2024 Scott

Voltage YZ 0.1

An easygoing trail lover. Scott’s mountain bike range is polarizing. The bikes cut sleek silhouettes with their hidden shocks, headset cable routing, and general commitment to integration. One could make valid arguments about ease-of-service and proprietary parts, but, from a distance, Scott's bikes look like they’re from the future. Counterintuitively, though, that cutting-edge aesthetic is usually combined with a bike that rides really, well, normally. That’s certainly the case with this Voltage eRIDE. Get past the sleek carbon lines and TwinLoc system and you’ve got a bike that offers a gentle motor assist and is a real pleasure to ride a nice range of trails on. So let's dive into the tech, and more importantly the riding experience of Scott’s Voltage eRIDE 900 (and yes, I’ll just be calling it the Voltage from here on out). Scott Voltage eRIDE 900 Tuned Details, Travel: 155 mm (rear) 160 mm (front), Wheel Size: 29”, Size Tested: Large, Build Tested: 900, Head Tube Angle: 63.9°, Motor: TQ HPR 50, Battery: 360 Wh, Measured Weight: 42.69 lbs (19.36 kg), MSRP: $9,349.99

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