

Scott Sub Cross 20 Slope Bike
You get Balanced-tier parts across most of the drivetrain, with a Core crank mixed in. The price sits below the middle for mountain bikes with a comparable build. We haven't verified geometry figures for this model.
- 700x50 tyres
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CompareSub Cross 20 Slope sets itself apart from its sibling, the Sub Cross 20, with a lower top tube, making mounting and riding the bike easier for riders with shorter legs, less hip mobility, or for riders wearing tight pants or dresses. It's a change we love so much that even those who don't need the lower top tube enjoy taking advantage of it because the bike is so easy to get on. And when you're enjoying an easy spin around town or comfortable pedaling into the office like the Sub Cross 20 Slope is designed for, the convenience of a lower top tube is simply fantastic—and makes the bike an easy one to share among everyone in the family.<br><br>On the bike, the fit feels natural and prioritizes comfort, stability, and skill on urban streets, making it the bike of choice for soaking in the best of the city, whether doing a full tour or just hitting a local cafe.<br><br>The alloy frame is strong and durable, and it provides rider feedback in just the right amounts to keep you aware of road conditions without leaving you fatigued from input overkill. There is room to fit a standard water bottle in the frame.<br><br>Taking the bumps out of railroad crossings and potholes on your route is a 63mm suspension fork and handling all your going and slowing is Shimano's 11-speed drivetrain and strong hydraulic disc brakes. And should you love your Sub Cross like we do, you'll appreciate its rack and fender compatibility, which gives it 365 days a year to ride.
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