April 04, 2005

Review: SCOTT High Octane 2

After a long hiatus SCOTT has finally come back to the States, bringing a full range of models that have a European touch. The High Octane is available in two model variations with the High Octane 2 being equipped with a dual chainring setup intended for freeriding. Both models have the frame in common, which could quite possibly be described as the world’s most adjustable downhill or freeride frame. Read More...

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Scale defends its title...
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On test: Scott Scale 10, May 14, 2006 All-pro carbon hardtail The Scale 10 is Scott's off-road equivalent of the CR-1 road bike...

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