Shimano BR-R317 Black Mech. Disc 160/F and 160/R mm SM-RT54 Rotor
Crankset
Shimano Tiagra Compact FC-4700 Hyperdrive 50x34 T
Cassette
Shimano CS-HG 500 10 Speed 11-32 T
Chain
KMC X10
Bottom Bracket
Shimano BB - RS500
Hub Front
Formula Team Disc 28 H
Hub Rear
Formula Team Disc 28 H
Rims
Syncros Road Disc 28 Front / 28 Rear
Spokes
HTI - Standard Black 2mm
Tyres
Schwalbe Lugano 700x28C
Handlebar
Syncros RR2.0 Anatomic 31.8mm
Stem
JD ST92A Alloy 1 1/8" / four Bolt 31.8mm
Headset
Integrated Steel Cup
Saddle
Syncros FL2.5
Seatpost
Syncros RR2.5 31.6/300mm
Pedal
None incl.
Wheel Size
700c
Number of Gears
20
Approximate Weight
10.4kg / 22.93lbs
Latest comments (18)
Be79n
4 Jun 17#16
I can not really see why this is cheap, fair enough its a good make but that is really quite heavy for a modern bike. M y old 2009 Trek is only 8.5kg and cost me £130 second hand.
KareemSaid to Be79n
4 Jun 17#18
I don't understand people posting comments on a deal they ain't interested in?!!
I bought a car 2nd hand for £500 - RRP of £20,000 when new. Not really a comment worth making unless I'm completely sad...
Even more sad when you continue to make these comments, have been called out on your complete lack of the ability to type - then you do it again....
Bit sad pal.....!!
KareemSaid
4 Jun 17#17
Not really bud. I post deals - you don't seem to have in 7 years.
I don't post comments on deals I'm not interested in - you do - you enjoy it. Otherwise why bother?
You aren't really contributing anything useful to this deal so I am intrigued why you bother posting your superior knowledge?
I am a cyclist - wouldn't dream of posting anything like you - comes across a bit superior and ill informed but each to their own.
You know anything about this deal?!!
ebble
4 Jun 17#15
You seem very angry about a person pointing out that most road bikes have rim brakes.
Instead of reacting as you do, why not try to find out why most road bikes are so equipped, including all the ones ridden by professional riders, all the ones ridden by roadies at my cycling club and nearly all the ones ridden by recreational riders.
KareemSaid
4 Jun 17#14
Dunno pal - what deals have you posted?
In the 7 years you have been a member?
Must make you feel special posting comments on deals you have no interest in. Must try it one day to make me feel like a big boy...
I'll try it out if my willy shrinks...
ebble
4 Jun 17#13
You mean to rim caliper brakes like a proper road bike?
broadyo796
4 Jun 17#10
How wide would the clearance be for tyres on this?
KareemSaid to broadyo796
4 Jun 17#12
It comes with 28 so I'd guess 32 max
What's that - 8 bags of crisps over the quoted 10.8?
Any opinions on the actual bike or service from Start?
deathrider78
4 Jun 17#11
I've had one for a couple of months and when I weighed it I think it was more like 11kg (small).
nbgrobbo
4 Jun 171#7
No pedals! Cheapskates! :wink:
KareemSaid to nbgrobbo
4 Jun 171#9
I know! From experience buying bikes online they do chuck in a pair of plastic platforms along with reflectors and a bell - think it's a legal requirement for them to provide. I usually give these to a bike charity - or the bin!
I think it's against the law to not have reflectors on bike and pedals - laws really need updating in this country and attitudes need to change. Seems to be futile though. Cyclists are hated more than paedos on sites like The Mail haha!
As a result I'll probably waste my vote again on The Green party as they seem to be the only one with a cycling manifesto.
Wish I was in the market for a first bike as this would be at the top of my list based on specs and looks. Love the paintjob!!
jamgin
4 Jun 17#8
Phwoor. Nice bike.
MAdam98
3 Jun 17#6
BR-RS405 hasn't actually been released yet????
So you can't get hydraulic Tiagra (at least for a few weeks).
skiddlydiddly
3 Jun 17#5
To what though?
If you want to keep it cheaper, you can fit trp spyres(mechanical), or hyrd and use your existing shifters. If you want to go full hydraulic, then it's a lot more.
KareemSaid
3 Jun 17#4
About £50 to upgrade...
MAdam98
3 Jun 17#3
10.4kg ain't that heavy!
Got one heavier and one lighter (much lighter). The difference isn't all that.
Tiagra isn't that bad. But mechanical discs? Sorry, always going to be cold. Mechanical discs don't outweigh the downsides of using disc brakes. Hydraulic ones on the other hand...
KareemSaid
3 Jun 17#2
Yes definitely not a lightweight - Guess having discs puts at least a Kilo on.
Fantastic looking bike though IMO
Emminently nickable too!!
ExcitedbyBleach
3 Jun 17#1
Great price and heat added, but 'approx. weight 10.4kg / 22.93lbs' :confused: - better skip the kebabs or mtfu them hills!
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Opening post
Additional Information
Model Number
241458
Brands
Scott
Gender
Mens
Age
Adult
Model Year
2016
Colour
Black
Frame
Speedster Disc / D.Butted 6061 Alloy / Road geometry / Integrated Headtube
Fork
Speedster CX Carbon/Alloy Disc 1 1/8" Alloy steerer
Shifters
Shimano Tiagra ST-4700 Dual control 20 Speed
Derailleur (Front)
Shimano Tiagra FD-4700
Derailleur (Rear)
Shimano Tiagra RD-4700-GS 20 Speed
Brakes
Shimano BR-R317 Black Mech. Disc 160/F and 160/R mm SM-RT54 Rotor
Crankset
Shimano Tiagra Compact FC-4700 Hyperdrive 50x34 T
Cassette
Shimano CS-HG 500 10 Speed 11-32 T
Chain
KMC X10
Bottom Bracket
Shimano BB - RS500
Hub Front
Formula Team Disc 28 H
Hub Rear
Formula Team Disc 28 H
Rims
Syncros Road Disc 28 Front / 28 Rear
Spokes
HTI - Standard Black 2mm
Tyres
Schwalbe Lugano 700x28C
Handlebar
Syncros RR2.0 Anatomic 31.8mm
Stem
JD ST92A Alloy 1 1/8" / four Bolt 31.8mm
Headset
Integrated Steel Cup
Saddle
Syncros FL2.5
Seatpost
Syncros RR2.5 31.6/300mm
Pedal
None incl.
Wheel Size
700c
Number of Gears
20
Approximate Weight
10.4kg / 22.93lbs
Latest comments (18)
I bought a car 2nd hand for £500 - RRP of £20,000 when new. Not really a comment worth making unless I'm completely sad...
Even more sad when you continue to make these comments, have been called out on your complete lack of the ability to type - then you do it again....
Bit sad pal.....!!
I don't post comments on deals I'm not interested in - you do - you enjoy it. Otherwise why bother?
You aren't really contributing anything useful to this deal so I am intrigued why you bother posting your superior knowledge?
I am a cyclist - wouldn't dream of posting anything like you - comes across a bit superior and ill informed but each to their own.
You know anything about this deal?!!
Instead of reacting as you do, why not try to find out why most road bikes are so equipped, including all the ones ridden by professional riders, all the ones ridden by roadies at my cycling club and nearly all the ones ridden by recreational riders.
In the 7 years you have been a member?
Must make you feel special posting comments on deals you have no interest in. Must try it one day to make me feel like a big boy...
I'll try it out if my willy shrinks...
What's that - 8 bags of crisps over the quoted 10.8?
Any opinions on the actual bike or service from Start?
I think it's against the law to not have reflectors on bike and pedals - laws really need updating in this country and attitudes need to change. Seems to be futile though. Cyclists are hated more than paedos on sites like The Mail haha!
As a result I'll probably waste my vote again on The Green party as they seem to be the only one with a cycling manifesto.
Wish I was in the market for a first bike as this would be at the top of my list based on specs and looks. Love the paintjob!!
So you can't get hydraulic Tiagra (at least for a few weeks).
If you want to keep it cheaper, you can fit trp spyres(mechanical), or hyrd and use your existing shifters. If you want to go full hydraulic, then it's a lot more.
Got one heavier and one lighter (much lighter). The difference isn't all that.
Tiagra isn't that bad. But mechanical discs? Sorry, always going to be cold. Mechanical discs don't outweigh the downsides of using disc brakes. Hydraulic ones on the other hand...
Fantastic looking bike though IMO
Emminently nickable too!!