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2022 SCOR 4060 LT 4

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Labrinsky
1/7/2022 12:23am
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Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Other
SCOR 4040 LT
Frame: Other SCOR 4040 LT
Rear Shock
FOX
X2 Factory
Rear Shock: FOX X2 Factory
Fork
Fox
38 Factory GRIP 2
Fork: Fox 38 Factory GRIP 2
Handlebar
ENVE
M9
Handlebar: ENVE M9
Stem
Enve Composites
MTN 40mm
Stem: Enve Composites MTN 40mm
Grips
Revolution
RevGrips
Grips: Revolution RevGrips
Brakes
Hope
Tech3 V4
Brakes: Hope Tech3 V4
Shifters
SRAM
XX1 Eagle AXS
Shifters: SRAM XX1 Eagle AXS
Rear Derailleur
SRAM
XX1 Eagle AXS
Rear Derailleur: SRAM XX1 Eagle AXS
Cranks
SRAM
GX Eagle Carbon
Cranks: SRAM GX Eagle Carbon
Chain
SRAM
XX1 Rainbow
Chain: SRAM XX1 Rainbow
Cassette / Rear Cog
SRAM
XX1 Rainbow
Cassette / Rear Cog: SRAM XX1 Rainbow
Pedals
Hope Technology
F20
Pedals: Hope Technology F20
Front Rim
E*thirteen
Lg1r
Front Rim: E*thirteen Lg1r
Rear Rim
E*thirteen
Lg1r
Rear Rim: E*thirteen Lg1r
Hubs
e*thirteen
Lg1r
Hubs: e*thirteen Lg1r
Saddle
Specialized
Power Pro
Saddle: Specialized Power Pro
Seatpost
RockShox
Reverb AXS 170mm
Seatpost: RockShox Reverb AXS 170mm
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2022
Model Year:
2022
Riding Type
Trail / All-Mountain
Riding Type:
Trail / All-Mountain
Additional Info
Additional Info:
Labrinsky
1/7/2022 12:23am
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Labrinsky
2 years ago
Not long, with one side of the tire seated you can slide the tire back and forth until the logos line up. Working as a mechanic this was always a must-do, just like having to line up the hub logo to the valve stem when lacing a wheel.

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