Is this Scott's fastest bike ever?

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The Scott Spark is a - very fast - legend. Not only, thanks to Nino Schurter and Filippo Colombo, between the start and finish, but also on the home circuit. With a clever suspension assistant, the bike should now be even faster. The new rear wheel motor from Mahle also ensures speed. And to keep everything under control, Peaty's grips roll into the range.

This is how Scott envisions the future of cross-country bikes

Scott Sparc RC Flight Attendant

The Spark from Scott stands for fast lap times - whether in the international racing circuit or on the after-work loop at home. Scott is now upgrading to ensure a podium finish and achievable KOMs: the Evo and World Cup versions of the Spark RC X x Flight Attendant are equipped with the new electronically controlled suspension system from Rock Shox.

Mahle continues to hone its tailwind

Mahle X30

Mahle is working on perfecting the e-bike system: the new X30 package includes a new motor in addition to the battery and control element. Its highlights are certainly a low weight of 1.9 kilograms and a torque of 45 Newton meters, which should come close to the punch of mid-mounted motors.

Everything under control at Peaty's

Peaty's Grips

Peaty's new grips are the result of two years of development and testing. Two available diameters are just one feature of these grips, which are packed with clever details.