The new 2009 Scott Genius LTD
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Pivots have moved from the chain stays
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In essence, the Genius is now a low single-pivot design
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The new Equalizer 2 rear shock
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The handlebar-mounted remote
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The skeletal-looking rocker arms
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The top-end Genius LTD
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The Genius LTD's included DT Swiss XRC330 alone
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Budget-minded riders also have the option
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Heavily shaped tubing makes the Genius frames
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The Scale carbon hardtails are mostly unchanged
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2009 Scales will come with Schwalbe's new Rocket Ron treads.
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Scott will introduce a new alloy version
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Cyclo-crossers can lighten up this fall
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Like it or not, the integrated mast
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The wishbone-style rear stays
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Scott also showed off its newly redesigned Plasma
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The unique rear stay arrangement
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The Plasma head tube is especially narrow
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The massive bottom bracket section
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Radically shaped 'Twin Turbo' chain stays
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The revamped Voltage dirt jumper
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Ultra-burly seat stays flow right into the top tube.
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Those aren't gussets welded to the head tube;
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