Is Scott building the ultimate junior enduro bike?
Future Pro is the name of Scott's children's line. This includes intelligently designed mountain bikes for young rockers. The latest addition to this line is the Ransom Future Pro. Just like its adult counterpart, the children's version is designed for rough terrain and high speeds. The suspension travel of 140 millimetres at the front and 130 millimetres at the rear speak for themselves, as do the high-grip Kende Hellkat tires in 2.4 inch width. Speaking of tire dimensions: The Kiddie-Ransom is available - and convertible - in 24-inch and 26-inch. This means that the bike can grow with the child and the investment in a high-quality children's mountain bike will last for several years. The high-quality components - the brakes and gears are from Shimano, the suspension elements in the Kids Tune from X-Fusion, the attachments and the dropper post from Syncros - should ensure that the bike can also be passed on to younger siblings and can therefore withstand several years of youngster adventures.
The Ransom is available in two versions: The Ransom 600 with 26-inch wheels and the Ransom 400 with 24-inch wheels. Both versions can be adapted to the alternative wheel size using the flip-chip system - because children grow quickly.
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