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Scott teases all-new disc brake cyclocross bike for UCI World Championships

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2015 Scott Sports disc brake cyclocross bike with thru axles

Scott has just posted these images of the bike Marcel Wildhaber will be racing at the UCI Cyclocross World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic, tomorrow (which you can catch via live streaming at tv.uci.ch).

It’s an all-new bike for them and, without a current ‘cross model in the lineup, puts them back in the game. From the looks of it, there’ll be thru axles front and rear, internal cable and hose routing, and a very stout front end and downtube.

Here’s hoping they keep this paint scheme as a stock offering! More pics below…

2015 Scott Sports disc brake cyclocross bike with thru axles

2015 Scott Sports disc brake cyclocross bike with thru axles
Tyler Benedict
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dzmtnrider
dzmtnrider
9 years ago

First view and first comment, cool..

Glad they are using thru axles front and rear. Interested in more details on this as this could be a good choice for long dirt road adventures as well as cross races.

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brian
brian
9 years ago

Its a real looker, the bridgeless chain stays have me worried though.

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brian
brian
9 years ago

seat stays….Arggghhh saturday morning….brain fart.

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kt
kt
9 years ago

That looks badass!!

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Justin
Justin
9 years ago

Sweet!

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Chris
Chris
9 years ago

Nice paint. Hiroki want!

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anon
anon
9 years ago

I now want to paint my bike in dazzle camo

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kaliyuga
kaliyuga
9 years ago

splinter camo is da shizz

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M.C. Slammer
M.C. Slammer
9 years ago

Sorry, can’t get behind that paint. I guess ugly is the new cool. But I’m all about the dual throu-axel.

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Collin
Collin
9 years ago

Love the paint scheme. So much better then the standard matte black with red accents (or in scotts case, yellow accents)

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CW
CW
9 years ago

The paint scheme is an old wartime and ever popular prototype vehicle livery called “dazzle” camouflage. It’s used as a way to prevent photographs from revealing ever important design cues. I believe it’s original purpose was to confuse radar or missile guidance systems.

Regardless, would be cool to see them keep that!

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BMW
BMW
9 years ago

I want to hate it….but, but I can’t! Double thru, CX1, Dugast, Cra’bon Fibre’ loops and dick brakes to boot! Seriously, that is one sweet ride.

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Mario
Mario
9 years ago

Podium?

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SB
SB
9 years ago

Holy saddle setback. Who set this bike up for the photo session?!

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wheelz
wheelz
9 years ago

Wow. This CX bike is perfect: front and rear thru axles, disc brakes, and CX-1. Paint job is pretty nice too. Nice work Scott.

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Mark
Mark
9 years ago

CW- Dazzle originated in the 1800’s and prevented enemy ships from determining size and speed of ships painted with dazzle. I could be wrong. The experiment didn’t work out that well, and when more sophisticated methods of detection were developed, the project was scrapped for good.

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Kevin K
Kevin K
9 years ago

Paint never confused Radar but the this paint scheme made the outline of a battle ship hard to pick out by eye on the horizon. Hope the when looking down at the top tube does not mess with rider.

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Greg
Greg
9 years ago

Badass bike, the paint not so much.

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Bazz
Bazz
9 years ago

Fantastic, but if it has the stupid new 12mm front thru-axel standard rather than a 15mm I’m going to be disappointed.

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Collin
Collin
9 years ago

Search google for the podcast 99 percent invisible “razzel Dazzel” Great podcast.

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wall
wall
9 years ago

Wow. This is awesome. Killer paint job as well.

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zett
zett
9 years ago

Same paint as Sebastian Kienles Scott Plasma at Europe Ironman EM in Frankfurt last summer

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'Merika
'Merika
9 years ago

@Kevin K “Paint never confused Radar”

Read the Wikipedia page on the B-2 bomber.

But, of course, you meant something else–nobody has ever been wrong on the Internet.

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logic
logic
9 years ago

That paint is definitely polarizing, but I for one love it.

Whoever posted above that they were concerned about the bridgeless seat stays. Is that because you think it would cause a loss of stiffness? I wonder if having a thru axle in the rear would help to offset that? I have no idea…I think I recall other ‘modern’ cross bikes with the same bridgeless design and a rear thru. The top-end Giant TCX maybe? (I’m probably just talking out of my ass here).

Love how CX bikes are becoming more and more MTB-y

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logic
logic
9 years ago

Also — I wonder what the BB standard is

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logic
logic
9 years ago

(deleted) The Giant TCX Advanced also sports the bridgeless seat stays with a rear thru axle. I kinda sort remember seeing a video with Adam Craig talk about that at some point saying that they could get ride of the bridge because the thru axle made up for it, and they gained mud clearance there. I have non first hand experience riding these though so whatever.

Here is the Giant: http://www.giant-bicycles.com/_generated/_generated_us/bikes/models/images/2000/2015/TCX-Advanced-Pro-0-Comp-Blue-Angle-ok.jpg

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Taco
Taco
9 years ago

I hope they don’t make this a production color, unless they actually worked with Death Spray Custom, it’s pretty obvious where they got their “inspiration” for the paint scheme:

http://cycleexifcom.c.presscdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/death-spray-custom-1.jpg

http://www.deathspraycustom.com/black-polygon

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Scoobie
Scoobie
9 years ago

No worries about the lack of a brake bridge. Numerous manufacturers have acknowledged that the seatstays do very little in the strength of the frame, essentially they’re nothing more than a place to put the brake bridge. With chainstay-mounted brakes (rim or disc) you could just as easily do away with the seatstays all together, if not for the UCI double-diamond rules.

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elmar schrauth
elmar schrauth
9 years ago

the giant tcx has a ususal quickrelease rear

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SEAHBS
SEAHBS
9 years ago

Thats not paint, just a printed wrap.

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