The SCOTT Spark RC SL delivers precision under load and clarity at speed for cross-country riders. Engineered to create a seamless connection between rider and terrain, it ensures every pedal stroke and line choice is met with responsiveness and control—so you can focus on the ride, not the bike.
Every gram has been considered to craft a bike that accelerates effortlessly, navigates technical terrain with agility, and responds instantly to rider input. We’ve achieved this with our HMX-SL frame—our lightest and most refined yet. But true performance isn’t just about weight- it’s about balance. The Spark RC SL geometry is meticulously engineered to put you in control, elevating cornering confidence, making climbing efficient, and keeping descents stable—all without interruption.
The advanced suspension kinematics via RockShox Flight Attendant delivers optimal suspension settings in real time, anticipating the trail ahead, so you can focus on the ride regardless of how challenging the trail. Your wheels stay planted and your ride smooth as the setup elevates ride feel and adapts to conditions to flow through every section. The result is a bike that evolves with the terrain, so you can ride with instinctive confidence—because the best rides happen when the bike feels like an extension of you.
Equipped with a top-tier build, the Spark RC SL feels limitless and ready for your fastest rides. The SRAM XX SL Eagle AXS Transmission drivetrain, Syncros Silverton CF1 wheels, and Ceramic Speed bearings enhance speed, accuracy, and control, ensuring the bike is as capable on your local trails as it is on World Cup start lines.
Performance also extends to practicality. With a straightforward design that prioritizes ease of maintenance, you’ll spend less time in the workshop and more time riding. Every detail is considered to support your experience—because the best rides are the ones where the bike disappears, and all that’s left is the trail ahead.
Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
