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Description
The Scott Speedster 50 is a light, agile, and cost efficient alloy road bike. With fully integrated cables, not only will this bike ride well, but it will most definitely look the part!
- Speedster Disc Alloy Frame
- Speedster Disc Alloy Fork
- Shimano 14 Speed
- Syncros Race 24 Disc Rims
- Schwalbe Lugano Tires
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Brakes
Tektro Md-C511 Mech.Disc -
Crank
Shimano Fc-A070, 50x34 T -
Drivetrain
Shimano Rd-A070, 14 Speed -
Frame
Aluminum -
Wheels
Syncros Race 24.
| Component | Part |
|---|---|
| Frame | Speedster Disc / 6061 D.Butted Alloy, Endurance Geometry / Int. Cable Routing. Syncros Fender Kit Ready |
| Fork | Speedster Alloy Disc, 1 1/4"-1 1/2" Eccentric Alloy Steerer |
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano Rd-A070, 14 Speed |
| Front Derailleur | Shimano Fd-A070 |
| Shifters | Shimano St-A070. Dual Control 14 Speed |
| Crankset | Shimano Fc-A070, 50x34 T |
| Bb-Set | Shimano Bb-Un300 |
| Chain | Kmc Z-7 |
| Cassette | Shimano Cs-Hg41, 7 Speed 11-28 T |
| Brakes | Tektro Md-C511 Mech.Disc |
| Rotor | Tektro Tr-160-35 Rotor 160/F And 160/R |
| Handlebar | Syncros Creston 2.0 Compact. 31.8mm |
| H'stem | Syncros Rr2.5, 1 1/4" / Four Bolt 31.8mm |
| Seatpost | Syncros Rr2.5 27.2/350mm |
| Seat | Syncros Tofino Regular 2.5 |
| Headset | Acros Aif-1113 |
| Hub (Front) | Formula Team ii Cl Disc 28 H |
| Hub (Rear) | Formula Team ii Cl Disc 28 H |
| Spokes | Black 2mm |
| Rims | Syncros Race 24. 28 Front / 28 Rear |
| Front Tire | Schwalbe Lugano. 700x32c |
| Rear Tire | Schwalbe Lugano. 700x32c |
| Approx Weights In lbs | 24.87 |
| Max. System Weight | 265 lbs |
* Specs subject to change
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Product Reviews
Review Snapshot
by PowerReviews
Reviewed by 4 customers
This bike has helped me improve my cycling
Verified Buyer
Comments about White/Black / 52 cm
Very good bike.
Great Bike
Verified Buyer
Comments about White/Black / 54 cm
The bike feels very good. Was a bit scared by the low-end groupset but with some maintenance it actually feels great. Great for beginners but if you actually wanted to race this seriously, you would probably want to upgrade to a better groupset: more snappier and more gears. Components seem sturdy and allow confidence out on the road. Not the lightest but it's okay.
bad quality
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Shamefully Cheap Components & Headache Inducing Integration
This is one of the most disappointing bicycles I've ever encountered. Routing the cables for the brakes and shifters through the internal headset bearing and stem make servicing a nightmare. This complicated cable routing makes for horrible brake and shift feel because of all the sharp bends in the housing. Not only that, but if you have to replace a cable you must also remove the fork to rout new full length internal housing. This is an issue for a lot of the Scott bicycles with through the bearing cable routing. On this model it's particularly noticeable because of the component spec. The tourney groupset specced on this bike is the cheapest road groupset possible, which means it flexes a good bit. This flex is amplified by the full length cable routing to single pivot mechanical disc calipers. The end result is a heavy bike with shifting and brakes that feel terrible. Sensah or some other components could maybe make this bike better, but you'd be better off buying a different more serviceable bike. The pricetag for this bike is outrageous, there are better bikes available with disc brakes and through axles for under or equal this price.