Pedals: PD-M540
Handlebar: MTZoom 580mm OS
Barends: Scott RC
Headset: Ritchey Pro Tapered
Stem: Scott Comp 4 bolt OS 90mm
Grips: KCNC EVA foam
Spacer: alu + carbon
Top cap: Scott, Ti bolt
Water cage: Elite
Polar CS400
Weight: 9440g
Frame: Scott Scale 30 HMF M 2011
Fork: Rock Shox SID Race 100mm 2009 w PuchLoc
Seat: Selle Italia SLR Kit Carbonio Flow
Seatpost: Syntace P6 34,9 x 480mm
Seat collar: KCNC 38,2mm
Wheels: Fun Works N-light / NoTubes ZTR Alpine / Sapim CX-Ray
Skewers: DT Swiss RWS/Iron Works bolt-on
Tyres: Conti Race King 2.2"/2.0“
Tubes: Stan's sealant
Brakes: XTR BR-M985
Rotors: Ashima ARO-08 160mm
Cassette: XT CS-M771-10, 11-34
Chain: CN-M980
Rear derailleur: XTR RD-M980 GS
Front derailleur: XTR FD-M986
Shifters: XTR SL-M980-I
Crankset: XTR FC-M985 2x10 42/30 175mm
Bottom bracket: SM-BB91-41A
Pedals: PD-M540
Handlebar: MTZoom 580mm OS
Barends: Scott RC
Headset: Ritchey Pro Tapered
Stem: Scott Comp 4 bolt OS 90mm
Grips: KCNC EVA foam
Spacer: alu + carbon
Top cap: Scott, Ti bolt
Water cage: Elite
Polar CS400
Weight: 9440g
Last edited by rainerhq on Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:20 pm, edited 3 times in total.
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How much weight the frame ?
How much weight the frame ?
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Ok thanks for the weight
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Classy looking, light ride.
The recent series of MTB posts (including this one) are making me consider going to the dark side and getting a mountain bike...
The recent series of MTB posts (including this one) are making me consider going to the dark side and getting a mountain bike...
Road bike: Cervelo R3, Campagnolo Chorus/Record mix...
Supercommuter: Jamis Renegade...
Oldie but goodie: De Rosa Professional Slx, Campagnolo C-Record...
And you can call me Macktastik Honey Pete Kicks, thank you.
Supercommuter: Jamis Renegade...
Oldie but goodie: De Rosa Professional Slx, Campagnolo C-Record...
And you can call me Macktastik Honey Pete Kicks, thank you.
Not a WW, but thought mabye someone is interested in my Dengfu FM028 build.
Frameset
Frame: FM028
Fork: F007
Frame misc.
Headset: Neco
Expander: Neco
Top Cap: Fibre-Lyte, Al bolt
Spacers: Ebay CF
Seat clamp: New Ultimate
Bottlecage Bolts: alu
Cbl. Tensioners: Jagwire
Chainstay protector: 3M
Cockpit
Stem: Scott, 110mm
Bars: FSA Omega Compact
Bartape: FSA Kork Ultra-Gel
Barplugs: FSA
Seatpost: Omni Racer
Saddle: Fi:zik Arione
Gear&Brake
Shifters: ST-6700
Crankset: FC-6700 G
BB: SM-BB6700
Front Der: FD-6700 G
Rear Der: RD-6700 G
Brakes: BR-6700 G
Chain: CH-7901
Cassette: CS-7900 12-23
Cables/housing: Shimano
Wheels
Wheelset: Mavic Cosmic Carbone SL
Rim Strip: No Tubes
Tyres: Vittoria Rubino Pro
Tubes: Maxxis Ultralight
Skewers: Planet X
Spoke magnet: Polar
Misc.
Pedals: PD-5700
Bottle Cages: Ebay CF
Computer: Polar CS400
Weight: 7960g
Frameset
Frame: FM028
Fork: F007
Frame misc.
Headset: Neco
Expander: Neco
Top Cap: Fibre-Lyte, Al bolt
Spacers: Ebay CF
Seat clamp: New Ultimate
Bottlecage Bolts: alu
Cbl. Tensioners: Jagwire
Chainstay protector: 3M
Cockpit
Stem: Scott, 110mm
Bars: FSA Omega Compact
Bartape: FSA Kork Ultra-Gel
Barplugs: FSA
Seatpost: Omni Racer
Saddle: Fi:zik Arione
Gear&Brake
Shifters: ST-6700
Crankset: FC-6700 G
BB: SM-BB6700
Front Der: FD-6700 G
Rear Der: RD-6700 G
Brakes: BR-6700 G
Chain: CH-7901
Cassette: CS-7900 12-23
Cables/housing: Shimano
Wheels
Wheelset: Mavic Cosmic Carbone SL
Rim Strip: No Tubes
Tyres: Vittoria Rubino Pro
Tubes: Maxxis Ultralight
Skewers: Planet X
Spoke magnet: Polar
Misc.
Pedals: PD-5700
Bottle Cages: Ebay CF
Computer: Polar CS400
Weight: 7960g
Last edited by rainerhq on Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:05 pm, edited 5 times in total.
"Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride"
What size frame is your FM028 - a 53?
I'm building a winter bike using the same frame, fork and wheels but using 105 rather than Ultegra. Should look very similar to yours.
I'm building a winter bike using the same frame, fork and wheels but using 105 rather than Ultegra. Should look very similar to yours.
Just being curious, why are you running a 2.2 and 2.0 tyre setup on your Scott? I usually prefer both tires to be the same width although the type can be different.
Nice Chinese beauty by the way, it looks a bit like a Neilpryde or Giant.
Nice Chinese beauty by the way, it looks a bit like a Neilpryde or Giant.
Ride it like you stole it
Guy wrote:What size frame is your FM028 - a 53?
I'm building a winter bike using the same frame, fork and wheels but using 105 rather than Ultegra. Should look very similar to yours.
Size 54.
EDIT: FM028 comes in 52 or 54, I think You have FM015
Last edited by rainerhq on Wed Oct 05, 2011 2:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
"Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride"
Tomstr wrote:Just being curious, why are you running a 2.2 and 2.0 tyre setup on your Scott? I usually prefer both tires to be the same width although the type can be different.
Nice Chinese beauty by the way, it looks a bit like a Neilpryde or Giant.
Bigger front tyre offers more comfort (especially with rigid fork) and better grip on turns. Rear 2.0 is a bit lighter There are lighter options but these are very durable.
"Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride"
I'm considering a set of 2.2's with Stans in it. The comfort and grip should be good. Have you measured how wide the 2.2 of have a picture of the 2.0 in the rear chanstay? I'm wondering if it clears the chanstays of my Commençal.
Ride it like you stole it
I haven´t measured tyres or clereance but one reason I never tried to mount 2.2 on rear, because i read someone had problems with clearance.
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