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SCOR 2030 6

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TheRealist
3/17/2024 2:04am
2030 FB 0
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The pups love the snow
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SCOR
RockShox
ENVE Composites
SRAM
Formula
Maxxis
BikeYoke
Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
SCOR
2030
ML
Frame: SCOR 2030. Misc: ML
Rear Shock
RockShox
Super Deluxe Air Ultimate
Custom tune by DirtLabs
Rear Shock: RockShox Super Deluxe Air Ultimate. Misc: Custom tune by DirtLabs
Fork
RockShox
Pike Ultimate 2023
Fork: RockShox Pike Ultimate 2023
Headset
Other
SCOR
First bike I’ve owned in over 20 years that didn’t have a Chris King headset.
Headset: Other SCOR. Misc: First bike I’ve owned in over 20 years that didn’t have a Chris King headset.
Handlebar
OneUp Components
35mm Rise
Handlebar: OneUp Components. Misc: 35mm Rise
Stem
ENVE Composites
Alloy 50mm
Stem: ENVE Composites. Misc: Alloy 50mm
Grips
PNW Components
Loam Regular
Grips: PNW Components Loam Regular
Brakes
Formula
CURA 4
Sintered pads
Brakes: Formula CURA 4. Misc: Sintered pads
Brake Levers
Formula
CURA 4
Brake Levers: Formula CURA 4
Shifters
SRAM
XX1 Eagle
Shifters: SRAM XX1 Eagle
Rear Derailleur
SRAM
XX1 Eagle
Rear Derailleur: SRAM XX1 Eagle
Chainguide
Other
SCOR
Unfortunately no ISCG tabs for my Bash Guard.
Chainguide: Other SCOR. Misc: Unfortunately no ISCG tabs for my Bash Guard.
Cranks
SRAM
XX1 Eagle
Cranks: SRAM XX1 Eagle
Chainrings / Sprocket
Absolute Black
32t Oval
Chainrings / Sprocket: Absolute Black 32t Oval
Bottom Bracket
Other
Wheels Manufacturing
Thread together press fit
Bottom Bracket: Other Wheels Manufacturing. Misc: Thread together press fit
Chain
SRAM
XX1 Eagle Copper
Chain: SRAM XX1 Eagle Copper
Cassette / Rear Cog
SRAM
XX1 Copper
10-52t
Cassette / Rear Cog: SRAM XX1 Copper. Misc: 10-52t
Pedals
Shimano
XTR
Pedals: Shimano XTR
Front Rim
ENVE
M630
Front Rim: ENVE M630
Rear Rim
ENVE
M630
Rear Rim: ENVE M630
Hubs
Industry Nine
Hydra
Hubs: Industry Nine Hydra
Spokes
Sapim
Spokes: Sapim
Front Tire
Maxxis
Dissector 2.4 EXO
Waiting on a DHF
Front Tire: Maxxis Dissector 2.4 EXO. Misc: Waiting on a DHF
Rear Tire
Maxxis
Forekaster 2.4
Rear Tire: Maxxis Forekaster 2.4
Saddle
BikeYoke
Saga
Trying something different
Saddle: BikeYoke Saga. Misc: Trying something different
Seatpost
BikeYoke
Revive 2.0 213mm
It was a Bastard to get it to fit but it fits. The remote is from Specialized.
Seatpost: BikeYoke Revive 2.0 213mm. Misc: It was a Bastard to get it to fit but it fits. The remote is from Specialized.
Seatpost Clamp
Other
SCOR
Seatpost Clamp: Other SCOR
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2024
Model Year:
2024
Riding Type
Trail / All-Mountain
Riding Type:
Trail / All-Mountain
Additional Info

Nothing like a nice snowy day to cancel work so I could  build up a bike. Was looking for a fast fun trail bike that doesn’t mind getting tossed around. Was kinda torn between this and the Yeti SB120 LR. Not sure on the weight. It feels lighter than my Ripmo but heavier than my son’s Shadowcat so maybe 27.5-28.5. The DHF I ordered for the front still hasn’t arrived so I tossed the Dissector on there for now. It has a full vinyl wrap with Flat Black and Gloss black accents.  

 

Additional Info:

Nothing like a nice snowy day to cancel work so I could  build up a bike. Was looking for a fast fun trail bike that doesn’t mind getting tossed around. Was kinda torn between this and the Yeti SB120 LR. Not sure on the weight. It feels lighter than my Ripmo but heavier than my son’s Shadowcat so maybe 27.5-28.5. The DHF I ordered for the front still hasn’t arrived so I tossed the Dissector on there for now. It has a full vinyl wrap with Flat Black and Gloss black accents.  

 
TheRealist
3/17/2024 2:04am
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TheRealist
5 months ago

I haven’t had any issues running EXO tires. I’d say your weight and ride style has more to do with whether a tire will or won’t last. I’m 175lbs with gear. So below average weight wise. I have a precise and active riding style. I prefer to jump over Jank rather than ride through it. I’m definitely not a plow rider by any means. Tire pressure and wheel choice are also factors. Sensible tires pressures will save your tires and your wheels. I run 23-28psi front and 25-30psi on the rear depending on the trail. So for Loma I ride 25 front 27 rear. 18 road 24 front 26 rear. Moab 28 front 30 rear. Here on the Front Range 26 front 28 rear. No inserts. Around here I find that the EXO casing tires don’t have the best traction until they have a at least a hundred miles on them. I definitely prefer my 35mm internal Ibis wheels on my Ripmo to the 30mm internal ENVE wheels with tires 2.4-2.5” wide. The 30mm internals work better with 2.1-2.3 Tires. The wider wheels support and flatten out the tire a bit better. They hook up easier and much harder in the corners. But this is what works for me and it might not work for others. 
 

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TheRealist
7 months ago

Thanks Guys!

My EMRG Cura Lover brake levers showed up a couple weeks ago. Night and day improvements across the board for the Curas. Much more power and a much lighter lever feel. Since I brake with my middle fingers the longer lever works better for me as well. 

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TheRealist
8 months ago

I’m 6’ even 34” inseam. This is a M/L at 477mm reach it fits me like a glove. The BikeYoke dropper has 213mm drop. I have the post almost totally bottomed out in the frame. So the bottom of the post sits just above the shock. Which would be fine if the cable routing wasn’t so wonky. The cable pops out of the frame on the right side then needs to go under the shock to the other side of the frame then up through a little loop and then on up to the post. Luckily with the BikeYoke I can rotate the actuator to the left to take some of the bend out of the cable. Then you need to slowly work the post down and the cable back into the frame mm by mm. Every other carbon frame I have built you can simply push the post in and pull the cable out at the head tube. 
Since you’re getting a large frame and running a One up dropper that has a shorter insertion the install might be slightly easier. The dropper lever I run is old school as well. I run them because they look and feel exactly like a SRAM shift lever. The cable end is at the lever and is cut to length at the post. Most levers these days you cut the cable at the lever. Which would have made the install much easier. Other than this the fit and finish of the frame is really good. Very similar to Pivot or Yeti. 
 

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