Scott Bicycles Genius LT 710 Plus
The Genius range is a major part of Scott's heritage, having been around for some time, but always undergoing tweaks and developments to keep…
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The Genius range is a major part of Scott's heritage, having been around for some time, but always undergoing tweaks and developments to keep…
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View reviewOut of the box this is one seriously nice looking bit of kit, although it comes with a fairly chunky price tag. You would…
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View reviewLT stands for Long Travel, the standard Riot from Ghost is a 130mm travel trail bike, for 2015 the brand upped-the-anti and went with…
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