Scott has joined the trend of aero disc bikes with the Foil DiscColin Levitch / Immediate Media
Both sides of the fork have aerofoilsColin Levitch / Immediate Media
Scott partially shrouds the caliper on the Foil DiscColin Levitch / Immediate Media
No zip ties needed. This bike, in particular, was a first production frame, the final version will have proper hose portsColin Levitch / Immediate Media
The disc and caliper tuck nicely behind the forkColin Levitch / Immediate Media
Syncros has also updated its bars to take the new Di2 junction boxColin Levitch / Immediate Media
The Foil Disc sees a PF86BBColin Levitch / Immediate Media
Scott claims the HMX carbon disc frameset only weighs 40g more than the rim-brake versionColin Levitch / Immediate Media
The rear still uses dropped chainstaysColin Levitch / Immediate Media
Scott has fixed the annoyance we had with the cable port with a single boltColin Levitch / Immediate Media
