Inside Specialized Racing: EP 9 Meribel
Entering the last round of the 2014 season, both Aaron Gwin and Troy Brosnan were in striking distance of the World Cup overall title. Join the team as they reflect on their incredibly successful season, while they continue to focus on the upcoming challenges this year.
Featuring:
Aaron Gwin
Troy Brosnan
Eric Carter
Specialized Racing
2015 Specialized S-Works Demo
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Inside Specialized Racing: EP 8 Windham
With only a few races left in the 2014 World Cup season, the team reflects on the hard work it took to get them to the top of the elite field. Aaron Gwin and Troy Brosnan sit atop the World Cup standings entering the Windham, New York, race with fellow competitors poised to take advantage of the slightest error and capture theleader’s jersey. Featuring: Aaron Gwin Troy Brosnan Eric Carter Specialized Racing 2015 Specialized S-Works Demo
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2015 Specialized S-Works Demo
“I've been on the bike for about a month now," says Gwin about the completely redesigned World Cup bike he and teammate Troy Brosnan will be debuting at Mont Sainte Anne this weekend. "We got on it right after the National Champs because we wanted to get on it right away for comparison to the old bike on the same track."
"The thing I noticed right away was just how fast it was," says Gwin. "It’s a really playful bike, but it’s a race bike through and through." Gwin believes this bike "reacts quicker than any bike he's ridden before."
"It accelerates fast because of the [lack of] weight and the stiffness." Gwin says. "You can plant it and change directions really quick because of how your feet sit on the bike... there are not a lot of pivots so when you put force into the bike it reacts straight away."
One of the interesting points Gwin makes about the new Demo is how the single-sided seat tube allows for easy in-and-out access to the rear shock.
"The switch was really easy and setting up suspension was easy," says Gwin."It's something non-racers might not have to deal with very often. But anyone who races seriously knows how often you need to service, set up and remove your shocks. The access on the Demo makes it so easy, plus I just think it looks rad."
GoPro Aaron Gwin and Charlie Harrison Bootleg Canyon 2014 Bootleg Canyon Run
Helmet cam of Charlie and I doing a practice run on our Specialized Demo 8's at the 2013 Nevada state champs at Bootleg Canyon. Awesome weekend riding with all our friends on a fun track. That's what it's all about! Shot on our GoPro Hero3+ cams.