Scott Voltage FR 2004
Scott's early freeride bike used a robust steel and aluminium construction with 180 mm rear travel —…
Freeride / DH
Type
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Scott Foil Premium 2015
Scott's wind tunnel-developed Foil was a benchmark aerodynamic road racing bike. Its truncated aerof…
Aero Road Bike
Type
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Scott Scale RC 900 2016
Scott's full-suspension XC rocket used their TwinLoc 2-in-1 remote to simultaneously adjust both fro…
XC Mountain Bike
Type
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Scott Spark RC 900 Ultimate 2020
Scott's lightest production bike used HMX-SL ultra-high-modulus carbon in a frame weighing just 840 …
XC Mountain Bike
Type
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Scott Addict RC 2021
The Addict RC uses Scott's HMX-SL ultralight carbon for a frame weight of only 690 grams — one of th…
Road / Climbing
Type
24-speed
Gears
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Scott Foil RC 2021
The Scott Foil RC uses HMX carbon with integrated cable routing and a full Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 elec…
Aero Road
Type
22-speed
Gears
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Scott Genius 900 Tuned 2021
The Genius 900 Tuned uses 150mm of rear travel, a Fox 38 Factory 150mm fork, and Scott's TwinLoc sus…
Trail MTB
Type
12-speed
Gears
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Scott Spark 900 RC 2021
The Spark 900 RC with its TwinLoc suspension control allows full 100mm travel or lockout via a handl…
Cross-Country / Marathon MTB
Type
12-speed
Gears
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Scott Addict RC 10 2025
Scott's sub-7 kg climbing machine built from HMX SL carbon with an aggressive road racing geometry.…
Road Race Bike
Type
Shimano
Gears
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Scott Genius 900 Tuned 2025
Scott Genius with TwinLoc remote suspension control — one button adjusts between 150/115/65 mm trave…
All-Mountain Bike
Type
SRAM
Gears
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Scott Sports traces its roots to 1958 when Ed Scott invented the aluminium ski pole, replacing the heavy bamboo poles then in use. Scott entered cycling in the 1980s with an aerodynamic handlebar system used at the 1989 Tour de France time trial by Laurent Fignon. Today Scott's Swiss precision engineering drives its HMX SL carbon development, and the brand competes at the highest levels of road cycling through its sponsorship of UCI WorldTour teams.