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2019 Scott

Gambler 730

Poids18,1 kg  
CadreAluminium
Suspensioncomplet, 210 / 200mm
FourcheX-Fusion RV1
Amortisseur arrièreX-Fusion
roues27.5″ Aluminium
Transmission1 × 8
GroupeX5, X4
FreinsShimano Disque hydraulique
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A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

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43 km/h

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43 km/h

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Commentaires

Résumé

The Scott Gambler is a lightweight, race-ready downhill bike praised for its balanced geometry and highly adjustable suspension. It offers a confident, stable ride in rough terrain with impressive small bump compliance and composed handling on larger hits. While it excels in race settings, some quirks like a stiff front fork and limited cockpit adjustability may not suit all riders.

Pros
  • Lightweight and fast

  • Highly adjustable geometry and suspension

  • Confidence-inspiring and stable handling

  • Race-ready spec and performance

  • Impressive small bump compliance

Cons
  • Stiff front fork may not suit average riders

  • Limited cockpit adjustability due to integrated bar/stem

  • Some front-end behavior quirks on small bumps

  • Less durable paint job

Key Quotes
The Gambler 900 Tuned is about as race-ready as a bike comes.
BikeRadar logoBikeRadar
The new Scott Gambler has been unleashed, and it's lighter and faster than ever before.
MBR logoMBR
The Gambler is an incredibly neutral feeling bike – it's free of any unwanted surprises, and no matter the terrain, whether it was extra-chunky and blown out, or fast and smooth, the handling remained consistent.
Pinkbike
This right here is one very fast, very fun DH machine
Revolution Mountain Bike Magazine logoRevolution Mountain Bike Magazine

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Pinkbike
Review: Scott Gambler 900 Tuned - A Sub-35 Pound Downhill Bike

déc. 2019 · Mike Kazimer

The new Gambler is a whole different beast than its predecessor. We put it to the test.

Points forts
  • Neutral, even-keeled handling

  • Easily adaptable to different tracks

  • Very light for a DH bike

Points faibles
  • Not the most durable paint job

  • Integrated bar / stem makes cockpit adjustments more difficult

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BikeRadar
Scott Gambler 900 Tuned review

sept. 2019 · Alex Evans

An impressively capable, good looking, race-ready machine that manages do to 99 per cent of the things someone should be looking for in a downhill race bike

Points forts
  • Great geometry and suspension, loads of adjustability and fantastic spec

Points faibles
  • Some interesting quirks that can be ironed out

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MBR
Scott Gambler 900 Tuned first ride review - MBR

juil. 2019 · Danny Milner

After a long and very public development process the new Scott Gambler has been unleashed, and it's lighter and faster than ever before.

Points forts
  • Light, solid, versatile race bike that flattens the toughest tracks

Points faibles
  • It's pointless unless you race or live in the mountains

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Dirt Mountainbike
Hope unveils Adam Brayton's custom World Championships Scott Gambler

sept. 2016 · Smurf

Red, white and beautiful

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Revolution Mountain Bike Magazine
'16 Scott Gambler 710 Review

avr. 2016 · April 19, 2016

By the end of this review, it’ll be clear to you that the 2016 Scott Gambler is indeed a mighty fine downhill machine. This bike’s performance is no ‘fluke’ though. Its DNA stems from nearly 60 years of market leading design, development and technology.  The birth of Scott started way back in 1958 when a talented engineer and ski racer by the name of Ed Scott decided that bamboo and steel ski poles just weren’t cutting it and invented the […]

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Gambler Alloy 6061 Hydroformed custom butted IDS-X DH 12x150mm Dropout BB height adjustable ISCG05 / 210mm rear travel

Norme BBBB86/BB92, 107mm, Appuyez sur Fit

Fourche

X-fusion RV1 27.5" 200mm travel / Coil Hi-Lo Comp / Rebound 20mm through axle / Alloy steerer Spring rates S: soft M: medium L: firm

Voyager200mm

Type de ressortRessort

Amortisseur arrière

X-Fusion Vector R Coil Rebound Custom tuned / 241x76mm Spring rates S: 400 / M: 450 / L: 500

Voyager210mm

Pédalier

Race Face BB107 BSA83

Casque

Syncros DH Semi integrated / straight ID 49.6mm / OD 55mm

Tige

Syncros DH1.5 35mm / Direct Mount 45-50mm ext.

Guidon

Syncros DH1.5 35mm / 800mm / 20mm Rise Syncros Pro DH dual lock-on grips

Selle

Syncros XM2.5 / Steel Rails

Tige de selle

Syncros DH2.0 / 31.6mm / Alloy6061

TypeRigide

Pédales

Wellgo B155U SCT / flat / w/replaceable pins

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

SRAM X5 Medium cage / 8 Speed

Manivelle

Race Face Chester 36T Alloy chainring / 165mm

Manettes

SRAM X4 Trigger Shifter / 8 Speed

Cassette

SRAM PG-830 / 11-28 T

Chaîne

KMC Z-7

Guide de chaîne

E.thirteen LG-1 ISCG05 / w/Taco

Freins

Shimano BR-MT520 4 piston / 203mm / SM-RT66L Rotor

TypeShimano Disque hydraulique

Leviers de frein

Shimano BL-MT500

roues
Jantes

Syncros MD30 Disc / 27.5" / 32H black / Tubeless Ready

Rayons

DT Swiss Industry / 2.0 black

Moyeu avant

Formula DHL-92 / 110x20mm thru axle

Moyeu arrière

Formula DHL-150 150x12mm thru axle / sealed bearings

Pneus

Schwalbe Downhill Evolution Line Magic Mary 27.5x2.35" Addix Soft Super Gravity

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