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Dangerholm Scott Genius ST Mission Bike Rethinks All-Mountain in Modern Ivory & Chrome

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Serial bike customizer Gustav Gullholm aka Dangerholm is again with one other idea bike venture, this time reimagining Scott’s newest Genius ST as the way forward for all-mountain bikes. No seen cables, wires, or suspension. An upside-down fork and the return of chromed-out wheels. My solely reservation is the doubtless additional weight of all that sand-colored creamy Ivory paint, when it might have been uncooked carbon. Oh Dangerholm, what has turn into of your weight weenie methods?

Scott Genius ST x Dangerholm all-mountain bike of the longer term?

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, front
(Images by Gustav Gullholm/Scott)

Swedish bike tweaker Dangerholm’s newest {custom} MTB venture is “his imaginative and prescient of how the mountain bike of the longer term would possibly look”. Beginning with the already daringly futuristic Genius Tremendous Path, Dangerholm constructed one of many sleekest path bikes ever. 150mm of 29er rear wheel journey – with 3 ride-proven Open-Traction-Climb compression & journey lock-out settings – paired to 160mm of journey up entrance.

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, rear end details

Will the way forward for mountain bikes conceal all shocks contained in the body? Will they conceal brake strains within the bars, too? All the pieces routed by the headset, actually? Tiny Zirbel thumb shifters & dropper remotes that just about disappear into the grip lock-rings.

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, cockpit

In fact, there might be extra wi-fi digital parts, however I can solely hope a few of these cumbersome batteries would possibly get hidden too. I feel we additionally aren’t going to have the ability to keep away from the one-piece cockpits which are making an attempt to make separate bar & stems a factor of the previous.

Futuristic requirements?

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, Trickstuff brake

A number of welcome adjustments have turn into the fashionable norm. Lengthy journey dropper seatposts. Light-weight 4-piston brakes. And an truly common derailleur mounting commonplace.

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, TacLoc downtube shifter

I’m not so positive if there might be a resurgence of bar-end/downtube shifters to actuate varied shock lock-out modes. However who am I to say for positive? Ceramic bearings and Stable Lube Tech bearings wherever doable are absolutely right here to remain.

At the least we are able to all hope that the way forward for mountain bikes will see the return of extra shiny silver (alloy) wheels and spokes. All the pieces at all times in matte black on black is getting a bit stale, am I proper?

Tremendous {custom} particulars!

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, Hopp-ed up deailleur

On an in any other case cheap {custom} construct… properly, aside from the lust-worthy Intend Hero upside-down fork and hard-to-get Trickstuff Piccola HD brakes! Dangerholm nonetheless manages to sneak some foolish over-the-top upgrades in there, too. As if a SRAM X0 T-type derailleur wasn’t fancy sufficient, this one has a number of of its modular alloy parts changed with {custom} Hopp Carbon upgrades. And naturally a CeramicSpeed OSPW X cage improve for improved aerodynamics and diminished drag. Why not, when cash isn’t any object?

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, chainring

He additionally sneaks in a brand new Dangerholm-branded 1x machined RadoxX chainring that’s being offered by his r2-bike.com on-line retailer companion.

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, titanium brake bolts

And custom-made, however now commercially obtainable, ultralight METI titanium brake bolts.

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, front end

My weight-conscious sensibilities are a bit apprehensive about all that additional paint, although. Everyone knows that it takes extra light-colored paint to cowl up the darkish uncooked black carbon fiber. So possibly there’s some justification to nonetheless going tremendous stealth with our {custom} bike builds in spite of everything!

Full Construct Spec:

Dangerholm Scott Genius ST custom all-mountain bike of the future project, complete

Body: SCOTT Genius ST dimension L 150mm journey
Paint colour: RAL 1014 Ivory
Through-axle: METI titanium
Rear shock: Fox Float X NUDE
Distant: Personalized frame-mounted 10-speed shifter
Fork: Intend Hero 160mm journey with METI titanium axle
Headset: Syncros with CeramicSpeed SLT bearings
Prime cap: RadoxX x Dangerholm Oknytt
Handlebar: Syncros Hixon iC SL Rise 50mm digital stem
Grips: Syncros AM dimension M
Controllers: Zirbel Tornado WE03 related to SRAM BlipBox
Rear derailleur: SRAM Eagle AXS X0 Transmission with Hopp Carbon Elements tuning
Rear derailleur cage: CeramicSpeed OSPW X for Transmission
Cassette: SRAM X0 Transmission
Chain: SRAM X0 Transmission
Crankset: SRAM X0 Transmission
Chainring: RadoxX x Dangerholm Bergakungen 34T
Backside bracket: CeramicSpeed DUB Coated
Preload adjuster: CeramicSpeed DUB
Pedals: Xpedo Baldwin
Brakes: Trickstuff Piccola HD
Brake discs: Trickstuff Dächle UL 180mm+203mm
Brake bolts: METI titanium
Saddle: Syncros Tofino SL
Seat submit: RockShox Reverb AXS 170mm
Seat submit clamp: Intend Corona
Hubs: DUKE Dangerous Boy
Spokes: Sapim CX-Ray
Rims: DUKE Fury Star 6ters {custom} polished
Entrance tire: Maxxis Assegai EXO+ MaxxGrip 2,5”
Rear tire: Maxxis Assegai EXO+ MaxxTerra 2,5”
Tubeless sealant: Syncros Eco Sealant
Valves: Damoff
Weight with pedals: 13.60kg / 29.98lbs

Scott-Sports activities.com

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