Scott Ransom Ltd 2007

- Weight -13.6 kg 29.9 lbs.
- Frame - Scott Ransom Concept Carbon mainframe CR1 HMF carbon seatstays Alloy 6061 D:B: chainstays IDS 12mm Maxel Dropout SCG / 165mm rear travel.
- Fork - Rock Shox Lyrik 2-step Air 2 travel position 115&160mm Flootgate Lockout Mission Control / 20mm Maxle.
- Shock (Rear) - Scott Eq. TC LO-TC-AT / Traction mode IRV intelligent rebound valve Power stabilizer on-off reb. Adj. / remote control.
- Headset - Syncros Race 1 1/8" semi integrated 44/50mm.
- Derailleur (Rear) - Shimano XTR RD-M971 27 Speed.
- Derailleur (Front) - Shimano XTR FD-M970 / 31.8mm.
- Shifters - Shimano XTR SL-M970 Rapidfire Plus 2 / 2 gear shifts multi adjustable.
- Brake Levers - Shimano XTR BL-M975 Disc.
- Brakes - Shimano XTR BR-M975 Disc 203/F & 180/R mm CL RT97 Rotor.
- Crankset - Shimano XTR FC-M970 hollowtech 2 44Ax32Ax22A T
- BB-Set - Shimano Cartridge / shell 73mm.
- Handlebar - Truvativ Team Carbon 25mm rise / 670mm / OS 31.8mm Scott-ODI lockon grips.
- H'stem - Thomson Elite X4 0° angle / length 70mm.
- Pedals - Crankbrothers Acid 2.0 Alloy / Carbon.
- Seatpost - Maverick Speedball adjustable 34.9mm with special shim.
- Seat - Scott EC / 7mm CROM rails soft Tail protection.
- Hub (Front) - Shimano XTR HB-M976 / 20mm axle.
- Hub (Rear) - DT Swiss 240 Disc 12mm thru axle.
- Chain - Shimano CN-HG93
- Cassette - Shimano XTR CS-M970 11-32 T
- Spokes - F: DT Swiss Revolution black R: DT Swiss super comp black.
- Rims - DT Swiss 5.1 Disc 32H 28mm wide /eyelets.
- Tires - Scott Stroke 2 26 x 2.4 / 120TPI Kevlar Bead dual compound 60a / 50a.
- Price: £4,399.00
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Scott Ransom 10 2007

- Weight - 14.5 kg 31.9 lbs.
- Frame - Scott Ransom Concept Carbon mainframe CR1 HMF / carbon seatstays Alloy 6061 - D.B. chainstays IDS interchangeable Dropout ISCG / 165mm rear travel.
- Fork - Rock Shox Lyrik U-Turn travel 115-160mm Flootgate / Lockout 20mm Maxle.
- Shock (Rear) - Scott Equalizer TC LO-TC-AT / IRV PS on-off reb. Adj. remote control.
- Headset - Syncros Race 1 1/8" semi integrated 44/50mm.
- Derailleur (Rear) - SRAM X-0 carbon medium cage 27 speed.
- Derailleur (Front) - Shimano XT FD-M760A 31.8mm.
- Shifters - SRAM X-9 Trigger adjustable clamp.
- Brake Levers - Avid Juicy 7
- Brakes - Avid Juicy 7 203/F & 185/R mm Rotor.
- Crankset - Shimano XT FC-M760 hollowtech 2 44Ax32Ax22A T
- BB-Set - Shimano Cartridge shell 73mm.
- Handlebar - Truvativ Team Alloy 25mm rise / 670mm OS 31.8mm Scott-ODI lockon grips.
- H'stem - Thomson Elite X4 0° angle length 70mm.
- Pedals - Crankbrothers Acid 1.0 Alloy.
- Seatpost - Scott RC 03-20 / 34.9mm.
- Seat - Scott EC 7mm CROM rails soft Tail protection.
- Hub (Front) - Scott EC pro 20mm thru axle.
- Hub (Rear) - DT Swiss Disc.
- Chain - Shimano CN-HG73
- Cassette- Shimano XT CS-M760 11-32 T
- Spokes - F: DT Swiss revolution black R: DT Swiss super comp black.
- Rims - DT Swiss E 540 Disc 32H 28mm wide eyelets.
- Tires - Scott Stroke 2 26 x 2.4 / 120TPI Kevlar Bead dual compound 60a / 50a.
- Price: £3,999.00
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Marin Quake 7.1 | Full suspension bike

Frame: 6061 Aluminum with Edge II Plus Top Tube andHydroformed Down Tube, 6061 QUAD XLT 6.8 " Travel 4 Bar LinkAluminum Swingarm with Disc Mounts
Rear Suspension: Marzocchi Rocco TST with Coil Spring Prelood,Rebound, Propedal, and 5 position TST compression Adjustment
Fork: Marzocchi AM4, 160mm with QR20 Front Axle, ExternalAir Preload and Internal Rebound Adjusment
Shifters: SRAM x-5, 8 Speed Trigger
Brakes: Hayes HFX-9 Hydroulic Disc, with V8 Rotor Front,V7 Rotor Rear
Rear Derailleurs: SRAM X-7
Hubs: Pro Alloy Quad Sealed, 32 Hole Disc, with20mm Through Axle, Shimano Deore, 32 Hole Disc
Rims: WTB Dual Duty Freeride, 32 Hole
Crankset: TruVativRuktion, 32/22E-13 Shift GuideDualRing Security,Bosh Guard
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Giant Mountain Bike Reign X Zero

- ALUXX Butted Aluminium Frameset
- Maestro Suspension Technology with 6.7" of Suspension Travel
- Fox Forks and Rear Shocks
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Giant Mountain Bike AC-1

Technical Info:
Marzocchi Z1 Drop-off 5" QR20, Rock Shock Pro (Rear)
Pros:
Great feel once suspension is adjusted, overall adjustability, pedalling efficiency.
Cons:
Climbing, weight, price
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Giant Mountain Bike VT 2

Technical Info:
Rock Shox Psylo XC, Manitou Swinger (Rear) Air Shock, Shimano LX/XT Drivetrain, Avid Mechanical Disc Brakes
Pros:
A great bike for terrain a bit rougher than the average XC weenie feels comfortable on. Very little bobbing for those long road climbs. 14kg / 31lb. weight and the larger travel is great for going down the rough stuff.
Cons:
Limited seat travel. Water bottle location on the underside of the downtube right where your front tire kicks up mud. 14kg / 31lb. weight is defintely not your helium balloon going uphill. Manitou Swinger Shock not easy to adjust compared to a standard coil shock with rebound and compression dampening dials.
Ride Summary:
Not as "Cadillac plush as some 6" travel bikes I have ridden; more of a firm BMW type ride, but will eat big hits in stride.
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Stumpjumper FSR Pro Carbon | Specialized Bicycle

XC Trail

Make the most of any trail on the most versatile trail bike around. When Ned Overend became a member of the Specialized family in 1989, he was signed on to lead Team Stumpjumper. "Riding for Specialized has been incredible because they've always made sure we have every technological advantage possible," says Ned, who spends much of his time developing new products like the AFR Shock Brain shock with Brain Fade found on the new Stumpjumper FSR. Src: specialized.com

Epic Marathon Carbon | Specialized Bicycle

COMPETITIVE XC

Let's be honest here: The endless pursuit of speed is the reason you ride. That might mean beating up on the regulars at your Saturday morning ride or leading the pack through a tough section of trail at a NORBA National. Proven at every level of competition-our 2007 S-Works edition has already won a UCI World Cup. The Epic, with its incredibly efficient Flow Control Brain suspension technology, is the fastest suspension bike in the world. Src: specialized.com

S-Works Stumpjumper FSR Carbon | Specialized Bicycle

XC Trail

Make the most of any trail on the most versatile trail bike around. When Ned Overend became a member of the Specialized family in 1989, he was signed on to lead Team Stumpjumper. "Riding for Specialized has been incredible because they've always made sure we have every technological advantage possible," says Ned, who spends much of his time developing new products like the AFR Shock Brain shock with Brain Fade found on the new Stumpjumper FSR. Src: specialized.com

S-Works Enduro SL Carbon | Specialized Bicycle

ALL MOUNTAIN
Climbs like an angel, descends like a bat out of hell. The Enduro SL is the most efficient, best handling All Mountain bike the mountain has ever seen. The lighter, more efficient chassis helps you crank to the top of any trail; six lovely inches of unparalleled FSR travel inspires you to shred even the most daring descents.
On the 2007 Enduro SL, getting to the best trails just got easier and dropping down them just got more fun. Src: specialized.com