Scott Scale RC Team Issue 2025

The Scott Scale RC Team Issue 2025 is a new hardtail MTB, available in sizes S, M and L, with a HMF carbon frame. The build includes a wireless electronic drivetrain, a RockShox fork and Syncros components: it suits you if you are looking for a bike for riding trails.

The Scale RC Team Issue 2025 lets you customise the handling with a head angle adjustable by ±0.6°.

• Fork with RideLoc: RockShox SID SL Select 3P Air with rebound adjustment and a Scott RideLoc remote with 3 modes.
• SRAM GX drivetrain: GX Eagle AXS Transmission with 12 speeds, a AXS Pod controller, a 34T chainring and a 10-52 cassette.
• SRAM Level brakes: Level Bronze Stealth with 4 pistons and HS2 rotors measuring 180 at the front and 160 at the rear.
• Fulcrum wheels: Red Zone 300 with an internal rim width of 30mm and Maxxis Rekon Race 29x2.4" tyres, both Tubeless Ready.
• Handlebar and dropper seatpost: Syncros Fraser iC SL XC Carbon handlebar measuring 740mm and Duncan Dropper Post 1.5XC seatpost with 100mm travel.

Choose it if you are looking for a MTB with handlebar controls to adapt the suspension to the terrain and lower the saddle during your rides.

Manufacturer details

The Scale RC Team Issue is the perfect blend of stiffness, low weight and 30 years of carbon expertise. Combined in an uncompromising frame design, these features propel the Scale away from the pack with every pedal stroke. Whenever you are racing against the clock, it is best to tip the balance in your favour.

Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without notice

Key features

• RockShox SID SL Select 100 mm fork
• RideLoc with three-mode remote control
• SRAM GX AXS 12-speed drivetrain
• SRAM Level four-piston disc brakes
• Fulcrum Red Zone 300 wheelset
• Maxxis Rekon Race folding tyres
• Syncros carbon components

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.