The 2016 Scott Sub Evo 20. Photo courtesy of Scott Sports. |
The first thing we need to do is add this to Edwin's list of bikes that come with lights. The front headlight is a Busch and Muller Eyc, which is powered by Shimano Deore dynamo hub. The rear light is also from B and M.
Scott calls this a 30-speed. It comes with a cassette with a range from an 11-tooth cog up to a mountain-tackling 34-tooth large cog. The Sub Evo has an aluminum frame and fork and is equipped with Shimano disc brakes. Overall, my impression is that this bike can handle a mix of terrain and climates.
The Sub Evo comes with fenders and a Racktime rearcarrier. Racktime is a complete system which works with "snap it" accessories, as depicted in this youtube video.
Overall, this looks like a well-designed and thought-out bike. There's a review of the Sub Evo 30 bike on youtube (a similar, but not the same, model).
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1 comment:
Nice bike for a competitive price if looking at the components. I don't like the rear rack though, attached to the mudguard instead of the frame. If the mudguard breaks (not so unusual) you are left with no support for the rack.
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