These video reviews really are some of the very best available. Thanks so much for your honesty and thoroughness! I understand Scott have ditched the Twin Lock for the 2021 Ransom, thank the Lord.
Good review agree I got one and did the following Got rid of twin lockout Replaced brakes with code and converted to all electric shifting and dropper with controls where u would expect them My only complaint is that as u mentioned the range extender battery is not a practical option on my medium frame :(
Hey. Just gotten this bike. Would love to see in more detail how you did your cable management - I've tried mine but it's still a mess. Yours look much cleaner.
This was a demo bike, so I wasn't involved in setting it up. But I guess it's down to cutting the cables to the right length and wrapping them together in that plastic band thing.
I imagine this bike has the Scott fork lock headset thing where the lower cup has a metal block pressed in with the bearing and it’s an abnormally deep cup so what a nightmare to remove bearings. I love the Scott e-bikes but their entire headset game at the minute is horrible imo.
Hello, very nice review! May i ask you how tall your are and what is your standover height (inseam length) from the legs (measured from the crotch to the ground with barefeet)? I ask because you look like having long legs and only having frame size "M". I´m close to buy this nice bike online and have no clue if size "L" maybe is ab bit to large for me due to my short inseam length of 81cm. Scott calculator says lower end of size "M". You could really help me with this information! Thx so far
Hi and thanks! I'm 181 cm tall with about 76 cm inseam. Fredrik is a few cm taller. We haven't ridden the size L, so we can't say which is better for us. But we were both happy with size M. The fairly long chainstays makes for a generous wheelbase and a stable bike. In these cases we often prefer size M, it can be a good mix of stability and playfulness. And we usually prefer having the saddle a bit low when fully extended, that's not always possible with size L. But it depends on personal preference, terrain and riding style. Both sizes are probably fine for us.
Check out our review of the motor: ua-cam.com/video/fz6tOtQ0kQY/v-deo.html We haven't done a proper test of the battery. But our impression of both the Shimano and Bosch 625/630 Wh batteries are that they are solid and well built, and they seem a tad more efficient than the 500Wh batteries.
@@joski9030 I'm very very happy with it. I find it really plush to ride and it handles everything I throw at it easily. That being said, I haven't ridden a lot of other e bikes to compare. I'd reccomend buying one if sitting on the fence
I'm 181 and I thought the M was fine. I've never ridden the L, so I don't know if I'd prefer that one. I tend to prefer a smaller size if the chainstay length is long. To avoid having an extremely long wheelbase. Even if I pick the smaller size, these bikes are so stable. So, I might as well size down to have a more playful bike. But, it depens on what you prefer. I guess Large will work too, unless the seatpost ends up being too long.
@@EMTBVideos Thanks for an answer , i just ride a cube now L size seattube 47cm size but on scot geometry page seattube is 49 cm and the wheel base is 28.4 cm longer so i guess M do me to.
bosch gen 4 rattles like crazy when freewheeling or going downhill on rough terrain. u would think that scott R&D woulda sorted this thing out. really disappointed with this. buyer's remorse 4 sure🥴
The EP8 is the same.. I think there is a reason why they do this. there was a video about this by shimano I think. It's so it runs cooler and doesn't overheat or something
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As a Scott Rider.... the Twin Lock is just brillant!
These video reviews really are some of the very best available. Thanks so much for your honesty and thoroughness!
I understand Scott have ditched the Twin Lock for the 2021 Ransom, thank the Lord.
Sorry, do you know the price of this bike?
@@estebanbeltran3822 2021 E-Ransom 910 is £6895, the 920 is £5449.
Good review agree
I got one and did the following
Got rid of twin lockout
Replaced brakes with code and converted to all electric shifting and dropper with controls where u would expect them
My only complaint is that as u mentioned the range extender battery is not a practical option on my medium frame :(
Good review! You really live in sloppy terrain... looks super slick, so you have to have pretty good set of skills!
Great review as usual. Here is another example of having 2 500Wh batteries instead of a rage extender that would only fit in the Large bikes 🙄
Aksel Hennie gone mountain biking :)?! Good and thoroughreview as always!
@@EMTBVideos Lol i dunno why, but you kinda look like him here 2:11 xD
The bike looks great but the cockpit has too many wires, doesn't it?
Hey. Just gotten this bike. Would love to see in more detail how you did your cable management - I've tried mine but it's still a mess. Yours look much cleaner.
This was a demo bike, so I wasn't involved in setting it up. But I guess it's down to cutting the cables to the right length and wrapping them together in that plastic band thing.
@@EMTBVideos Thanks. Went to an expert to do it for me. Much better.
Can the battery be charged while on the bike? Where is the charging port?
I imagine this bike has the Scott fork lock headset thing where the lower cup has a metal block pressed in with the bearing and it’s an abnormally deep cup so what a nightmare to remove bearings. I love the Scott e-bikes but their entire headset game at the minute is horrible imo.
Hello, very nice review!
May i ask you how tall your are and what is your standover height (inseam length) from the legs (measured from the crotch to the ground with barefeet)?
I ask because you look like having long legs and only having frame size "M".
I´m close to buy this nice bike online and have no clue if size "L" maybe is ab bit to large for me due to my short inseam length of 81cm.
Scott calculator says lower end of size "M".
You could really help me with this information!
Thx so far
Hi and thanks! I'm 181 cm tall with about 76 cm inseam. Fredrik is a few cm taller. We haven't ridden the size L, so we can't say which is better for us. But we were both happy with size M. The fairly long chainstays makes for a generous wheelbase and a stable bike. In these cases we often prefer size M, it can be a good mix of stability and playfulness. And we usually prefer having the saddle a bit low when fully extended, that's not always possible with size L. But it depends on personal preference, terrain and riding style. Both sizes are probably fine for us.
Thank you very much for this pretty fast information!
This opens a new view to me and i´m thinking about size "M" too now.
Kind regards
can you talk some about the motor and battery performance please?
Check out our review of the motor: ua-cam.com/video/fz6tOtQ0kQY/v-deo.html
We haven't done a proper test of the battery. But our impression of both the Shimano and Bosch 625/630 Wh batteries are that they are solid and well built, and they seem a tad more efficient than the 500Wh batteries.
Could I please ask... what would you prefer, the scott egenius, or haibike allmtm 3? Thank you
Thank you. I have bought the trek rail 7 in the end.
Your videos are great, so thank you for them.
@@gdog4323 I’m in the same situation how’s the Trek doing for you ?
@@joski9030 I'm very very happy with it. I find it really plush to ride and it handles everything I throw at it easily. That being said, I haven't ridden a lot of other e bikes to compare. I'd reccomend buying one if sitting on the fence
Hi can u tell me how tall are u riding the M size i am 177cm and i cant decide if to go for L or do i need M size here
I'm 181 and I thought the M was fine. I've never ridden the L, so I don't know if I'd prefer that one. I tend to prefer a smaller size if the chainstay length is long. To avoid having an extremely long wheelbase. Even if I pick the smaller size, these bikes are so stable. So, I might as well size down to have a more playful bike. But, it depens on what you prefer. I guess Large will work too, unless the seatpost ends up being too long.
@@EMTBVideos Thanks for an answer , i just ride a cube now L size seattube 47cm size but on scot geometry page seattube is 49 cm and the wheel base is 28.4 cm longer so i guess M do me to.
Someone knows the price?
Is ok for big jumps?
Yeah, Brendan Fairclough rides his Genius eRied fairly hard (:
ua-cam.com/video/HhOvm20QA_s/v-deo.html
What is twin lock?
Locks the front and rear suspension out in one button press.
bosch gen 4 rattles like crazy when freewheeling or going downhill on rough terrain. u would think that scott R&D woulda sorted this thing out.
really disappointed with this.
buyer's remorse 4 sure🥴
scott designs their bikes on computers wihout riding them?🤦♂️
The EP8 is the same.. I think there is a reason why they do this. there was a video about this by shimano I think. It's so it runs cooler and doesn't overheat or something
You sound like a Norwegian. Er du?
Sure am!
😴