SIZE ::
XS M STYPE ::MOUNTAIN BIKE
BRAND ::SCOTT
SCOTT ASPECT 950 BIKE
Model : 249613 Bike Condition 3
KEY FEATURES
Aspect 700 series Frame Double butted Alloy 6061
Tektro Hydr. Disc
The SCOTT Aspect 950 is a mountain hardtail that is designed to be light, efficient and reasonably priced. Featuring a lockout mechanism for the fork, disc brakes and Syncros components, this is the perfect bike for the novice or budget conscious mountain biker.
FRAME: Aspect 700/900 series Alloy 6061 DB / Performance geometry Internal cable routing
FORK: Suntour XCT-HLO Hyd. Lockout / 100mm travel
HEADSET: GW 1SI110 OE integ.
REAR DERAILLEUR: Shimano Altus RD-M370 24 Speed
FRONT DERAILLEUR:Shimano FD-TY700-TS6 / 31.8mm
SHIFTERS: Shimano SL-M310-8R R-fire plus
BRAKES: Tektro SCH-F17 / Hydr. Disc 160F/160R Rotor
SEAT: Syncros M3.0
RIMS: Syncros X-20 Disc 32H / black
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