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Final update, SCOR approved another warranty replacement frame. However, I pushed back on the dealer [JensonUSA] claiming this was a pattern and its unreasonable to warranty frames every 2 months and all the hassle. After a bit of back and forth, Jenson offered to refund me and accept return...

:laughing::laughing::laughing: Broken rear triangle, stupid SCOR design (battery mount hardware, shock installation/removal, dropper cable routing...), the list goes on.

Don't be denial, this is just the start. They ALL crack here, maybe just the paint at first. Eventually they crack proper, like mine did on the seat stay and the example purple one I posted. I guess I can start a countdown... ~ 30 rides left till it fully cracks.

Well... two rides into my new frame and it's already showing signs of cracking at the rear triangle. The cracks are very small and hard to see unless you really look. However, they've definitely starting to form. I've ridden this frame "easier" than the first, so I don't know.

With a second frame, I can compare serial numbers. I found a second label, presumably from the factory in Taiwan, which was obscured on the rear triangle from view and painted over a bit on the front. There’s the SCOR SN, typical number is: 4060Z-ss-22-Myyxxxxx (front triangle)...

The charging port cover from FrancisCreation? Yes, but the fit is NOT good. I bought 2 covers and they don't stay in place. You push the cover into the port and it pops open after a second. The cover plug needs to be a larger diameter to fit more snugly. I messaged the company and their...

Yes, SCOR classifies the 4060z at ASTM 4. Its a joke. The 6080z is also rated ASTM 4, but yet they market it as: ".... downhill bike with a built-in shuttle. It transforms every mountain into a bike park, so you can play the mountains harder and for longer." *edit* You keep bringing up that...

I agree, this is exactly what an enduro bike SHOULD be capable of and every other bike I'd ridden is.

We describe drops by their vertical drop (take-off knuckle to top of landing transition), not the hypotenuse and not the "gap" or horizontal distance. The last drop on the video is ~ 4 m. The first drop is 1.5 m.

I've only broken one rear triangle, the first cracks appeared after 6 rides and I continued riding the bike while the warranty was being processed. After two months of riding with those cracks, the seat then remained cracked... which was expected. I weigh 88 kg with all my riding gear and ride...

Failure modes of rear triangle... borrowed from 4060z Facebook group member. Here's a catastrophic failure of a rear triangle... you can see the cracks at the front (circled in blue) and the seat stay (circled in pink). The cracks at the front appear to be the first visible failure point AND...

Another update on my cracked frame... Finally received the frame set from SCOR through my dealer (took two months)... just in time. Today the rear triangle cracked again, but at the seat stay this time. This crack is jagged and I suspect fully through the carbon lay-up. The first cracks I...

Those won't work.. the port is "D" shaped and not round.

Yes, I've been thinking of "ideas" to prevent this from happening... like additional tubing. I was just curious if others had similar issues. It wore through SO quickly. The cable routing isn't great on this bike. The bike is very clean, because it only has 10-12 rides (TOTAL) on it, 3 weeks...

While I wait for a replacement/warranty frame set... anyone have issues with the shifter cable housing wearing at the exit of the front triangle? This only has 150 'ish miles and its near down to the steel core. The edges of the hole are not sharp, but both the shifter housing, brake hose and...