2005 Scott High Octane 2
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What a used one is worth
Open the value toolNew
$386
$176 to $553
Like new
$367
$167 to $526
Excellent
$348
$158 to $498
Good
$290
$132 to $415
Fair
$212
$97 to $304
For parts
$116
$53 to $166
From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Scott
- Model family
- High Octane
- Model year
- 2005
- Category
- Mountain · downhill
- Wheel size
- 26"
- Launch MSRP (US)
- $2,625
Drivetrain
- Groupset
- Shimano XT
- Chainrings
- 2
- Electronic
- false
Build
- Fork
- Manitou Stance Kingping / Air PL/R & TPC / 170 mm / 20 mm axle
- Stem
- Scott Pilot FR / 6° rise
- Tires
- Maxxis Minion DH R+F / 26x2.5 Wire Bead / 60TPI
- Brakes
- Hayes HFX-9 HD Disc / 205 mm F and R rotor; levers: Hayes HFX-9 HD Disc
- Saddle
- Scott DH SCT-14
- Wheels
- rims: Scott Alex BH / disc only; front hub: KT DH 20 mm axle 32H; rear hub: Shimano M-475 / 32 H; spokes: DT black
- Cassette
- Shimano Deore / 11-32 T
- Crankset
- Race Face Evolve DH / 32x22 T chainring / Bashguard
- Seatpost
- Scott Comp
- Shifters
- Shimano Deore / RF-fire
- Handlebar
- Scott Pilot FR Pro / P.G. mid rise / 680 mm black
- Rear shock
- Manitou Metal RP Coil / External rebound and preload adjustment
- Travel rear mm
- 240
- Rear derailleur
- Shimano XT 27 Speed
- Travel front mm
- 170
Spec from Scott's North America bike page (captured 2004-11). Fork travel read from the fork row's "170mm" figure (Scott's way of listing travel on this site). Rear travel 180 to 240 mm (max stored). MSRP $2624.99 read from the price row of Scott's own North America page, captured 2004-11 (inside the 2005 launch window). Model year 2005: this is the range scottusa.com showed from September 2004 to August 2005 (between the 2004 range and the "2006 bike website" Scott announced on 2005-09-01); the page itself prints no year. The page lists no frame sizes. Drivetrain: two chainrings (32x22 T); the cassette row ("Shimano Deore / 11-32 T") prints no cog count and the rear derailleur row's "27 Speed" does not fit a two ring crank, so rear cogs and total gears are left null.