2024

TRANSITION Scout Alloy NX

Mountain · Trail
Frame material Aluminum
Groupset NX
Wheel size 27.5
Drivetrain 1 X 12
Chain Sram Nx Eagle
Tires Front: Maxxis Assegai...
Brake type Sram Code R, Or, Sram...
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RRP
€3,766 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€3,050 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€1,932 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
transition Scout Alloy NX

About this bike

Meet the Transition Scout Alloy NX 2024: a mountain-oriented bike in the trail segment. Built around an aluminium frame.

The Transition Scout Alloy NX carries an RRP of €3,766; the live observed price for a new unit averages €3,050, and refurbished offers cluster around €1,932.

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Specifications

CategoryMountain
SubcategoryTrail
Year2024
FrameScout Alloy 140mm
Frame materialAluminum
ForkFox Float 36 Rhythm, (150mm)
SuspensionFull
Rear shockFox Float X Performance, (205x57.5mm)

Components

Groupset NX
Drivetrain 1 X 12
Rear derailleur SRAM NX Eagle
Cassette SRAM PG 1230 (11-50t)
Chain SRAM NX Eagle
Crank SRAM Descendent 6k DUB, (XS 32t/165mm), (SM/MD/LG 32t/170mm)
Bottom bracket 73mm BSA Threaded
Brake type Sram Code R, Or, Sram Guide Re 4-Piston
Brakes SRAM Centerline (180mm)
Handlebar RaceFace Chester 35, XS/SM(780x20) MD/LG(780x35)
Stem RaceFace Aeffect R (40mm)
Headset FSA No.57E
Grips ODI Elite Flow
Saddle ANVL Forge Cromo
Seatpost OneUp Dropper Post, XS(120mm) SM(150mm) MD(180mm) LG(210mm)

Wheels & Tires

Wheel size 27.5
Rims Stans Flow D
Hubs Novatech D791SB/D902SB
Spokes Pillar Double Butted
Tires Front: Maxxis Assegai 3C EXO+ (2.5), Rear: Maxxis Minion DHRII 3C EXO+ (2.4)

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