![]() ![]() This is the same drive unit that debuted on the Trek Fuel EXe, which has been earning rave reviews for its quiet performance and discreet assistance.įirst seen in the Trek Fuel EXe, the tiny TQ HPR50 motor helps the Lumen to achieve its staggering sub-16kg claimed weight. TQ’s tiny motorĪlso tucked away in the Scott Lumen’s frame is the new TQ HPR50 motor. The middle Traction Control mode is particularly beneficial for technical climbing. The TwinLoc remote gives you access to three distinct suspension modes. And with the Lumen being pitched as a lightweight and sprightly electrified trail bike, we expect it’ll attract more active riders that are going to appreciate the added platform the TwinLoc system provides. However, as we found with the big travel Patron, the middle Traction Control mode does pay some serious dividends on technical climbs. Remote-adjustable suspension may seem like an odd choice on an e-MTB. Both the Lumen’s shock and fork are cabled up to the TwinLoc lever, which allows you to adjust between three suspension modes: Descend (130mm travel), Traction Control (90mm travel) and Lockout. Of course this wouldn’t be a Scott without some kind of handlebar remote. The Scott Lumen is based on the Spark 900, and in reality, the two bikes appear almost identical.ĭesigned for speedy trail riding, the Scott Lumen features 29in wheels and is equipped with 130mm of travel front and rear. The Scott Lumen is a brand new lightweight e-MTB that draws its design from the latest Spark and Genius. Curious? Us too! Let’s dive in to see what this new e-MTB is all about. Nearly three years have passed since Specialized introduced the original Levo SL, and the competition has only gotten hotter with the arrival of the Orbea Rise, Trek Fuel EXe and Pivot Shuttle SL.Īlthough Scott is somewhat late to the lightweight e-Party, it’s drawn on every conceivable tool in its arsenal to develop the new Lumen, which stands as the most high-tech (and most expensive) bike we’ve ever seen from the Swiss brand. Of course if there was any brand that was going to make a splash in the lightweight e-MTB game, it would surely be Scott. How light exactly? According to Scott, the Lumen weighs as little as 15.5kg, which is an astonishing figure for a bike equipped with a motor and battery! The Scott Lumen has just arrived on the scene as a brand new lightweight electric mountain bike. Go Go First Look | The 2023 Scott Lumen is a 15.5kg e-MTB with a jaw-dropping price tag Scott has finally entered the lightweight e-MTB game with the new Lumen, which sets a new benchmark for both weight and price Jump to section
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