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  • richieokeefe1
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    anyone own a on one scandal? would love to hear from yeah on how they ride and what sort of material they use …cheers

    Richie

    stevenmenmuir
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    It’s a Scandium alloy or something. In essence this means its light, fast but reasonably comfortable for an alloy ht. I have a 26er with sliding dropouts which I run as a ss. I have 100mm Rebas on it, which is the probably the best fork length and it is very capable. Its a great bike for fast singletrack, I have a 456 for steeper stuff but the Scandal is probably the better bike for most of the riding I do.

    pixelmix
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    The newer Scandals are just plain old alu (no Scandium). I have one in 16″ which weighs in at 3.5lbs.

    Not the most comfortable ride on bumpy rocky bits, so I’m going back to short travel full sus, but it is a nice, light, fun frame. The light, stiff back frame means you can have a lot of fun getting the back end to step out of line when you stamp on the pedals whilst out of the saddle. As above, I run mine with 100mm forks.

    anotherstan
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    i had one of the earlier 26er models that (apparently) contained a bit of scandium in the mix. built into a very light, very fast bike, much too quick for me!
    sold it this week, but have replaced it with a scandal 29er. 😀

    Bernaard
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    Got a 29er Scandal and love it. Ran it with carbon rigid forks at 23lb, but stuck 80mm front suss on it and it rides a dream.
    Running it 32/16 singlespeed to.

    I use it 9 out of 10 times over my bouncer.
    Mines the aluminium one

    thomthumb
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    got an alu 29er scandal. my favourite bike. Like it so much at one point i was thinking of buying another (to run with gears)

    must get a new photo

    ackie
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    I have an 18” 26” scandium scandal frame u can hve with headset for a gd price. PM me for pics

    mangatank
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    I ride an original scandium 26er on a near daily basis. It’s a light nimble and comfortable frame that builds into a lovely light bike. Can’t comment on the new all-aluminium version, but the older frame certainly lives up to it’s press awards.

    Stick a light 100mmm fork on it and some skinny XC tyres and you’ll be as fast on the road as off.

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