Scott Scale Rc World Cup 2025

The Scott Scale RC World Cup 2025 is a new hardtail MTB, in sizes M and L, with an HMX carbon frame. The build includes wireless electronic shifting, a power meter and a dropper seatpost: an option for you if you are looking for a bike for trail rides.

The Scott Scale RC World Cup 2025 offers a head angle adjustable by ±0.6°, allowing you to customise your bike's geometry.

• Fork and remote control: RockShox SID SL Ultimate with 110mm travel and an Scott RideLoc control to select 3 modes.
• SRAM XX SL drivetrain: XX SL Eagle AXS Transmission 12-speed rear derailleur, 10-52 cassette and XX crankset with power meter.
• 4-piston brakes: SRAM Level Ultimate Stealth with HS2 rotors measuring 180 at the front and 160 at the rear.
• Wheels and tyres: Fulcrum Red Zone Carbon with an internal rim width of 30mm and Maxxis Rekon Race 29x2.4", both Tubeless Ready.
• Syncros components: Fraser iC SL XC Carbon handlebar measuring 740mm and Duncan Dropper Post 1.5XC seatpost with 100mm travel.

Choose it if you want to tackle your rides on a MTB that lets you control the suspension from the handlebar and measure your pedalling power.

Manufacturer's details

The Scale RC World Cup is the perfect blend of stiffness, light weight and 30 years of carbon expertise. These features, combined in an uncompromising frame design, propel the Scale away from the pack with every pedal stroke. Whenever you are battling against the clock, it is best to tip the scales in your favour.

Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without notice

Key features

• RockShox SID SL Ultimate 110 mm fork
• RideLoc with three-mode remote control
• SRAM XX SL AXS drivetrain, PM
• SRAM Level four-piston disc brakes
• Fulcrum Red Zone Carbon 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.