Scott Overland 20

The SCOTT Overland 20 is a gravel bike designed to tackle any off-road adventure, from quick rides to long-distance journeys. Its durable aluminium alloy frame offers the speed and strength you need for gravel routes, while proven materials ensure reliable performance on rough terrain.

Whether you are preparing for a day trip, an overnight journey or a longer expedition, you will have the capacity to carry what you need. The front fork mounts support up to 3 kg on each side, and the rear rack can handle another 20 kg of gear. Need even more space? An optional front rack adds 10 kg of capacity, while a top tube bag keeps smaller items within easy reach.

Visibility is always assured thanks to front and rear lights powered by a dynamo hub, with no batteries needed. The lights charge as you pedal, so you can see and be seen, no matter how long your journey lasts.

The Overland 20 is equipped with 40 mm tyres for a smooth yet responsive ride on varied surfaces. For rougher terrain, remove the mudguards to free up to 50 mm of tread clearance, allowing you to fit wider tyres for greater grip and control on less well-maintained routes. The Shimano 10-speed drivetrain offers precise shifting and durability, ensuring a reliable ride kilometre after kilometre.

Whether you are commuting or seeking new challenges, it is designed to adapt to your needs, becoming the perfect companion for any adventure.


Please note that bike specifications are subject to change without notice.

Aluminium alloy frame | Shimano Cues 2x11-speed drivetrain | Shimano Cues hydraulic disc brakes | Shimano CUES 2×11-speed drivetrain | Shimano Cues hydraulic disc brakes | Alexrims race X25 wheelset | Schwalbe G-One Comp K-Guard tyres, 700×40C | SYNCROS aluminium alloy components | Herrmans MR5, Herrmans H-Trace Mini Light | Racktime SnapIt 2.0 rack 20 kg

SCOTT was founded in 1958 in Sun Valley, USA, by engineer and skier Ed Scott, and is now headquartered in Givisiez, Switzerland. It offers bicycles, e-bikes, clothing and equipment for people who ride. In 1986, it introduced its first mountain bike.