Scott Solace Gravel

Start with the frame. It is Solace eRIDE Disc HMX carbon with Scott endurance geometry, the Syncros Cable Integration System and a UDH interface. The fork is HMX flatmount disc with a 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch eccentric carbon steerer. So the handling stays familiar rather than sluggish. Plus the position suits long days.Power comes from the TQ HPR60. That is 60Nm of torque, well up on the 40Nm in the road-going Fastlane. It runs off a 360Wh internal battery. So the extra torque tells on loose climbs. Also every model is range extender ready, and the 10 includes a 160Wh extender in the box.Three builds sit in the range. First, the 10 runs SRAM Force XPLR AXS 13-speed on ZIPP 303 XPLR carbon wheels, at 13.2kg. Then the 20 steps to SRAM Rival XPLR AXS 13-speed on Syncros Capital 1.0 40 wheels, at 13.8kg. Finally the 30 uses SRAM Apex XPLR 12-speed on the new Syncros Capital GR 25 AL II wheels, at 14.3kg.Also all three clear 50c tyres and ship on Schwalbe G-One Overland rubber. Sizes run S, M, L and XL. Then the colours: Pale Green on the 10, Squid Blue on the 20 and Carbon Black on the 30.In short, this is the bike for riders who want to keep covering big gravel days. Because the day stops deciding how far you go. If you want the same assistance on the road, look at the Scott Fastlane.Want to ride one? Get in touch or come into the shop at 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne. Then we will sort the size and the build.