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Model – Scott 2007
Use – Dirt Mountain Bike (MTB), Semi-rigid, Aluminum frame with men's geometry
Frame – Scott Voltage super stiff 6061 alloy frame with hydroformed Octagon tubing, Disc Dropout
Suspension – Semi-rigid
Fork – RST Capa C7 with preload adjustment, 75 mm travel
Front Derailleur – Shimano FD-TY10
Rear Derailleur – Shimano Acera RD-M340, 21-speed
Shifters – Shimano ST-EF50-8R EZ-Fire Plus
Brakes – Hayes MX-4 mechanical disc brakes, 160 mm rotors (front and rear)
Wheels – Rims: Rigida Cyber 10 36H, black; Front Hub: Formula DC-20FQR; Rear Hub: Formula DC-31RQR
Tires – Scott Voltage 26x2.1, all black
Cassette – Shimano MF-MZ07-7, 14-28T
Crankset – Shimano FC-TX-70, 42x34x24 teeth
Stem – HL TDS-C242-8 Ahead, forged BMX type, 1-1/8", 10° angle
Handlebar – HL MTB-153, Hi-Ten Uprise, 600 mm width, 30 mm rise
Saddle – Scott Voltage
Seatpost – HL SP-214