But it uses a different rear suspension system, different shifters, and different derailleurs to make it more nimble and therefore better equipped for sudden turns, precision riding through gravely areas, and digging through a standover. Unfortunately, the Scratch 8 isn’t as well equipped to handle harsh conditions. However, it provides the components needed for quick transitions and ultra fast speeds through moderately difficult conditions. As such, the Scratch 8 is much better suited for racers and speed lovers. Mind you, it’s also optimal for traveling far distances through mountains, hills, and rough roads.
