One Lever, Total Control 
Scott's popular Traction Control System has been further developed, their patented TwinLoc technology now offers simultaneous control of rear shock travel and fork lockout. The open position allows full travel, front and rear, one click switches the rear shock to Traction mode, while the fork remains fully active, click again and rear shock and fork lock at the same time - no other bike in the world offers this user friendly system.
Available on all Scott Spark and Genius models, the 48 gram switch was designed in conjunction with suspension fork manufacturers; Fox, RockShox, DT Swiss and Magura to ensure flawless operation regardless of specification.

Geometry
By changing the travel, the geometry of the bike automatically changes and puts the rider in the perfect riding position; In the full travel mode, the bike will have more sag, lowering the bottom bracket and achieving a slacker head angle for descending, whilst in Traction mode the bike sags less, automatically steepening the head angle and creating a better riding position for technical climbing and cross country. Finally the front and rear lock out allows no sag and ensures maximum power transfer.

Modes
Lockout: front and rear
Traction: Spark 85mm, Spark 29 70mm, Genius 95mm, Genius LT 110mm
Full: Spark 120mm, Spark 29 100mm, Genius 150mm, Genius LT 185mm

Founded in 1958 by Ed Scott, a talented engineer and competitive skier, the company launched the worlds first tapered aluminium ski pole to universal acclaim, setting a precedent of technical innovation that continues to this day. After moving through motocross the first mountain bike model was launched in 1986, whilst the 1989 Tour De France saw the debut of the aerodynamic handlebar that famously helped Greg Lemond to claim the yellow jersey from the late Laurent Fignon in the legendary final time trial on the cobbles of the Champs-Élysées.
The 1990’s saw Scott establish themselves firmly within the MTB market, with world cup winning forks, the worlds first carbon fibre mountain bike the Endorphin, and the worlds lightest full suspension MTB’s the G-Zero in 98 and Strike in 2000.

Today Scott offers a comprehensive and progressive range of bikes, with all models, from the entry level Aspect or Sportster to the high end Genius LT, Addict and women specific Contessa ranges featuring the most advanced construction techniques, components and materials available. Pioneers of Carbon Fibre in both road and mountain applications; the CR1 and IMP production techniques coupled with exclusive HMF and HMX carbon fibre grades allow for some of the lightest and strongest bikes on the market today, whilst innovative frame design and close links with leading component manufacturers such as DT Swiss ensure that all Scott bikes perform flawlessly at all levels.