Scott Addict RC vs Foil RC Titanium Computer Mount Weight: 10.7 g vs 11.5 g

Scott makes two integrated-bar road bikes: the Addict RC (climber) and the Foil RC (aero). Both use different one-piece bar designs, which means different computer mount shapes. TiNE makes titanium mounts for each — the Addict RC version at 10.7 g and the Foil RC version at 11.5 g. The 0.8 g gap comes down to bar width: the Addict RC bar is narrower at the mount interface, so the mount arms are shorter.

Weight: Every Model, Every Configuration

The under-mount is identical between the two models — it supports a GoPro or a light, not both simultaneously. The 0.8 g difference is entirely in the mount body, driven by the Addict RC's narrower bar interface.

Addict RC vs Foil RC: Which Mount Fits Your Bike?

The mounts are not interchangeable. The Addict RC one-piece bar has a different clamp width and shape than the Foil RC bar. If you swap between bikes, you need the correct mount for each frame. The mount arms are topology-optimized — material is removed where stress is low and retained where it matters — so the weight difference is structural, not cosmetic.

Both mounts use the same 3D-printed titanium manufacturing process (Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V) and the same eight anodized color options. The 1050 versions add a reinforced panel to support larger head units like the Garmin Edge 1050 or Wahoo ROAM, but the mount arms and clamp interface are the same as the standard version.

How Scott Compares Across TiNE's Range

The Addict RC at 10.7 g is the second-lightest in TiNE's entire computer mount range — only the Roval Rapide at 10.5 g is lighter. The Foil RC sits mid-pack at 11.5 g, tied with the Cervelo S5 and CC01 cluster.