Scott Speedster frames
07-21-06 | 06:53 PM
#26
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Originally Posted by Cogswell23
youm0nt,
thanks for the price quotes. I have a further question--I had looked at the scott website beofre asking the question, and did not see the MSRP listed.
Since you answered it, Ive pored over it a hundred times, and still don't see prices on there anywhere--its starting to drive me up the wall.
So what gives--where are the prices on the Scott website?
thanks for the price quotes. I have a further question--I had looked at the scott website beofre asking the question, and did not see the MSRP listed.
Since you answered it, Ive pored over it a hundred times, and still don't see prices on there anywhere--its starting to drive me up the wall.
So what gives--where are the prices on the Scott website?
07-21-06 | 08:19 PM
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Rich's bikes actually inspired me to get mine, which was the original purpose of this thread way back when I posted it. I had to get a bike my sponsor carried, and they carry the Scott line so:
This is what I ended up with. It's a Scott Speedster S5, BUT all the frames throughout the line are the same. The S1 frame is the same as the S6. Just the components are different. I transferred my Ultegra stuff over to the frame with some Open Pro/Ultegra wheels and viola - one very solid bike build. I've put a couple thousand miles on since then. The frame is WICKED STIFF - its also a bit twitchy. But overall I like it a lot.
This is what I ended up with. It's a Scott Speedster S5, BUT all the frames throughout the line are the same. The S1 frame is the same as the S6. Just the components are different. I transferred my Ultegra stuff over to the frame with some Open Pro/Ultegra wheels and viola - one very solid bike build. I've put a couple thousand miles on since then. The frame is WICKED STIFF - its also a bit twitchy. But overall I like it a lot.
07-21-06 | 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ravenmore
Rich's bikes actually inspired me to get mine, which was the original purpose of this thread way back when I posted it. I had to get a bike my sponsor carried, and they carry the Scott line so:
This is what I ended up with. It's a Scott Speedster S5, BUT all the frames throughout the line are the same. The S1 frame is the same as the S6. Just the components are different. I transferred my Ultegra stuff over to the frame with some Open Pro/Ultegra wheels and viola - one very solid bike build. I've put a couple thousand miles on since then. The frame is WICKED STIFF - its also a bit twitchy. But overall I like it a lot.
This is what I ended up with. It's a Scott Speedster S5, BUT all the frames throughout the line are the same. The S1 frame is the same as the S6. Just the components are different. I transferred my Ultegra stuff over to the frame with some Open Pro/Ultegra wheels and viola - one very solid bike build. I've put a couple thousand miles on since then. The frame is WICKED STIFF - its also a bit twitchy. But overall I like it a lot.
For this year, the S10 and S20 have carbon stays.
07-22-06 | 01:02 AM
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Originally Posted by voltman
For this year, the S10 and S20 have carbon stays.
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