Description
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The Scott Speedster Gravel 20 Tungsten Grey takes the tarmac-to-gravel brief and keeps it simple. Comfortable geometry suits long days in the saddle. Plus the frame clears big tyres and routes every cable internally. So it looks tidy and rides quietly.
Scott Speedster Gravel 20 Tungsten Grey – GRX 12-speed
A Shimano GRX 12-speed drivetrain keeps shifting simple and the chain secure. Because the Addict HMF carbon fork does the work up front, the bike stays composed on rough surfaces. Syncros components and Schwalbe G-One RX 45C tyres finish it off.
Key Features
- Speedster Gravel D.Butted 6061 Alloy Frame
- Addict Gravel HMF Carbon Fork
- Shimano GRX 12 Speed Drivetrain
- Shimano GRX Hydraulic Disc Brakes
- Syncros Race X25 Disc Rims
- Schwalbe G-One RX 700x45C Tires
- Syncros Alloy Components
Alloy Frame, Carbon Fork
The frame is double-butted 6061 alloy, shaped to Scott’s own gravel geometry. So you get a stable, comfortable position for long days out. Up front sits the Addict Gravel HMF carbon fork, shared with Scott’s pricier gravel bikes. Because carbon damps the buzz, your hands stay fresher over corrugations.
Gravel-Specific Gearing
Shimano’s GRX groupset is built for gravel rather than borrowed from the road. A single 40T ring drives an 11-45T cassette, so there is nothing to trim and nothing to drop. Plus one shifter means one less thing to think about when the surface turns rough.
Room For Real Rubber
Schwalbe G-One RX tyres come fitted in 700x45C. So the bike floats over loose gravel instead of skittering across it. Plus the frame takes the Syncros fender kit when the season turns wet.
Clean Lines, Internal Routing
Every cable runs inside the frame. So there is less to snag, less to clean and less to wear out. The Syncros Creston 2.0 X bar and RR2.5 stem keep the front end tidy and simple to adjust.
Built To Be Serviced
The frame uses the UDH standard derailleur hanger. So if you go down on a rocky descent, any shop in the world can get you rolling again. It is a small detail that saves a long walk.
