2022 SCOR 4060 ST

How do I set up the rear suspension?

The suspension is made to work with the rear shock run at 28% or 30% sag. The frame can accept 62.mm or 57.5mm stroke shocks. Make sure you adjust the frame suspension according before you ride. For 62.5mm stroke, 17.5mm for 28% sag and 19mm for 30% sag. For 57.5mm stroke, 16mm for 28% sag and 17mm for 30% sag.

How do I change the frame travel?

Go from ST to LT (140mm to 160mm rear travel): Switch the fork to one with 170mm travel. Switch the shock to one with a longer 62.5mm stroke. To adjust the geometry, set the angle-adjust headset to the slack position by turning the lower and upper bearing cups by 180°, so the notch faces forward. Set the flip chip to the LT position. Go from LT to ST (160mm to 140mm rear travel): Switch the fork to one with 150mm travel. You might just have to change the air shaft. Switch the shock to one with a shorter 57.5mm stroke. A suspension tuner might reduce the stroke of the shock. To adjust the geometry, set the angle-adjust headset to the steep position by turning the lower and upper bearing cups by 180°, so the notch faces backward. Set the flip-chip to the ST position.

What does the angle-adjustable headset do?

The two-position headset changes the headtube angle by 1.5°. Notches to the front make for slacker. Notches facing backward for steeper.

What kind of headset does the frame use?

Scor has its own headset design with standardized bearings (upper MR082/lower MR170), made from high quality stainless steel. They can take a major beating, but they're also replaceable.

What kind of bottom bracket does the frame use?

This bike uses a PF92 press-fit bottom bracket, as Scor believes it's the best solution for a carbon frame. Allowing the company to achieve the desired fiber layup in the bottom bracket area. Also making for a stronger and stiffer frame.

What does the flip-chip do?

The flip-chip varies the bottom bracket height. It's 6mm lower in ST position versus LT position. Running the 4060 ST with the flip-chip in the LT setting raises the bottom bracket and gives you more ground clearance. However, running 4060 LT with the flip-chip in the ST setting could make the tire buzz the back of the seat tube, so don't try it.

Can I make this a mullet bike?

Yes. Having a 27.5" rear wheel lowers the bottom bracket and slackens the seat tube and head tube angles. For ST, these effects can be compensated for by flipping the bottom bracket chip to the LT setting so the bottom bracket is raised. The flip-chip is already in the high position on LT. To raise the bottom bracket, adjust the headset to the steeper setting with the natch facing backward.

Can I run a coil shock?

Yes. This bike was made to work with an air or coil or shock, so you can choose how you stay spring.