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Bike Industry Bike: Sim Mainey's Scor 2030

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Kicking off a new series of Bike Checks, here's a friendly freelance photographer's Not Yellow Bicycle.


 
Posted : 29/06/2025 6:01 am
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Bike checks are my favourite articles


 
Posted : 29/06/2025 6:31 am
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The response to “What size is the bike” was initially confusing.!


 
Posted : 29/06/2025 9:13 am
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I love a good bike check 😁


 
Posted : 29/06/2025 4:46 pm
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150mm forks paired with 120mm rear travel is probably what most of us could do with for UK riding. Surprisingly few options though (no doubt a long list will now appear… this is the Singletrack forum after all).


 
Posted : 29/06/2025 6:38 pm
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Can confirm the 2030 is a very nice bike to ride, this is mine. 140/120 here (it does allow 130 with a longer stroke shock)

 


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 10:56 am
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very nice!

Are Scor available in the UK these days? I remember looking previously but it was hard to get one, so went with something else.


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 11:00 am
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150mm forks paired with 120mm rear travel is probably what most of us could do with for UK riding. Surprisingly few options though (no doubt a long list will now appear… this is the Singletrack forum after all).

The 2 that I can name off the top off my head are the Banshee Phantom (115mm out back, 120-140mm up front and Chromag Darco (120mm out back and 150-160mm up front).


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 11:29 am
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very nice!

Are Scor available in the UK these days? I remember looking previously but it was hard to get one, so went with something else.

 

Not sure on the UK, odd choice to sponsor some of the 50:01 folks if not. I'm in Ireland, bought a frame on sale from bike24.com

 


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 11:37 am
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I like that. Was surprised to read the effective STA is as steep as 77.6 as the actual STA looks to be quite slack in the pics - obviously depends what the saddle was when the effective is measured. 

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150mm forks paired with 120mm rear travel is probably what most of us could do with for UK riding. Surprisingly few options though (no doubt a long list will now appear… this is the Singletrack forum after all).

Agree with that. In a singletrack forum style, an almost-matching bike is a Tallboy V5: 140 fork, 120 rear, 65.0 HA and 76.4 STA (with 140 fork). TBH it's all the bike I need 95% of the time. 

 


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 11:46 am
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Ordered a Dawley T16 which is similar in intent if not construction.


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 11:50 am
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Ordered a Dawley T16 which is similar in intent if not construction.

very nice! I enquired about one of those fairly recently, but didnt get a reply back. which probably did me a favour and saved a fair few quid!

 


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 12:34 pm
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Odd - Thom's been great so far for me.

I know he's been busy restructuring his offering and developing that collaborative enduro frame. Maybe worth a nudge. It's only money after all...


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 12:47 pm
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I'm also interested in if there's UK distribution yet?

Seen a couple out and about but they were bought from Euro sellers online.


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 1:43 pm
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J's Cycles (various locations) are listed as stockists for Scor.


 
Posted : 30/06/2025 2:55 pm

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