Scott Addict Disc 2020
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About to fall for this beauty.
https://www.scott-sports.com/be/en/prod ... =274719024
Just waiting a few more days to see if Eurobike brings some surprises.
https://www.scott-sports.com/be/en/prod ... =274719024
Just waiting a few more days to see if Eurobike brings some surprises.
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Does anyone know if Scott has the non-disc version for the new Addict?
From the pre-order lists I've seen, it does look like they have rim brakes only in "endurance geometry" version, which is the "old" Addict with lower grade carbon. The new Addict RC is disc only.asiantrick wrote: ↑Fri Sep 06, 2019 4:11 pmDoes anyone know if Scott has the non-disc version for the new Addict?
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Aero bike | GC bike | GC rim bike | Climbing bike | Climbing rim bike | Classics bike | Gravel bike | TT bike | Indoors bike
Aero bike | GC bike | GC rim bike | Climbing bike | Climbing rim bike | Classics bike | Gravel bike | TT bike | Indoors bike
Definitely. I might bite the bullet and toss an EPS12 on it.simerine wrote:Like the look of the addict RC.
Top of the range bike in the UK is £10,700.
I think buying the frame and building yourself is the way to go on this one.
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Canada getting shafted again - priced an RC20 yesterday at the LBS and it's $7500.
I'm fully aware that the duties are high on full bikes (13% to those who want to know) but it's a significant dent in the wallet. SigmaSports is $1300 less with the conversion, but cant ship to other countries obviously.
I'll need some good negotiating skills to make the price palatable. Ouch.
I'm fully aware that the duties are high on full bikes (13% to those who want to know) but it's a significant dent in the wallet. SigmaSports is $1300 less with the conversion, but cant ship to other countries obviously.
I'll need some good negotiating skills to make the price palatable. Ouch.
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Yikes. You are better off flying to EU and bringing it back with you. Flights to London are cheap nowadays.
I like on how you think. I can literally fly the same day and pick up a bike. The math goes...iamraymond wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2019 2:14 pmYikes. You are better off flying to EU and bringing it back with you. Flights to London are cheap nowadays.
Canada: 7500 plus taxes is 8475
Let's say 8475 is the budget since thats what it will cost me to get it here without negotiating.
UK: 6155 less 800 for a 48hr exemption
5355 plus taxes is 6052
Add 60 baggage fee and I still actually have enough money for plane tickets and a hotel and not starve for 48 hrs while I pick up my new ride.
My estimated savings VS buying local is around 500-700 (depending which hotel I go to and how good I want to eat, visit the Queen and ride the London Eye), enough for a left arm crank PM.
Scott Canada are you reading this? WTF guys.
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This makes for a fantastic weekend I must say.
From what I've read online Ultimate has top carbon, then Premium is a slight step down. Do the Pro, and RCXX models share the same frame?DarthKrutall wrote: ↑Wed Jun 26, 2019 2:29 amUltimate 6.9kg RED eTap
Premium 7.12kg DA Di2
Pro 7.6kg DA Di2
RC10 7.81kg DA
RC15 7.65kg UT Di2
RC20 7.9kg Force eTap
RC30 7.95kg UT
Jebus, the weight of these things are terrible
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