Scott Spark RC Team Issue TR

The Scott Spark RC Team Issue TR is a new full-suspension MTB in size M, with a HMF carbon frame. The build includes FOX suspension, a SRAM electronic drivetrain and Shimano brakes: it is suited to you if you want to focus your rides on cross country.

• Suspension and TwinLoc: FOX 34 SC Float Performance fork with 120mm travel and FOX Nude 5 EVOL shock with TwinLoc 2 control.
• Wireless electronic drivetrain: The SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission groupset offers 12 speeds, a 10-52 cassette and a 32T chainring.
• Shimano XT brakes: The Shimano XT M8100 brakes use SM-RT76 rotors measuring 180/F and 160/R.
• Wheels and tyres: The Syncros Silverton 2.0-30 wheels have Tubeless Ready rims and 29x2.4" Maxxis Rekon Race tyres with EXO protection.
• Carbon handlebar: The Syncros Fraser iC SL XC Carbon measures 740mm and has a 8° backsweep.

Choose it if you are looking for a cross country bike that also lets you vary the saddle height using the FOX Transfer SL Performance dropper seatpost.

Manufacturer details

The Spark RC Team Issue is the perfect blend of the finest carbon engineering, unprecedented levels of integration and just the right amount of secrecy. We wanted to make this platform the fastest ever, both uphill and downhill. By increasing travel, refining the geometry and applying feedback from the world's best athletes, we have created the best cross country race bike. If you believe speed is fun, you will love this bike.

Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without notice

KEY FEATURES

• Spark RC Carbon HMF Frame
• FOX 34 SC Float Perf. 120mm Fork
• FOX Nude 5 EVOL, 120mm, TwinLoc
• SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission
• Shimano XT Disc Brakes
• Syncros Silverton 2.0 TR Wheels
• Maxxis Rekon Race Folding Tyres
• FOX Dropper Post, Syncros CF Parts

Specifications

SCOTT was founded in 1958 in Sun Valley, USA, by engineer and skier Ed Scott, and is now headquartered in Givisiez, Switzerland. It offers bicycles, e-bikes, clothing and equipment for people who ride. In 1986, it introduced its first mountain bike.