What is the Scott Scale 910 built for?

The Scott Scale 910 Bike is built for cross country racing and marathon riding, a carbon hardtail that turns pedal input into forward speed with as little waste as possible. The frame is Scale Carbon HMF, a monocoque front triangle molded as a single piece so there are fewer junctions, less weight, and more stiffness where a race hardtail needs it. Scott builds in an adjustable head angle and the Advanced Shock and Standing Damping System, so the same frame can be set up steep and quick for a course full of switchbacks or a touch slacker for faster, rougher terrain.

The build pairs a SRAM Eagle 70 Transmission 12-speed drivetrain, mounted straight to the UDH interface, with a FOX 32 Float Rhythm fork at 110mm of travel and Shimano MT401 hydraulic disc brakes. Scott's RideLoc remote runs three suspension modes and the Syncros Duncan dropper post from one lever, and the Syncros Cable Integration System routes everything through the stem and headset for a clean cockpit. Syncros X-30SE tubeless ready rims wrapped in Maxxis Rekon Race 29x2.4 tires finish a bike for the rider who wants a race ready hardtail that is equally at home on fast singletrack and marathon courses.