scott cr1 models

dvince said:

Hello!
Can anyone please explain me differences between CR1 frames:
- SL
- Team Issue
- Team
- Pro

I know SL is the lightest model, but how much compared to Team or Pro models?

Thanks,
Danijel.

According to their website, it looks like there are two basic CR1 frames:
The CR1 SL framset:
1.93lbs
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The CR1 Pro Framset:
2.18 lbs
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No idea what size they are using for the specs.

The following links refer to the North American full bike builds.
Looks like the SL (not CD) is the only one utilizing the SL framset while the others use the Pro. Not sure that the regular SL is available overseas (under the European region of their site, it is not listed.) They seem to use Team and Team Issue in very confusing terminology, being on oppsite ends of the spectrum. Likewise the SL-CD seems to use the Pro frameset not the SL framset just to confuse things more.

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dvince said:

Hello!
Can anyone please explain me differences between CR1 frames:
- SL
- Team Issue
- Team
- Pro

I know SL is the lightest model, but how much compared to Team or Pro models?

Thanks,
Danijel.

Weight and decal differences. The SL weighs around 880grams to start with.

I'm looking at the Australian Scott 07 brochure, and although not expilicitly stated seems to say that CR1 SL LTD, CR1 Pro and CR1 Team (the 3 bikes available here) all have the same frame weighing 880gm.

The weights of the complete bikes are:
CR1 Sl LTD 7.4 kg DA, Ksyrium Elite
CR1 Pro 7.7 kg Ultegra, Ksyrium Equipe
CR1 Team 7.9 kg 105, Aksium

Is there 500g in the different groupsets and wheels?

rdk said:

I'm looking at the Australian Scott 07 brochure, and although not expilicitly stated seems to say that CR1 SL LTD, CR1 Pro and CR1 Team (the 3 bikes available here) all have the same frame weighing 880gm.

The weights of the complete bikes are:
CR1 Sl LTD 7.4 kg DA, Ksyrium Elite
CR1 Pro 7.7 kg Ultegra, Ksyrium Equipe
CR1 Team 7.9 kg 105, Aksium

Is there 500g in the different groupsets and wheels?

Yeah, I know. They need to get their marketing people in sync. Their website contradicts it, as Serenaslu said, indicating that all three of the globally available models have the Pro frameset which is identified as starting out at about 990gm ( I assume their weights are for the for the XXS (47cm) size ). With only the domestic SL having the HMF carbon fram & fork at the lighter weight.
They also spec slightly heavier tires in addition to the groupsets & wheels on the Pro and Team.

rdk said:

I'm looking at the Australian Scott 07 brochure, and although not expilicitly stated seems to say that CR1 SL LTD, CR1 Pro and CR1 Team (the 3 bikes available here) all have the same frame weighing 880gm.

The weights of the complete bikes are:
CR1 Sl LTD 7.4 kg DA, Ksyrium Elite
CR1 Pro 7.7 kg Ultegra, Ksyrium Equipe
CR1 Team 7.9 kg 105, Aksium

Is there 500g in the different groupsets and wheels?

DA - 2867grams
Ultegra - 3211grams
105 - 3339grams

Record - 2818grams
Chorus - 2999grams

Ksyrium Elite - 1792grams
Ksyrium Equipe - ?
Aksium - ?

dvince said:

Hello!
Can anyone please explain me differences between CR1 frames:
- SL
- Team Issue
- Team
- Pro

I know SL is the lightest model, but how much compared to Team or Pro models?

Thanks,
Danijel.

Maybe there are differently named models in different markets, with frames or complete bikes having similar names, and weights and models may differ from one year to the next. As far as I know the Team Issue (with the Saunier Duval logos) and the SL are the lighter frames, around 880g. I also have seen pics of a CR1 LTD frame that looks very similar to the SL. In Australia, the Team and Pro frames are the same and are heavier at around 990g; Team is specced with 105 and Pro is Ultegra.

I have read some place that most or all of the weight difference is in the fork.

i have scott cr1 limited model but my fork is differ from other cr 1 limited model.

my fork is cr1 superlite, why some cr1 fork is more sexy? can anyone can give some info. for this model...

thanks,
gian