2010-2011 SCOTT Voltage FR fully custom build_
SLOPESTYLE / SHORT TRAVEL SETUP
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2010-2011 SCOTT Voltage FR fully custom build_ SLOPESTYLE / SHORT TRAVEL SETUP
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 OMG

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BIKE BUILD VIDEO here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLt6AA4nbJ8
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 Why does the video show it fitted with Lyrics? - I guess you changed them? tup looks good!
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 Upgrading is a never ending story for me. I like to experiment with stuff, especially with the suspension.
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 Yeah, I guess it is, I tell myself I have to change something every month, just to see if it makes a difference, I would get tired of the same old bike Smile
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 I love it, I am looking to do a similar thing,but keeping different forks and shock to get the whole range of travel!! This is soooooooo nice!!!!! I hope mine turns out as good!! (But dude, hope tech m4s over Hayes striker aces!!)
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 Thanks dude. I'm pretty sure Hope brakes are good but I've never had one to date, they look over-engineered to me and too expensive for star imo. Have you ever tried Stroker Ace?
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 No, I have used the HFX Mags though, but they are much older, if you are offering me a little spin on the Voltage though I will happily accept!!!
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 hi, nice bike Smile what length of chain ring bolts are you using, cause i am thinking about changing my slx in to a single ring, and dont know what length of bolts to get. also would a 200mm i2i fox rp23 fit on one of these?
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 I'm using standard chainring bolts with addition of spacers. You can run 200mm shock with 216mm shock mounting plates, remember this will drop the bottom bracket significantly and will only allow for around 110-130mm of travel.
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 Super sick voltage bro..would like to check when running the 215 i2i shock in the 222 mountings how does it alter the bikes handling characteristics since it'd lower the bb abit and slackens out the head angle slightly??
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 Thanks. No big difference with a head angle as we are only talking about 7mm shorter shock + I'm running 160mm forks, not 180. Obviously that means the BB goes down which improves cornering and the cranks gets just enough clearance.
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 can you give me all the specifications for the rear shock as i want to do this to mine but dont know which shock to get Smile awsome build btw
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 you should have gone to specsavers mate Smile
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 sorry that must of sounded stupid, do you know the lengths in inches? Smile
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 1" = 25.4mm. You do the maths Smile
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 This will probably sound stupid, i may not have read it right but on the pic it says your running 130 up front and in a comment says your running 160 which is it?:')
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 In my previous post I was referring to the frame geo at the full, 160mm travel, that can be set with TALAS 36 forks. Picture presents the bike with forks set at 130mm.
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 ah i get youSmile with this set up can the shock be set at 150mm travel in the lower settings?
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 Yes, it can no problem, any combination is possible and it will slightly affect the geo.
I almost always ride it with 135mm travel at the back though, only switching between 160/130 up front for different conditions. I love the bike for being so versatile.
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 do you know what shock mounts are needed to run it in 150/170mm rear travel?
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 and how much do the shock mounts cost in GBP?
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 you need the standard 222mm shock mounts, same as on my bike. Not sure about the price but not cheap and you will get two sets: 216mm and 240mm ones.
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 I recently switched a dartmoor 26player for a Scott voltage fr 130 it was a good trade from my perspective what do you guys think ?
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 Perfect bike, the set up is spot on for my type of riding too. great picture with details!!
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 Thanks. I was hoping some people thinking of buying a new frame may find the details useful, also makes the picture bit different from what we normally find on PB.
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 I agree good job man! this should give people some good ideas of how awesome this bike is!
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 You mean this picture isn't from the Scott catalouge? Haha. Awesome photography. Maybe this is a stupid question, but how did you get the bike to stand upright? Did you prop it up with something and then photoshop it out for the final photo?
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 that is exactly the case Smile
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 how are those fat Albert tires?
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 Large volume, similar thread to Big Betty's, great on loose and wet, not the best on hardpack, just good and probably one of the lightest FR tire available. I used to love the old 'fat albert', these new ones are quite different though, more aggressive in my opinion.
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 how does it compare to a minnon or high rolleer? Also why isnt it good for hard pack?
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 sorry, I've never used minions/high rollers.
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 Hows the float feel?
Im thinking about the new 180mm fox!
just dont know if I should go float or vanilla!!
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 What I have here is TALAS and I switch the travel between 160-130mm depending of the trail. From what I have heard both VAN and FLOAT are fantastic FR tools but I personally do not have any experience with them.
I am not a hardcore rider and any decent 160mm forks will be just fine for me. I must say I loved the Lyrik's feel over the Talas though.
...180mm 36's - these must be pricy !?!?
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 Its about the same for price!
Im also into the lyric coil 170mm with the DH damper!
Why was the lyric better over the talas?
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 Nice! I run mine with the same travel setup. Seems to be the perfect setup.
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 really nice bike just not to sure about the shock probably rides well just looks abit wierd Smile
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 Weird perhaps for someone, looks absolutely normal to me Smile You can find this bike set-up with single air can shocks like FOX Float RP23 or RS Monarch but I guess for serious freeriding, where the weight is not that important, you would run a coil shock on it. All down to the owners taste.
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 Awesome as always! Wink
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 Your bike looks great!
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 It does look sick hay!!!
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 just amazing
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 What height are you? Does the small fit you ok?
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 I'm 178cm tall [5'10"]. The 'short' suits me well. I was trying the 'Long' before the purchase and it was just too long for what I need the bike. I'm not riding serious downhill on it. Hope that helps.
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 what brakes are those mate?
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 hayes stroker ACE + hope floating rotors
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 very nice!!
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 slopestyle weapon !
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 bars???
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 sunline v-one 38/711mm
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 what seat is that ?
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 WTB Devo Ti
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 thanks Smile
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 My fav bike on Pinkbike
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 Drool
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 weight ?
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 somewhere between 32-33lbs (14.5-15kg)
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 sweet mine is probably sitting a bit lighter







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