Scott Gambler AL 920 Review (2020 model size Large)

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • After a season on the Scott Gambler 920, I decided to talk about all the things I like and dislike about it. Hopefully it can help potential buyers.
    I'm still not comfortable with talking about the actual performance of a DH bike, so this is mostly a technical and "experience" video.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @dzastafahrai
    @dzastafahrai Před 3 lety +5

    Cool perspective from someone who is new to DH bikes!

  • @FoxFunky
    @FoxFunky Před 10 měsíci

    Thanks, it's a very uncommon review but I love your point of view.
    Being myself a beginner at DH and using my Spectral with a bit of anxiety. I have been indecisive at spending for a DH bike since I'll end up with 2 expensive bikes.
    Your opinion tells me I should go for it, if confidence/safety can be gained so easily.
    Cheers!

  • @ianhanna4905
    @ianhanna4905 Před 3 lety

    How tall are you and how did you like th edit of the Large?
    if you had a 920 and 910...do you think the 910 is worth the extra $1000 for the upgraded wheels and brakes?
    thanks!

  • @mtbboy1993
    @mtbboy1993 Před 3 lety +1

    Well done.
    18:46 that's a rotor bolt.

  • @lovebrosracing2559
    @lovebrosracing2559 Před 2 lety +1

    i just want to start by saying that this was a very helpful video. Thank you! My main question is regarding the wheels. I know in the video you said they were on the weaker side and tend to dent easily. How have the wheels held up since this video? Or did you upgrade them? Thanks.

    • @UnicornBikes
      @UnicornBikes  Před 2 lety +1

      The main issue I had were spoke nipples vibrating loose. This caused low spoke tension and gave me spaghetti like wheels. I made sure to check up on the wheels every run or so, tightening where needed. I rode the stock wheels for 1.5 days of bikepark last week and they help up fine without any loose nipples. Perhaps the factory uses too much lube or something? I don't know, but the wheels are fine now. Check my IG to see a horrible case that didn't destroy the wheel at all.

    • @lovebrosracing2559
      @lovebrosracing2559 Před 2 lety

      @@UnicornBikes Thank you so much!

    • @mr.d7429
      @mr.d7429 Před 2 lety +1

      @@lovebrosracing2559 even my 2019 Scott genius 940 came with super weak factory wheels and I blew the rear rim on the 3rd week of ride on rock garden, so I upgraded to Dtswiss e532 and Dtswiss hubs 350, I’m running cuschcore on rear. and anaconda Barbieri up front. I managed to put 2 or 3 dents on the rear wheel but it took so much abuse and testing with lower are pressure too get them there. They were very expensive (to me)to build but worthy every penny!

  •  Před 3 lety +1

    Good review!

  • @maysonrodda9068
    @maysonrodda9068 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi man, I’m new to coil shocks I usually use air, what spring would suit this bike if I weigh about 80kg

    • @azerator1819
      @azerator1819 Před 3 lety

      I don`t know much about DH or coil shocks but I assume a softer one would be better for you (don`t quote me on this though)

  • @katarliziyader8899
    @katarliziyader8899 Před rokem

    i just bought Scott gambler 920 29 inch, and i have a question that is it so big for me yer or not (i am 168)

  • @Jrutty474
    @Jrutty474 Před měsícem

    Being 6ft does it feel on the smaller side and do you wish you went for the XL

    • @UnicornBikes
      @UnicornBikes  Před měsícem

      Size is ok, it could be a little longer to feel more like my enduro bike. Always a little strange swapping

  • @ppsh2294
    @ppsh2294 Před 2 lety

    In my country this bike costs 4700$ which is extremely cheap for a bike with 203mm travel

  • @archiegilmour4361
    @archiegilmour4361 Před 3 lety

    how tall are you?

  • @Numero-qm8pl
    @Numero-qm8pl Před 3 lety

    Cuida esa bicicleta hombre, tiene el tremendo golpe 10:41