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2021 Scott Genius eRIDE 920

2021 Scott Genius eRIDE 920
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2021 Scott Genius eRIDE 920

$5,199.99
Brand: SCOTT Bikes
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2021 SCOTT Genius eRIDE 920 2021 SCOTT Genius eRIDE 920

2021 SCOTT Genius eRIDE 920

The all new 2021 SCOTT Genius eRIDE 920 breaks the molds of what to expect from a pedal assist, full suspension all trail mountain bike with hours of fun and performance.

Highlights

Why Twinloc?

SCOTT: Why TwinLoc?

In every race, you’re looking for an edge. On every ride, you crave a more efficient way to rip it from start to finish. With TwinLoc, SCOTT’s shift-on-the-fly remote suspension system, you have exactly that. You’ll never slow down to make adjustments or waste precious energy riding with more travel than the trail demands. Just flip the switch and move from lockout to mid-range to full suspension.

If you’ve been shopping for a SCOTT mountain bike for a while, you’ve undoubtedly been introduced to the term “TwinLoc” and seen it attached to a variety of bikes you’ve considered. But what, exactly, is TwinLoc and why is Contender Bicycles making a big deal out of it?

TwinLoc sets SCOTT apart from other mountain bike brands with its efficiency, ease and function. In the blink of an eye - or about as fast as the trail condition can change with each turn - you can move from lockout mode to full travel as you suddenly drop into a techy descent.

Why do we love it? Because it makes us more efficient cyclists. How? With three levels of suspension, you’re able to maximize power transfer and minimize lost momentum and acceleration caused by too much travel at the wrong time.

With one flip of the thumb, TwinLoc simultaneously adjusts both the fork and rear shock to three levels of travel, each optimal for different trail and riding conditions. No other bike brand offers such quick, effective and efficient customization of the suspension system.

Three Levels of Control

Descend mode provides max travel. Tackle the toughest descents and rockiest trails with all the travel and comfort your bike can give you. SCOTT’s proprietary Fox Nude shock has two positive air chambers which remain open in Descend mode. With fill rear wheel travel maximized, you’ll feel confident in bombing your descents and have fully optimized damping and air spring rate.

Traction Control mode is perfect for trails with a little up, a little down, lots of twists and turns and roots and rocks necessitating bike handling skills to keep you moving quickly while managing obstacles.

SCOTT’s proprietary shock has two chambers for air. When riding in Traction Control mode, one chamber is closed off resulting in reduced effective travel and a more progressive spring air curve. Along with increased damping, Traction Control mode actually changes the geometry of the bike to make you sit higher, have more ground to pedal clearance and more efficient power for attacking technical climbs. Your bike is more nimble and agile.

Lockout is just what it sounds like. When you’re climbing and need every watt of pedal force transferred to forward motion, railing a fire road or taking aim at the holeshot where instead of bouncing over non-existent obstacles you just need speed. Lockout mode turns your full suspension mountain rig into a rigid bike with maximum pedaling efficiency. Because big hits often come out of nowhere, TwinLoc’s Lockout mode features an emergency release built in to prevent fork and shock damage - think of it like an airbag for your suspension system.

With a handlebar mounted remote switch, TwinLoc is the definition of easy transitions from one mode to the next. Trail conditions change rapidly and with TwinLoc you can adjust your suspension system with each turn in the trail.

To demonstrate how TwinLoc is used, SCOTT broke down each time World Champion Nino Schurter shifted gears during a 4.4 kilometer lap of a World Cup race. Schurter had 160 actuations during the lap and spent 54 percent of the lap in Traction Control mode as he climbed technical trails and another 28 percent in Descend more on those trails. The other 18 percent of the lap was spent in Lockout mode as each lap featured a steady climb before hitting the rolling descents back to the start/finish line.

Clearly, the ability to quickly adjust modes on the fly helps Schurter win races. It can help you, too, even if you have no interest in lining up for a race.

Lots of bike brands use remote shock adjustment systems. But only SCOTT’s TwinLoc adjusts travel and geometry while minimizing suspension movement. Traction is boosted compared to competing bikes through chassis control and damping support.

TwinLoc appeal at first glance is the adjustable suspension. Its competitive edge in races is the area you’ll come to appreciate most. Pedaling efficiency is significantly improved when the power from each pedal stroke is transferred to acceleration instead of being absorbed in a squishy suspension system.

You may or may not be a racer, but if you value efficient pedal strokes and finishing rides with something left in the tank, you’ll love the SCOTT TwinLoc suspension system.

Why Buy From Contender Bicycles?

Why Buy From Contender Bicycles?

You can buy a bike just about anywhere these days. From your neighborhood big box store to the local bike shop to online classifieds to the online behemoths to chain shops with a dozen locations in the time zone, places to buy a bike are everywhere.

But which is the best place to buy a bike? And why is the answer to that question Contender Bicycles?

Contender Bicycles has been a fixture in the Utah and Salt Lake City bicycle scene for decades. We take great pride in being the best bike shop around. Not just the coolest, but the best. That means we care and we want to make sure every customer rolls out of our shop satisfied.

So, what sets Contender Bicycles apart from the crowd? There are myriad reasons.

We consider ourselves the local experts. Whether you walk through our doors or give us a call, our staff knows the answer to your questions and you’ll get the same professional service whether you are in the shop or on the phone. Many of us, like you, are more versed in one area than the other. If the first person you talk to at Contender Bicycles isn’t the expert you need, we’ve got the expert just a few steps away. We’ve got more than 250 years combined experience in the shop at any time and there’s always someone on duty with the experience and expertise you trust.

To make sure you find the right bike, we make sure our staff is up to date on the latest innovations and technologies. The bike world evolves every year and so do we through training and education. With our size, sales volume and reputation, we have excellent relationships with bike brands, component companies and apparel makers. If we don’t have it at the moment, we can get it.

Contender Bicycles is one of the largest physical bike shops in the country and we have an unmatched selection of quality bicycles from numerous brands. Many bike shops these days have narrowed down their inventory to one or two brands. That’s absolutely not the case at Contender.

With close to two dozen bike brands represented on our sales floor, you’ll find more than 200 new bikes ready to test ride and purchase. From BMC to Pinarello to SCOTT to Orbea and several more brands with reputations for quality we are proud to offer; Contender Bicycles has the brands you see in World Cup races and the Tour de France. We also have smaller, more refined brands with unrivaled quality and custom build options like Open Cycle, Moots and Time. It may be a bit of a humble brag, but Contender Bicycles sells more bikes from some brands than any other shop in the country.

We also offer a high end selection of gear and apparel. Our jerseys, shorts and other accessories are things we’d feel comfortable wearing while riding. There’s not much risk of buying a set of bibshorts from us with a chamois you regret.

An area Contender Bicycles takes special pride in is our Pro Build service. Many of our customers don’t simply want a great bike from the floor. They know their parts and components and have something special in mind. With our Pro Build service, you can select a frame - road, mountain, gravel, whatever - and consult with one of our Pro Build specialists to create a complete bike that matches your needs and tastes to a T. We can even help you customize your bike with a paint job that is truly one of a kind.

Of course, every bike will need to be serviced now and then. Contender Bicycles has the largest service staff in the state. With more than a dozen wrenches on staff, we have experts ready to make your bike as good as new as quickly as possible. Our mechanics have experience and training unmatched in the market. We’ll talk over each fix, discuss options and get you back in the saddle as soon as possible.

While Contender Bicycles has a reputation for selling only the best bikes, bike accessories and bike gear, we listen to you first to determine what your needs are. We don’t pay sales commissions, so we care more about making sure you ride the best bike for you rather than selling the best bike for us.

Whether you’re buying a bike from Contender Bicycles in person or working remotely with our Pro Build experts, we’re dedicated to making your experience in the shop as good as your ride on the trails or road.

History of Innovation

SCOTT History of Innovation

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It started out with a bang. In 1958 an engineer and ski fanatic in Sun Valley, Idaho wanted something better than the bamboo or steel ski poles he’d been using for years. Ed Scott introduced an aluminum pole that changed the game.

SCOTT Sports was born and the innovations haven’t stopped. SCOTT has branched out from its roots in the snow, obviously, and we at Contender Bicycles have been a part of several new products, developments, and rollouts over the years.

When Greg Lemond stunned the world and captured the overall victory in the 1989 Tour de France, he did so by using the first aero handlebars and absolutely crushed the field in a time during the penultimate stage and the sport has never been the same. That aero bar, of course, was designed by SCOTT Sports mastermind Charley French.

Two years later, SCOTT Sports introduced the Unishock and immediately became a major player in the mountain bike game. SCOTT became the MVP in 1992 when it began manufacturing full suspension mountain bikes, cycling shoes, and helmets.

In 1995, the first carbon frame was introduced to the mountain bike market and had a SCOTT logo on it as the Endorphin racked up victories in the Olympics and World Cup at a rapid pace. Not to be outdone, SCOTT released the G-Zero full suspension frame in 1998. At the time, it was the lightest full suspension bike frame on the planet.

Making waves in the road bike market was only a matter of time for SCOTT Sports. In 2001, the Team Issue road bike became the first frame weighing less than a kilogram to be available to the masses. The CR1 road frame made its debut in 2003 and weighed only 895 grams. By then, the bike development race was on at full speed with innovations across the industry as each brand tried to outdo the other new tech, new fibers, and new engineering standards.

The SCOTT Genius was launched in 2003 and quickly became one of the most popular bikes of all time with its adjustable suspension system and was pedaled to a World Championship by Thomas Frischknecht.

By the mid-aughts, triathlon had emerged as a global phenomenon. SCOTT released the Plasma with a sub-1,000 gram frame and integrated seatpost. Triathlons and time trials have never been faster.

A series of ownership changes resulted in new management, new directions, and a corporate headquarters in Switzerland. But ground-breaking innovations never stopped and 2007 became one of the most important years in SCOTT’s history. The release of the SCOTT Addict and SCOTT Spark, the two lightest frames in the world in their respective classes, created huge momentum for the brand. SCOTT signed Nino Schurter to be the face of its mountain bike division and there has been no stoppage in Rainbow Jerseys or Gold Medals.

SCOTT Sports celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2008 and opened a North American HQ in Sun Valley, Idaho.

The Genius 2 was released in 2009 with all-new geometry, the Equalizer2 shock, and a load of new tech features.

TwinLoc came in 2010 and changed the mountain bike game as Schurter used the technology to become the most dominating mountain biker of all time.

By then, everyday cycling was evolving as fast as competitive cycling. SCOTT released the Venture electric bicycle - a commuter bike designed to change the way people navigate the city - in 2010. Once that cat got out of the bag, there was no putting it back as eBikes have since taken over the urban market and have made serious inroads to the mountain and road bike markets.

SCOTT flipped the mountain bike world on its head, again, in 2012 when the 27.5-inch wheel rolled into the market in a big way and is part of the Genius 700 and Scale 700 bike lines. Schurter, of course, wins another World Championship on the SCOTT Scale 700.

The E-Spark was introduced in 2013 and became SCOTT Sports’ revolutionary entry to the electric full suspension bike market with a Bosch motor and powertrain. Also released in 2013 is the SCOTT Addict SL - with a complete frame package weighing less than a kilogram.

Using a new HMX carbon fiber, SCOTT’s Addict SL is the lightest road bike on the market.

Innovation for bikes extends beyond the bike, of course, and in 2014 SCOTT unleashed its ITD Protec softgoods line with carbon yarns and ceramic printing which extend the life and function of bike bibs and jerseys even in the event of a crash.

Tri geeks and speed freaks rejoiced in 2014 when the Plasma 5 was released with a slew of new aerodynamic features that made it the cream of the crop and produced the fastest bike splits.

Mountain bikes with 27.5 wheels and tires got an upgrade in 2015 with the introduction of 27-plus bikes with wider tire clearance for more aggressive handling and tons of fun on speedy descents.

Innovations came faster than ever in the past few years as SCOTT Sports released the SCOTT Foil - the lightest aero road bike with disc brakes - and the Genius got another significant boost as the most versatile full suspension mountain bike around with a new, lighter frame and revamped geometry. To spice things up, SCOTT also rolled out the E-Genius pedal assist bike.

Enduro mountain bikes became a big thing near the middle of the decade and the SCOTT Ransom fit in perfectly. The SCOTT Gambler came a year later and SCOTT began winning downhill World Cup races and had the fastest overall team times in the 2019 World Cup season.

The SCOTT Addict got a new title with the RC addition to its line. Race Concept became the standard of excellence for SCOTT’s bike lines with the strongest, lightest, and most responsive carbon fiber and designs to date.

As SCOTT enters the 2020s, the innovations and advancements in bicycle technology are developing as fast as 3D computer models and test rides can go. With more than 60 years in the outdoor industry, SCOTT Sports is, and plans to remain, a leader.

Bikes have never been more exciting and fun. SCOTT Sports intends to push the boundaries of innovation well into the future.

No Shortcuts

SCOTT No Shortcuts

To be the best, there are no shortcuts. Only hard work, intelligent work and obsessive work.

Nino Schurter didn’t take shortcuts when he had a perfect mountain bike season in 2017. Kate Courtney didn’t take shortcuts when she won the 2018 cross country World Championship at the ripe age of 23. Matthew Hayman didn’t take shortcuts when he outdueled Tom Boonen on the Roubaix velodrome to win the world’s most famous one-day bike race.

Schurter, Courtney and Hayman each rode a SCOTT bicycle to their respective wins.

As you might guess, SCOTT Sports takes no shortcuts.

NO SHORTCUTS.

In fact, No Shortcuts is the SCOTT Sports mantra and mission statement. To be the best, you can’t take shortcuts. You have to do all the work required.

For SCOTT Sports, No Shortcuts means long days in front of a computer modeling new carbon fibers and testing sessions in the wind tunnel. It means never being satisfied with the status quo and alway, always seeking ways to make a bike faster, more responsive and more durable.

The easiest time to take shortcuts is when there’s nobody watching. Likewise, the best time to take no shortcuts is when there’s nobody watching. Does your training plan call for 50 miles and 6,000 feet of climbing? Do you flip a U-turn at the last switch back when the pitch goes up to 15 degrees or do you hunker down and up the watts? The best resist any urges to go easy.

SCOTT Sports is relentless in its effort to be the best and make the best bikes and best gear for cyclists. So much so, in fact, that they not only want to make the best, they want to make it in the best possible way.

As a result, SCOTT Sports launched its Re-Source initiative. Producing the best bikes, bike parts and bike gear is only acceptable, in SCOTT’s view, if it’s done responsibly and ethically.

“We take into consideration that the earth’s resources,” SCOTT said, “must be used in such a way that ecosystems and future generations shouldn’t be adversely affected.”

Three pillars make up the initiative for SCOTT Sports: People, Product, Planet.

SCOTT takes great effort to assure the supply chain is an ethical one. No child or forced labor. Proper pay and compensation for employees. No discrimination and no harrassment in the work place. All are vital components to making SCOTT a company its employees and customers can be proud to associate with.

For Re-Source branded softgoods, SCOTT uses 100 percent third party certified renewable materials, 50 percent recycled polyester and cannot contain PFC-based materials. In 2020, a full 28 percent of all softgoods offered by SCOTT meet the Re-Source standards. There are No Shortcuts in organic materials, either. Merino wool socks, jerseys and other items are ethically sourced from sheep in humane farms and are 100 percent Museling free. All cotton used by SCOTT Sports is 100 percent organic and herbicide/pesticide free.

Smaller, thinner and recycled poly bags are used in packaging softgoods.

“We take into consideration that the earth’s resources,” SCOTT says, “must be used in such a way that ecosystems and future generations shouldn’t be adversely affected.”

No Shortcuts means forgoing some short-term financial benefits for long-term good.

When you race, taking a shortcut is frowned upon. In SCOTT’s business model, the company has developed a mission to work with No Shortcuts in engineering, design, practices, sources or materials.

Because in order to be the best, you can not take shortcuts.

Product Description

SCOTT’s design engineers knocked the 2021 SCOTT Genius eRIDE 920 out of the park with cutting edge tech and integration, superb battery management and industry leading design. Rider experience was at the top of the priority list and the results show.

The BOSCH Gen4 powertrain with an integrated, removable battery provides 50+ miles of pedal assist range when fully charged. With four levels of pedal assist and up to 20mph boost, you can pick the amount of help your bike gives you.

While the powertrain can help get you to the top of the mountain, the TwinLoc Suspension System ensures a comfortable and safe ride to the bottom. A Fox 36 Rhythm fork has 160mm travel and the Fox Float EVOL rear shock has 150mm. TwinLoc is a proprietary suspension system that allows the rider to change up the suspension system on the fly. Just a flip of a switch adjusts the travel from 150mm to 120mm to lockout so you can dial in the ride to feel exactly how you like it depending on the trail.

The lightweight alloy frame is compatible with both 29 inch and 27.5 inch wheels, but comes stock with Syncros MD30 29 inch wheels and Schwalbe 2.6 inch tires.

The SCOTT Genius eRIDE 920 not only extends the range of your ride, it extends the hours as you can spread your personal battery out over the day.

Visit the shop, give us a call, or hit us up with an email anytime for more information at info@contenderbicycles.com.

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Specifications

  • Frame
    Alloy Frame / Virtual 4 link kinematic VLK 27.5" and 29" compatible / geo adj. / Boost 148x12mm 150mm travel / Bosch Gen4 / Integr. removable Battery Tapered Headtube E2/Forkstop, Central Kickstand Mount Range Booster Ready
  • Travel
    Front: 160mm / Rear: 150mm
  • Fork
    FOX 36 Rhythm Air Grip 3 / 3-Modes / 15x110mm QR axle tapered steerer / Reb. Adj. / Lockout / 160mm travel
  • Rear Shock
    FOX Float EVOL Performace Trunnion 3 modes / Lockout-Trail-Descend DPS / Reb. Adj. Travel 150mm / 185x55mm
  • Remote System
    SCOTT TwinLoc Suspension System 3 modes front and rear / integ. Grip clamp
  • Drive Unit
    Bosch Performance CX EU: 25kmh / US: 20mph
  • Battery
    PowerTube 625Wh
  • Display
    Bosch Purion
  • Charger
    4A Charger
  • Rear Derailleur
    Shimano XT / 12 Speed
  • Shifters
    Shimano SL-M6100
  • Crankset
    FSA CK-745 165mm / 34T
  • Chainguide
    SCOTT Custom
  • Chainring
    FSA WB345 / 34T / DM / Steel
  • Chain
    KMC e12S
  • Cassette
    Shimano CS-M6100 / 10-51 T
  • Brakes
    Shimano BR-MT420 4 Piston
  • Rotor
    Front: SM-RT30 CL 203mm / Rear: RT-EM300 CL 203mm
  • Handlebar
    Syncros Hixon 2.0 / Alloy 6061D.B. 12mm rise / 9° / 780mm Syncros Pro lock-on grips
  • H'stem
    Syncros FL2.0 / 6061 Alloy L-Shape Spacer & Top Cap / 31.8mm / 6° / 1 1/8"
  • Seatpost
    Syncros Duncan Dropper Post 2.5 31.6mm / S size 100mm / M 125mm / L & XL 150mm
  • Seat
    Syncros Tofino 2.0 Regular CRMO rails
  • Headset
    Acros Blocklock / Tapered 1.5"-1 1/8" OD 52/62mm / ID 44/56mm
  • Hub (Front)
    Shimano HB-MT400-B CL / 15x110mm
  • Hub (Rear)
    Shimano FH-MT410-B CL / Boost 12x148mm
  • Spokes
    Stainless Black
  • Rims
    Syncros MD30 / 32H / 30mm / Pin Joint Tubeless ready
  • Front Tire
    Schwalbe MagicMary 29x2.6" Snake Skin / TL-Easy / Apex / Addix Soft
  • Rear Tire
    Schwalbe Hans Dampf 29x2.6" Snake Skin / TL-Easy / Apex / Addix Speedgrip
  • Lights
    Bosch Light Cable pre-installed F&R
  • Extras
    Syncros Trail Fender
  • Approx weights in KG
    23.40
  • Approx weights in LBS
    51.59
  • Max. System Weight
    128 kg The overall weight includes the bike the rider the equipment and possible additional luggage.

Geometry

S / 900S / 700M / 900M / 700L / 900L / 700XL / 900XL / 700
LOW BB SettingHIGH BB SettingLOW BB SettingHIGH BB SettingLOW BB SettingHIGH BB SettingLOW BB SettingHIGH BB Setting
Ahead tube angle64.8 °65.4 °64.8 °65.4 °65.0 °65.6 °65.0 °65.6 °
Bhead tube length120.0 mm4.7 in120.0 mm4.7 in125.0 mm4.9 in125.0 mm4.9 in135.0 mm5.3 in135.0 mm5.3 in145.0 mm5.7 in145.0 mm5.7 in
Ctop tube horizontal585.0 mm23.0 in583.4 mm23.0 in605.0 mm23.8 in603.4 mm23.8 in635.0 mm25.0 in633.3 mm24.9 in665.0 mm26.2 in663.3 mm26.1 in
Dstandover height762.4 mm30.0 in748.8 mm29.5 in766.6 mm30.2 in753.3 mm29.7 in798.1 mm31.4 in785.4 mm30.9 in809.8 mm31.9 in797.4 mm31.4 in
EBB offset-30.0 mm-1.2 in-22.1 mm-0.9 in-30.0 mm-1.2 in-22.1 mm-0.9 in-30.0 mm-1.2 in-22.0 mm-0.9 in-30.0 mm-1.2 in-21.9 mm-0.9 in
FBB height347.0 mm13.7 in337.9 mm13.3 in347.0 mm13.7 in337.9 mm13.3 in347.0 mm13.7 in338.0 mm13.3 in347.0 mm13.7 in338.1 mm13.3 in
Gwheel base1,215.2 mm47.8 in1,213.7 mm47.8 in1,236.1 mm48.7 in1,234.6 mm48.6 in1,258.4 mm49.5 in1,256.9 mm49.5 in1,290.2 mm50.8 in1,288.7 mm50.7 in
HBB center to toptube center
IBB center to top of seattube410.0 mm16.1 in410.0 mm16.1 in440.0 mm17.3 in440.0 mm17.3 in490.0 mm19.3 in490.0 mm19.3 in540.0 mm21.3 in540.0 mm21.3 in
Jseat angle75.4 °76.0 °75.4 °76.0 °74.8 °75.4 °74.8 °75.4 °
Kchainstay465.0 mm18.3 in462.8 mm18.2 in465.0 mm18.3 in462.8 mm18.2 in465.0 mm18.3 in462.8 mm18.2 in465.0 mm18.3 in462.8 mm18.2 in
Lreach421.8 mm16.6 in428.3 mm16.9 in440.6 mm17.3 in447.1 mm17.6 in460.7 mm18.1 in467.2 mm18.4 in488.3 mm19.2 in494.7 mm19.5 in
Mstack626.6 mm24.7 in622.2 mm24.5 in631.2 mm24.8 in626.6 mm24.7 in641.4 mm25.3 in636.7 mm25.1 in650.4 mm25.6 in645.6 mm25.4 in
Nstem length50.0 mm2.0 in50.0 mm2.0 in50.0 mm2.0 in50.0 mm2.0 in60.0 mm2.4 in60.0 mm2.4 in70.0 mm2.8 in70.0 mm2.8 in
0trail128.8 mm5.1 in120.2 mm4.7 in128.8 mm5.1 in120.2 mm4.7 in127.2 mm5.0 in118.8 mm4.7 in127.2 mm5.0 in118.8 mm4.7 in

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