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Frame condition
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Scott
2011 Scott Gambler 10
Previous used estimate
$1,204 - $1,239
Actual value depends on condition, size, and local demand.
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Price over time - 2011 Scott Gambler 10
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All Gambler model years
2024$2,952 - $3,037▲ 145% vs. 2011
2023$4,523 - $4,654▲ 276% vs. 2011
2022$3,755 - $3,863▲ 212% vs. 2011
2021$3,166 - $3,257▲ 163% vs. 2011
2020$1,949 - $2,005▲ 62% vs. 2011
2019$2,059 - $2,118▲ 71% vs. 2011
2018$1,800 - $1,851▲ 49% vs. 2011
2017$1,784 - $1,836▲ 48% vs. 2011
2016$1,542 - $1,586▲ 28% vs. 2011
2015$1,422 - $1,463▲ 18% vs. 2011
2014$1,138 - $1,171▼ 5% vs. 2011
2013$1,242 - $1,278▲ 3% vs. 2011
2012$1,259 - $1,295▲ 5% vs. 20112011$1,204 - $1,239Currently viewing
2010$1,271 - $1,308▲ 6% vs. 2011
2009$1,247 - $1,283▲ 4% vs. 2011
2008$1,109 - $1,141▼ 8% vs. 2011Overview
About this bike
Ante up to your dream downhilling rig with Scott's Gambler DH 10. It features Scott's tough 7005-aluminum frame with a Fox DHX RC4 coil shock delivering 190-230mm of travel. Up front, Fox's 40 RC2 fork with a titanium spring and 203mm of travel leads the way so the Gambler is ready for world-class, high-speed downhill runs. Feel free to open this rugged monster up thanks to Shimano's brilliant Saint components and an e.13 chainguide for snapping out of corners and keeping your chain on no matter what. And, this big rig rocks Gravity handlebars, stem and seatpost, bomb-proof DT Swiss wheels and super-tacky Schwalbe tires so you can go all in on every run.
Specifications
- Category
- Mountain
- Component Hubs
- Front: Scott Pro 20mm through-axle; Rear: DT Swiss FR 350, 12mm through-axle
- Product Family
- Gambler
- Component Chain
- DT Swiss EX 500
- Component Tires
- Front: Schwalbe Muddy Mary, 26x2.35; Rear: Schwlabe Wicked Will, 26x2.35
- Component Saddle
- Prologo Nago TTR DH
- Component Brakeset
- Shimano Saint discs, 8-inch rotors
- Component Cassette
- Shimano, 9-speed: 12-25
- Component Handlebar
- Gravity Light
- Component Rear Shock
- Fox DHX RC4, 190-230mm-travel w/Pro Pedal and adjustable rebound
- Component Spoke Brand
- DT Swiss Super Comp stainless-steel
- Component Shift Levers
- Shimano Saint
- Component Handlebar Stem
- Gravity Direct Connect
- Component Frame Tubing Material
- Scott 7005-aluminum w/IDS interchangeable dropouts
- Frame Tubing Material
- Scott 7005-aluminum w/IDS interchangeable dropouts
- Rear Shock
- Fox DHX RC4, 190-230mm-travel w/Pro Pedal and adjustable rebound
- Hubs
- Front: Scott Pro 20mm through-axle; Rear: DT Swiss FR 350, 12mm through-axle
- Tires
- Front: Schwalbe Muddy Mary, 26x2.35; Rear: Schwlabe Wicked Will, 26x2.35
- Spoke Brand
- DT Swiss Super Comp stainless-steel
- Brakeset
- Shimano Saint discs, 8-inch rotors
- Shift Levers
- Shimano Saint
- Chain
- DT Swiss EX 500
- Saddle
- Prologo Nago TTR DH
- Handlebar
- Gravity Light
- Handlebar Stem
- Gravity Direct Connect
- Cassette
- Shimano, 9-speed: 12-25
What to check when buying used
Inspection
Drivetrain wear
Check chain stretch, cassette teeth, chainrings, and shifting under load before negotiating price.
Inspection
Service history
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Inspection
Suspension service
Confirm fork and rear shock service intervals and check pivot bearings for play.