May 24, 2005

MBUK Rides an Olympic Scale 10

While carbon fiber bits seem to be flooding the market, Scott is one of the few companies with long experience and a proven reputation for building composite frames. Scott’s frame guru, Peter Denk, designed the ultralight Scale specifically for snaking through the olive groves in pursuit of Gold in the 2004 Athens Olympics; in fact, this very bike was ridden into 14th place by UK Scott teamster, Oli Beckinsale. Read More...

The carbon Scales are some of the lightest bikes around, and the significantly cheaper alloy versions are still seriously low-weight race...

It begs you to stay off the brakes
In June 2007, the Scale LTD won the comparison review of the German mountain bike magazine BIKE. At the end of the year, BIKE magazine...

Scale defends its title...
Built specifically for Frischknecht’s 2004 Olympic bid (he placed seventh), this Scott has the rarest, most expensive mountain bike...

Frischy’s Olympic Scott Scale Limited
Again! At the official test days of German "Mountain Bike" magazine the Scale Ltd was the best tested bike alongside 10 other...

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