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About this product
The Scott Addict RC 30 105 Di2 is a carbon road bike designed for climbing, racing, and sustained high-pace riding. Its Addict RC HMX carbon frame and matching HMX carbon fork, which features a 27.2mm eccentric carbon steerer for absorbing road chatter, keep the claimed total weight to 16.98 pounds. Shifting duties are handled by a full Shimano 105 Di2 electronic groupset, including the ST-R7170 shifters, RD-R7150 rear derailleur, FD-R7150 front derailleur, and a 52/36t crankset paired with an 11-34t cassette for 24 speeds in total. Stopping power comes from Shimano BR-R7170 hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm front and 140mm rear rotors. The Syncros Capital 1.0 40 wheelset is wrapped in Schwalbe ONE 700x30C tubeless-ready tires, offering enough volume for lower pressures on rough pavement without compromising rolling efficiency. Thru-axles measure 12x100mm front and 12x142mm rear. Internal cable routing tidies the cockpit, and the Syncros carbon seatpost complements the overall weight-conscious build. Pedals are not included. Available in Frozen Green/Carbon Black.
- Category
- Cycling
- Brand
- Scott
- Material
- Carbon
- Color
- Frozen Green/Carbon Black
- Size
- 52 52
- Fork
- Addict RC HMX Flatmount Disc, 27.2mm Eccentric Carbon steerer
- Hubs
- Syncros SL Axle
- Stem
- Syncros ST-R100-AL
- Tires
- Schwalbe ONE TLE Race-Guard Fold
- Pedals
- Not included
- Rotors
- Shimano RT-CL700 CL, 160mm front / 140mm rear
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Scott Addict RC 30 105 Di2 for its impressive blend of lightweight construction, stiffness, and ride quality. The HMX carbon frameset earns repeated compliments for being fast and efficient on climbs while remaining surprisingly comfortable for a race-oriented bike. Handling is described as confident, precise, and stable at high speeds, with clean aesthetics thanks to full internal cable routing and wireless Di2 shifting. The most common criticism is the stock wheelset, which reviewers widely agree is the weakest link and underserves the frame's capabilities. The 7.7 kg complete weight is also flagged as modest for the price point, and fully internal routing, while tidy, makes maintenance more involved.
