New Scott 2015 bikes seen!
The guys at BikeRadar were lucky enough to be in Australia to see what Scott Bikes have up their sleeves for the 2015 season.
First off we have the new Scott Gambler, which if your a follower of Brendan Fairclough, is the exact bike he has been posting pictures of.
Updates to the 2015 Gambler revolve mainly around that the wheel size has been upped to 27.5" but fear not yon 26" warriors, the frame will still accept the smaller wheel size.
Scott Gambler 2015
Next up is the Genius, not much has changed apart from the carbon framed models have shed another 70g, the rear dropouts are now compatible with all of todays rear axle standards.
Genius 740 2015
The Genius LT range comes in three model options, two carbon models and an entry level alloy. Updates include custom Fox 36 forks and an angle adjust headset.
Genius LT 720 2015
The popular Sub range has been renamed the Sub Speed, featuring a new frame with neat internal cable routing.
Sub Speed 10 2015
Detail for many of the other ranges on offer are still to come through but here are some of the other Scott bikes spotted in Australia:
Addict Team 2015
Contessa Solace 15 2015
Contessa Solace 35
Scale 700 2015
Scale 24 (check the Nino Shurter paint job)
Spark 910 2015 complete with IAM Cycling paint scheme
And last but not least the Spark 700 SL weighing in at an incredibly light 9.82kg
We will post up as much information as we can when Steve and Stevie return from their venture to the Scott release next week, for now though take a trip over to BikeRadar where they have many more photos to tide you over until then: BikeRadar Scott Bikes 2015
Updates to the 2015 Gambler revolve mainly around that the wheel size has been upped to 27.5" but fear not yon 26" warriors, the frame will still accept the smaller wheel size.
Scott Gambler 2015
Next up is the Genius, not much has changed apart from the carbon framed models have shed another 70g, the rear dropouts are now compatible with all of todays rear axle standards.
Genius 740 2015
The Genius LT range comes in three model options, two carbon models and an entry level alloy. Updates include custom Fox 36 forks and an angle adjust headset.
Genius LT 720 2015
The popular Sub range has been renamed the Sub Speed, featuring a new frame with neat internal cable routing.
Sub Speed 10 2015
Detail for many of the other ranges on offer are still to come through but here are some of the other Scott bikes spotted in Australia:
Addict Team 2015
Contessa Solace 15 2015
Contessa Solace 35
Scale 700 2015
Scale 24 (check the Nino Shurter paint job)
Spark 910 2015 complete with IAM Cycling paint scheme
And last but not least the Spark 700 SL weighing in at an incredibly light 9.82kg
We will post up as much information as we can when Steve and Stevie return from their venture to the Scott release next week, for now though take a trip over to BikeRadar where they have many more photos to tide you over until then: BikeRadar Scott Bikes 2015
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