SCOTT Contessa Active 50 Bike petrol
Model : 286383
Key Features
- Active 700/900 Alloy Frame
- Suntour XCE28 100mm Fork
- Shimano TX800 16 Speed
- Tektro Hyd. Disc Brakes
- Kenda Booster
1. Size
In Stock
499.00 €
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SPECIFICATIONS
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The SCOTT Contessa Active 50 is a hard tail mountain bike that features a light Alloy Frame. The series comes fully equipped with a Suntour fork, perfect for those always on the go.
Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without prior notice -
Frame
Contessa Active 700/900 series / Alloy 6061 Custom Tubing
OLD 135mm / BSA73
Internal shifting Cable Routing / replaceable hanger -
Fork
Suntour XCE28
100mm travel -
Rear Derailleur
Shimano Tourney RD-TX800
16 Speed -
Front Derailleur
Shimano FD-M315-TS / 31.8mm
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Shifters
Shimano SL-M315
R-fire plus / 2 way release
w/gear indicator -
Crankset
Prowheel TM-CY01
36X22 w/CG -
BB-Set
Feimin FP.B908N
BB73 / square taper -
Chain
KMC Z8.3 -
Cassette
Sunrace CSM55 8AV / 11-34T -
Brakes
Tektro HDM276 / Hydr. Disc -
Rotor
Tektro / 6 bolt / F&R 160mm -
Handlebar
HL MTB-AL-312BT / 680mm / black / 12mm rise
Syncros Women Pro grip -
H'stem
TDS-C301-8FOV / 10° / 31.8 / Black -
Seatpost
HL SP C207
31.6mm / 350mm / Black -
Seat
Syncros Savona 2.5 V-Concept -
Headset
Syncros OE Press Fit / 1 1/8"
OD 50mm / ID 44mm -
Hub (Front)
Formula DC-19 FQR Disc -
Hub (Rear)
Formula DC-25 8s RQR Disc -
Spokes
14 G / stainless / black -
Rims
Syncros X-20 Disc
32H / black -
Front Tire
Kenda Booster
2.4" / 30TPI -
Rear Tire
Kenda Booster
2.4" / 30TPI -
Pedals
Feimin FP-873-ZU -
Approx weight in KG
14.50 -
Approx weight in LBS
31.97 -
Max. System Weight
128 kg
The overall weight includes the bike, the rider, the equipment, and possible additional luggage.
Use
No Radar Chart Available Currently
Geometry
Technologies
Athlete
AWARDS AND MEDIA