Scott Gambler 20 2026

Where it stands

Priced close to what German shops charge for this level of equipment, so it does not clear the margin we require before naming a pick.

Our pick · €3,500 – €4,000

• Cube AMS ONE11 C:68X TM 29 2026 at Multicycle€3,639EUR 40 more expensive, GX Eagle AXS Transmission instead of GX Eagle, unidentified rather than basic aluminium wheels, carbon rather than aluminium frame, 12.4 kg vs 17.4 kg.

What you get

Frame

Aluminium Gambler Alloy 6061, Hydroformed Custom Butted, BB107, VLK Virtual 4 Link Kinematic, 27.5" (2.6) and 29" (2.5) Tire Compatible with Geo-BB Adjustment, SW DH 12x1

Drivetrain

SRAM GX Eagle, 7-speed

Wheels

Aluminium, basic aluminium Alexrims MD30 Disc, 29" Front, 27.5" Rear, 32H Black, Tubeless Ready

Brakes

Hydraulic disc, the maker's base series

Weight

17.4 kg as published

Power meter

No

Suspension

full suspension

Fork

RockShox Boxxer, the maker's entry series, 200 mm travel

Rear shock

RockShox Vivid

Tyres

Maxxis DHR II 27.5x2.5", 2x60TPI, DH, TR, 3C Maxx Terra

The compromises

• 7-speed drivetrain, fewer gears than the 11- and 12-speed groupsets on most mountain bikes.
• Mechanical shifting, at a price where electronic groupsets are common.
• Basic aluminium wheels.
• Aluminium frame, at a price where carbon is common.
• 17.4 kg, on the heavy side for a mountain bike; the ranking's reference weight is 14.7 kg.
• No power meter, which many bikes at this price include.

Your size

What BikeExchange lists, and what it has today

This brand publishes no centimetre equivalence we can verify, so the bike appears only when you pick a letter size. This shop prices each size separately.

Where to buy

The same bike at 2 shops, matched on the same manufacturer barcode at every shop

• BikeExchange· this listingcheapest in stock€3,599in stock: S and Lopen
• bikes.de€3,799in stock: Sopen

Our pick is the cheapest shop that actually has your size, not the lowest headline price.

Price so far

How sure we are